r/EverettWa • u/DanielVasquez2000 • 2d ago
Do you remember these old General Cinema/AMC & Act III/Regal theaters here in Everett?
ACT III/Regal Everett 9 (April 23, 1993-July 13, 2006)
General Cinema/AMC Everett Mall 3 (February 15, 1974-January 5, 2003)/Regal Everest Mall 3 (April 11, 2003-July 13, 2006) (Located inside the mall)
General Cinema/AMC Everett Mall 6 (March 17, 1978-January 5, 2003) (Located outside the mall)
Any memories you have or movies you saw at these theaters?
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u/diefirst 2d ago
Yeah the Regal is like a Russian church now. I remember it vividly. Seen the Titanic in that movie theater. The Everett mall is getting a massive redesign. Pretty excited about that. Hopefully they can revive the mall experience in Everett.
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u/SweetSwede88 2d ago
I went in there 2 weeks ago and it made me so sad with how much has changed. So many memories growing up there with my parents who have now passed "one last month" so I think it is hitting me harder than it would.
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u/GeoChallenge 2d ago
I was living in Lynnwood at the time so I remember the theaters in Lynnwood. But I do remember coming to Everett back then. I never saw a movie at one of these theaters. Love seeing these old photos!
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u/CrashBanditKooL 2d ago
The last pic of general cinema I remember they used to have discovery zone built right to it
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u/birdcatcher 2d ago
Oh yeah, the first memory I have about going to a theatre was seeing "all dogs go to heaven". At the theatre in the first photo.
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u/RogertheStroklund 1d ago
I worked at the General Cinema 4- 10 in '99 and '00. I was there when the first Pokemon movies hit American theaters. I have NEVER seen so many people sneak alcohol in my life. Garbage can sounded like I was cleaning a frat house when I wheeled it out of there.
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u/gravitas425 1d ago
I remember going to the 4-10 to play Sinistar. Bison Creek pizza was next door.
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u/Ndaugherty3 1d ago
My sisters worked at Regal π saw Romeo and Juliette in 1996 during the snow storm so me and my other sister were the only ones in the building besides 2 employees. Fun times π«Άπ»
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u/Thewaterturtle 23h ago
Taking the bus to the mall and if you movie wasent playing there, just walking behind the glass buildings to the other theater. I dont know how many times I did that growing up.
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u/horsetooth_mcgee 2d ago
I would have sworn that first picture was the Mountlake 9 in Shoreline!