Landmark Theaters Locations Locator Map and Directory

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Landmark Theatres, founded in 1974, is the nation's largest theatre chain devoted exclusively to art and independent film, with 56 theatres in 22 markets. Landmark is a leader in theatre technology and services, providing customers with digital cinema, upscale concessions, on-site DVD sales, specialized merchandise, film festivals and special events. Known for its progressive and savvy film programming, as well as its unique way of nurturing and marketing independent film, Landmark Theatres occupies an unrivaled and important position in the motion picture industry.

Landmark's theatres include historic buildings, such as the Mayan Theatre in Denver and the Oriental Theatre in Milwaukee, as well as newly built facilities across the nation, including The Keystone Art Cinema in Indianapolis, all devoted to offering outstanding entertainment experiences for moviegoers.

Landmark Theatres is committed to expanding its nationwide footprint in this growing segment of the film industry. Opening this summer are two new state-of-the-art theatres: Landmark Harbor East, a brand new 7-screen theatre in Baltimore, MD, located directly on the water in the heart of the city. And The Landmark Theaters—6 screens located in Greenwood Village, one of South Denver's fastest growing, lifestyle developments.

And last but certainly not least, is our new flagship theatre in West Los Angeles, The Landmark 12 screens in the completely renovated Westside Pavilion Shopping Center. Opening in June, 2007, the new theatre complex will not only have the highest quality projection and sound, but will also feature a wine and beer bar, gourmet concession items, leather seats and many other upscale amenities.

Landmark Theatres is part of a vertically-integrated group of media companies co-owned by Todd Wagner and Mark Cuban that also includes production companies 2929 Productions and HDNet Films, theatrical and home video distributor Magnolia Pictures, and high-definition cable channels HDNet and HDNet Movies.

From Wikipedia

Landmark Theatres is the largest art house movie theater chain in the United States. The chain shows mostly first run independent, foreign film, and restored classics though some Landmark theaters also show more mainstream movies too. They also occasionally show digital movies, on digital projectors in place at every theater. Their theaters are also known for selling gourmet concession stand offerings such as gourmet coffee, espresso drinks, fresh-baked goods, imported chocolate and candy offerings, and popcorn with real butter.

Landmark Theatres was founded in 1974 by theater owner Gary Meyer. The first theaters acquired by the chain were the UC Theater in Berkeley, California and the Nuart Theatre in Los Angeles. In the 1980s, Landmark acquired Santa Fe-based Movies, Inc. and Seattle-based Seven Gables. In the 1990s, Landmark Theatres was acquired by The Samuel Goldwyn Company. Landmark Theatres continued to grow throughout the 1990s and developed multiplex theatres of its own in San Francisco; Cambridge, Massachusetts; St. Louis; Chicago; New York City, and Indianapolis. Meyer sold out his interest in Landmark in 1995.

Today, Landmark Theatres operates 209 screens in 58 theatres in 14 states and the District of Columbia. It is owned by 2929 Entertainment.