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This week and next only four films are on the schedule. I visited tonight for Oblivion – the left side is closed, they temporarily moved over the ticket counter, not much on the left side has been done thus far (the lobby remains in tact, but it’s now a “hard hat area”). With that said – Niagara Falls Boulevard in Amherst would be an excellent place for a multiplex, what with that UB2020 scam just passed (which calls for building the University via rapidly raising tuition and implementing strange new fees the administration can’t justify like the “Academic Excellence Fee”) – if UB expands in Amherst as some developers like American Campus Communities are betting on with new properties – is a 10-14 plex in Amherst out of the question? The only strange thing is AMC otherwise withdraw from Buffalo, giving up all the sites they inherited from General Cinema (University closed, Galleria went to Regal, McKinley went to Dipson) – this is the only hold out, an original 1980’s AMC at that, 10 years after they sold off many theaters of this era.

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I’d say so – AMC converted the place to all digital (although not Sony 4K digital, oddly enough – I suspect Regal has gone full Sony 4K at least at Transit, Galleria and Quaker Crossing).

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It still holds its own being close to University at Buffalo’s North Campus (although the school runs free midnight movies at the Dipson’s Amherst Theater on Saturday across from UB South) – although I wish AMC would retreat from the market altogether and for Dipson to take over its lease as I think a more localized approach to the film programing would lead to a more interesting movie selection. The theater also is experimenting with different price structures – last summer all shows Monday-Thursday were $4.50, now they are discounting M-Th adult admission to $6.75 with Fri-Sun at $9. The staff/management keep the place spotless.

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The theater also never received an upgrade to the AMC of the 90’s look (white, blue, pink) and still has it’s 1980’s charm (dark red, light browns). The seats also appear to be original as well. In truth upgrading it to stadium seating would present many limitations – the projection booths are a few steps up – there’s no height to pull it off without gutting the place. They have yet to do a full digital upgrade. AMC Theatres produces annual revenues of about $2.6 million and maintains corporate headquarters in Kansas City, MO.It hasn’t upgraded to stadium seating, although Theatre #2 has digital projection for 3D showing some signs of confidence from AMC. Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group purchased the theater chain in September 2012. Most AMC Theatres offer RealD technology, Dolby Digital Sound, and floor-to-ceiling and wall-to-wall screens. Today, AMC Theatres offers movie goers stadium-style seating, reclining seats, assortments of movie genres and show times, and concessions featuring popcorn, candy, and beverages. The company incorporated military management and management science to revolutionize the theater industry. Stanley Dubinsky, son of Edward Dubinsky and co-founder of AMC Theatres, began the company in 1961 after gaining control of local Durwood Theatre to form American Multi-Cinema Inc.

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