Wow, this is very familiar!

[Jeff Harris]

I love it. Just like the late, great EZ Board (yeah, it's not dead yet, but with its current changes, it might as well be). I think I might set up shop around here!

[Inque]

i know tooo many sites that still use ezboard..... oh well :rolleyes:

[It's Dalek!]

...Or "Death to REG!"

At its peak in the late 80's, the Tom Moyer Luxury theaters chain was the biggest in our fair city of Portland. In the early 90's this chain and several others was absorbed into the megachain Act III which continued to opperate these theaters until they were bought out by the dreaded Regal Cinemas in 1998. Since then Regal has systimatically closed and or demolished these theaters to make way for newer ones or to simply save money. Here is the current list of what survives and what doesn't...

Portland.

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Lloyd Cinemas - Regal
Guild - NWFC
Hollywood - Independent

*CLOSED*
Eastgate - as yet undemolished

*DEMOLISHED*
The Fox - near site of current Fox Tower 10
The Music Box - Replaced by Broadway Metroplex 4
Mall 205 Quad
Foster Drive-in

Beaverton

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Valley - Independent

*DEMOLISHED*
Westgate - Just two months ago =(
Beaverton Drive-in

Tigard

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Tigard Cinemas - Regal

*DEMOLISHED*

Washington Square

Clackamas

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Clackamas Cinemas (Aka Clackamas Town Center)

Milwaukie

*CLOSED*

Southgate - (demolished?)

Jantzen Beach

*DEMOLISHED*
Jantzen Beach

Gresham

*CLOSED*
Gresham Cinemas

More to come...

[It's Dalek!]

...Or "Death to REG!"

At its peak in the late 80's, the Tom Moyer Luxury theaters chain was the biggest in our fair city of Portland. In the early 90's this chain and several others was absorbed into the megachain Act III which continued to opperate these theaters until they were bought out by the dreaded Regal Cinemas in 1998. Since then Regal has systimatically closed and or demolished these theaters to make way for newer ones or to simply save money. Here is the current list of what survives and what doesn't...

Portland.

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Lloyd Cinemas - Regal
Guild - NWFC
Hollywood - Independent

*CLOSED*
Eastgate - as yet undemolished

*DEMOLISHED*
The Fox - near site of current Fox Tower 10
The Music Box - Replaced by Broadway Metroplex 4
Mall 205 Quad
Foster Drive-in

Beaverton

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Valley - Independent

*DEMOLISHED*
Westgate - Just two months ago =(
Beaverton Drive-in

Tigard

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Tigard Cinemas - Regal

*DEMOLISHED*

Washington Square

Clackamas

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Clackamas Cinemas (Aka Clackamas Town Center)

Milwaukie

*CLOSED*

Southgate - (demolished?)

Jantzen Beach

*DEMOLISHED*
Jantzen Beach

Gresham

*CLOSED*
Gresham Cinemas

More to come...

[It's Dalek!]

...Or "Death to REG!"

At its peak in the late 80's, the Tom Moyer Luxury theaters chain was the biggest in our fair city of Portland. In the early 90's this chain and several others was absorbed into the megachain Act III which continued to opperate these theaters until they were bought out by the dreaded Regal Cinemas in 1998. Since then Regal has systimatically closed and or demolished these theaters to make way for newer ones or to simply save money. Here is the current list of what survives and what doesn't...

Portland.

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Lloyd Cinemas - Regal
Guild - NWFC
Hollywood - Independent

*CLOSED*
Eastgate - as yet undemolished

*DEMOLISHED*
The Fox - near site of current Fox Tower 10
The Music Box - Replaced by Broadway Metroplex 4
Mall 205 Quad
Foster Drive-in

Beaverton

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Valley - Independent

*DEMOLISHED*
Westgate - Just two months ago =(
Beaverton Drive-in

Tigard

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Tigard Cinemas - Regal

*DEMOLISHED*

Washington Square

Clackamas

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Clackamas Cinemas (Aka Clackamas Town Center)

Milwaukie

*CLOSED*

Southgate - (demolished?)

Jantzen Beach

*DEMOLISHED*
Jantzen Beach

Gresham

*CLOSED*
Gresham Cinemas

More to come...

[It's Dalek!]

...Or "Death to REG!"

At its peak in the late 80's, the Tom Moyer Luxury theaters chain was the biggest in our fair city of Portland. In the early 90's this chain and several others was absorbed into the megachain Act III which continued to opperate these theaters until they were bought out by the dreaded Regal Cinemas in 1998. Since then Regal has systimatically closed and or demolished these theaters to make way for newer ones or to simply save money. Here is the current list of what survives and what doesn't...

Portland.

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Lloyd Cinemas - Regal
Guild - NWFC
Hollywood - Independent

*CLOSED*
Eastgate - as yet undemolished

*DEMOLISHED*
The Fox - near site of current Fox Tower 10
The Music Box - Replaced by Broadway Metroplex 4
Mall 205 Quad
Foster Drive-in

Beaverton

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Valley - Independent

*DEMOLISHED*
Westgate - Just two months ago =(
Beaverton Drive-in

Tigard

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Tigard Cinemas - Regal

*DEMOLISHED*

Washington Square

Clackamas

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Clackamas Cinemas (Aka Clackamas Town Center)

Milwaukie

*CLOSED*

Southgate - (demolished?)

Jantzen Beach

*DEMOLISHED*
Jantzen Beach

Gresham

*CLOSED*
Gresham Cinemas

More to come...

[It's Dalek!]

...Or "Death to REG!"

At its peak in the late 80's, the Tom Moyer Luxury theaters chain was the biggest in our fair city of Portland. In the early 90's this chain and several others was absorbed into the megachain Act III which continued to opperate these theaters until they were bought out by the dreaded Regal Cinemas in 1998. Since then Regal has systimatically closed and or demolished these theaters to make way for newer ones or to simply save money. Here is the current list of what survives and what doesn't...

Portland.

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Lloyd Cinemas - Regal
Guild - NWFC
Hollywood - Independent

*CLOSED*
Eastgate - as yet undemolished

*DEMOLISHED*
The Fox - near site of current Fox Tower 10
The Music Box - Replaced by Broadway Metroplex 4
Mall 205 Quad
Foster Drive-in

Beaverton

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Valley - Independent

*DEMOLISHED*
Westgate - Just two months ago =(
Beaverton Drive-in

Tigard

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Tigard Cinemas - Regal

*DEMOLISHED*

Washington Square

Clackamas

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Clackamas Cinemas (Aka Clackamas Town Center)

Milwaukie

*CLOSED*

Southgate - (demolished?)

Jantzen Beach

*DEMOLISHED*
Jantzen Beach

Gresham

*CLOSED*
Gresham Cinemas

More to come...

[It's Dalek!]

...Or "Death to REG!"

At its peak in the late 80's, the Tom Moyer Luxury theaters chain was the biggest in our fair city of Portland. In the early 90's this chain and several others was absorbed into the megachain Act III which continued to opperate these theaters until they were bought out by the dreaded Regal Cinemas in 1998. Since then Regal has systimatically closed and or demolished these theaters to make way for newer ones or to simply save money. Here is the current list of what survives and what doesn't...

Portland.

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Lloyd Cinemas - Regal
Guild - NWFC
Hollywood - Independent

*CLOSED*
Eastgate - as yet undemolished

*DEMOLISHED*
The Fox - near site of current Fox Tower 10
The Music Box - Replaced by Broadway Metroplex 4
Mall 205 Quad
Foster Drive-in

Beaverton

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Valley - Independent

*DEMOLISHED*
Westgate - Just two months ago =(
Beaverton Drive-in

Tigard

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Tigard Cinemas - Regal

*DEMOLISHED*

Washington Square

Clackamas

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Clackamas Cinemas (Aka Clackamas Town Center)

Milwaukie

*CLOSED*

Southgate - (demolished?)

Jantzen Beach

*DEMOLISHED*
Jantzen Beach

Gresham

*CLOSED*
Gresham Cinemas

More to come...

[It's Dalek!]

...Or "Death to REG!"

At its peak in the late 80's, the Tom Moyer Luxury theaters chain was the biggest in our fair city of Portland. In the early 90's this chain and several others was absorbed into the megachain Act III which continued to opperate these theaters until they were bought out by the dreaded Regal Cinemas in 1998. Since then Regal has systimatically closed and or demolished these theaters to make way for newer ones or to simply save money. Here is the current list of what survives and what doesn't...

Portland.

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Lloyd Cinemas - Regal
Guild - NWFC
Hollywood - Independent

*CLOSED*
Eastgate - as yet undemolished

*DEMOLISHED*
The Fox - near site of current Fox Tower 10
The Music Box - Replaced by Broadway Metroplex 4
Mall 205 Quad
Foster Drive-in

Beaverton

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Valley - Independent

*DEMOLISHED*
Westgate - Just two months ago =(
Beaverton Drive-in

Tigard

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Tigard Cinemas - Regal

*DEMOLISHED*

Washington Square

Clackamas

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Clackamas Cinemas (Aka Clackamas Town Center)

Milwaukie

*CLOSED*

Southgate - (demolished?)

Jantzen Beach

*DEMOLISHED*
Jantzen Beach

Gresham

*CLOSED*
Gresham Cinemas

More to come...

[It's Dalek!]

...Or "Death to REG!"

At its peak in the late 80's, the Tom Moyer Luxury theaters chain was the biggest in our fair city of Portland. In the early 90's this chain and several others was absorbed into the megachain Act III which continued to opperate these theaters until they were bought out by the dreaded Regal Cinemas in 1998. Since then Regal has systimatically closed and or demolished these theaters to make way for newer ones or to simply save money. Here is the current list of what survives and what doesn't...

Portland.

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Lloyd Cinemas - Regal
Guild - NWFC
Hollywood - Independent

*CLOSED*
Eastgate - as yet undemolished

*DEMOLISHED*
The Fox - near site of current Fox Tower 10
The Music Box - Replaced by Broadway Metroplex 4
Mall 205 Quad
Foster Drive-in

Beaverton

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Valley - Independent

*DEMOLISHED*
Westgate - Just two months ago =(
Beaverton Drive-in

Tigard

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Tigard Cinemas - Regal

*DEMOLISHED*

Washington Square

Clackamas

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Clackamas Cinemas (Aka Clackamas Town Center)

Milwaukie

*CLOSED*

Southgate - (demolished?)

Jantzen Beach

*DEMOLISHED*
Jantzen Beach

Gresham

*CLOSED*
Gresham Cinemas

More to come...

[It's Dalek!]

...Or "Death to REG!"

At its peak in the late 80's, the Tom Moyer Luxury theaters chain was the biggest in our fair city of Portland. In the early 90's this chain and several others was absorbed into the megachain Act III which continued to opperate these theaters until they were bought out by the dreaded Regal Cinemas in 1998. Since then Regal has systimatically closed and or demolished these theaters to make way for newer ones or to simply save money. Here is the current list of what survives and what doesn't...

Portland.

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Lloyd Cinemas - Regal
Guild - NWFC
Hollywood - Independent

*CLOSED*
Eastgate - as yet undemolished

*DEMOLISHED*
The Fox - near site of current Fox Tower 10
The Music Box - Replaced by Broadway Metroplex 4
Mall 205 Quad
Foster Drive-in

Beaverton

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*
Valley - Independent

*DEMOLISHED*
Westgate - Just two months ago =(
Beaverton Drive-in

Tigard

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Tigard Cinemas - Regal

*DEMOLISHED*

Washington Square

Clackamas

*CURRENTLY OPPERATIONAL*

Clackamas Cinemas (Aka Clackamas Town Center)

Milwaukie

*CLOSED*

Southgate - (demolished?)

Jantzen Beach

*DEMOLISHED*
Jantzen Beach

Gresham

*CLOSED*
Gresham Cinemas

More to come...

[Peter Paltridge]

I don't recall the brand name Luxury, but probably because I was so small and they didn't even use slides before movies played. I do remember Act III, and since Regal is a lot lot worse, I miss them. Especially the CGI opening with the rocket car. (Wish someone would put THAT on YouTube...)

In the last year of their existence Act III got rid of the car sequence and replaced it with an incredibly dull clip of a camera winding through Roman ruins until it stops at a "Dolby Digital" sign. Strange.

I remember many of the "gate" theaters, but my memory can't tell them apart. As well as the super-small mall ones--those I miss less.

As a side note: my dad worked for the Aladdin theater in the summer of 1992 when they used to show old films. I got to see free classic movies on the big screen for that entire summer. It did indeed rock.

[Peter Paltridge]

I don't recall the brand name Luxury, but probably because I was so small and they didn't even use slides before movies played. I do remember Act III, and since Regal is a lot lot worse, I miss them. Especially the CGI opening with the rocket car. (Wish someone would put THAT on YouTube...)

In the last year of their existence Act III got rid of the car sequence and replaced it with an incredibly dull clip of a camera winding through Roman ruins until it stops at a "Dolby Digital" sign. Strange.

I remember many of the "gate" theaters, but my memory can't tell them apart. As well as the super-small mall ones--those I miss less.

As a side note: my dad worked for the Aladdin theater in the summer of 1992 when they used to show old films. I got to see free classic movies on the big screen for that entire summer. It did indeed rock.

[Peter Paltridge]

I don't recall the brand name Luxury, but probably because I was so small and they didn't even use slides before movies played. I do remember Act III, and since Regal is a lot lot worse, I miss them. Especially the CGI opening with the rocket car. (Wish someone would put THAT on YouTube...)

In the last year of their existence Act III got rid of the car sequence and replaced it with an incredibly dull clip of a camera winding through Roman ruins until it stops at a "Dolby Digital" sign. Strange.

I remember many of the "gate" theaters, but my memory can't tell them apart. As well as the super-small mall ones--those I miss less.

As a side note: my dad worked for the Aladdin theater in the summer of 1992 when they used to show old films. I got to see free classic movies on the big screen for that entire summer. It did indeed rock.

[Peter Paltridge]

I don't recall the brand name Luxury, but probably because I was so small and they didn't even use slides before movies played. I do remember Act III, and since Regal is a lot lot worse, I miss them. Especially the CGI opening with the rocket car. (Wish someone would put THAT on YouTube...)

In the last year of their existence Act III got rid of the car sequence and replaced it with an incredibly dull clip of a camera winding through Roman ruins until it stops at a "Dolby Digital" sign. Strange.

I remember many of the "gate" theaters, but my memory can't tell them apart. As well as the super-small mall ones--those I miss less.

As a side note: my dad worked for the Aladdin theater in the summer of 1992 when they used to show old films. I got to see free classic movies on the big screen for that entire summer. It did indeed rock.

[Peter Paltridge]

I don't recall the brand name Luxury, but probably because I was so small and they didn't even use slides before movies played. I do remember Act III, and since Regal is a lot lot worse, I miss them. Especially the CGI opening with the rocket car. (Wish someone would put THAT on YouTube...)

In the last year of their existence Act III got rid of the car sequence and replaced it with an incredibly dull clip of a camera winding through Roman ruins until it stops at a "Dolby Digital" sign. Strange.

I remember many of the "gate" theaters, but my memory can't tell them apart. As well as the super-small mall ones--those I miss less.

As a side note: my dad worked for the Aladdin theater in the summer of 1992 when they used to show old films. I got to see free classic movies on the big screen for that entire summer. It did indeed rock.

[Peter Paltridge]

I don't recall the brand name Luxury, but probably because I was so small and they didn't even use slides before movies played. I do remember Act III, and since Regal is a lot lot worse, I miss them. Especially the CGI opening with the rocket car. (Wish someone would put THAT on YouTube...)

In the last year of their existence Act III got rid of the car sequence and replaced it with an incredibly dull clip of a camera winding through Roman ruins until it stops at a "Dolby Digital" sign. Strange.

I remember many of the "gate" theaters, but my memory can't tell them apart. As well as the super-small mall ones--those I miss less.

As a side note: my dad worked for the Aladdin theater in the summer of 1992 when they used to show old films. I got to see free classic movies on the big screen for that entire summer. It did indeed rock.

[Peter Paltridge]

I don't recall the brand name Luxury, but probably because I was so small and they didn't even use slides before movies played. I do remember Act III, and since Regal is a lot lot worse, I miss them. Especially the CGI opening with the rocket car. (Wish someone would put THAT on YouTube...)

In the last year of their existence Act III got rid of the car sequence and replaced it with an incredibly dull clip of a camera winding through Roman ruins until it stops at a "Dolby Digital" sign. Strange.

I remember many of the "gate" theaters, but my memory can't tell them apart. As well as the super-small mall ones--those I miss less.

As a side note: my dad worked for the Aladdin theater in the summer of 1992 when they used to show old films. I got to see free classic movies on the big screen for that entire summer. It did indeed rock.

[Peter Paltridge]

I don't recall the brand name Luxury, but probably because I was so small and they didn't even use slides before movies played. I do remember Act III, and since Regal is a lot lot worse, I miss them. Especially the CGI opening with the rocket car. (Wish someone would put THAT on YouTube...)

In the last year of their existence Act III got rid of the car sequence and replaced it with an incredibly dull clip of a camera winding through Roman ruins until it stops at a "Dolby Digital" sign. Strange.

I remember many of the "gate" theaters, but my memory can't tell them apart. As well as the super-small mall ones--those I miss less.

As a side note: my dad worked for the Aladdin theater in the summer of 1992 when they used to show old films. I got to see free classic movies on the big screen for that entire summer. It did indeed rock.

[Peter Paltridge]

I don't recall the brand name Luxury, but probably because I was so small and they didn't even use slides before movies played. I do remember Act III, and since Regal is a lot lot worse, I miss them. Especially the CGI opening with the rocket car. (Wish someone would put THAT on YouTube...)

In the last year of their existence Act III got rid of the car sequence and replaced it with an incredibly dull clip of a camera winding through Roman ruins until it stops at a "Dolby Digital" sign. Strange.

I remember many of the "gate" theaters, but my memory can't tell them apart. As well as the super-small mall ones--those I miss less.

As a side note: my dad worked for the Aladdin theater in the summer of 1992 when they used to show old films. I got to see free classic movies on the big screen for that entire summer. It did indeed rock.

[It's Dalek!]

Yeah the only scars left of the existance of TML are old Oregonian issues and the plaque on the side of the Hollywood Theater.

P.S.: They're showing Raiders... in 70mm this week.

[It's Dalek!]

Yeah the only scars left of the existance of TML are old Oregonian issues and the plaque on the side of the Hollywood Theater.

P.S.: They're showing Raiders... in 70mm this week.

[It's Dalek!]

Yeah the only scars left of the existance of TML are old Oregonian issues and the plaque on the side of the Hollywood Theater.

P.S.: They're showing Raiders... in 70mm this week.

[It's Dalek!]

Yeah the only scars left of the existance of TML are old Oregonian issues and the plaque on the side of the Hollywood Theater.

P.S.: They're showing Raiders... in 70mm this week.

[It's Dalek!]

Yeah the only scars left of the existance of TML are old Oregonian issues and the plaque on the side of the Hollywood Theater.

P.S.: They're showing Raiders... in 70mm this week.

[It's Dalek!]

Yeah the only scars left of the existance of TML are old Oregonian issues and the plaque on the side of the Hollywood Theater.

P.S.: They're showing Raiders... in 70mm this week.

[It's Dalek!]

Yeah the only scars left of the existance of TML are old Oregonian issues and the plaque on the side of the Hollywood Theater.

P.S.: They're showing Raiders... in 70mm this week.

[It's Dalek!]

Yeah the only scars left of the existance of TML are old Oregonian issues and the plaque on the side of the Hollywood Theater.

P.S.: They're showing Raiders... in 70mm this week.

[It's Dalek!]

Yeah the only scars left of the existance of TML are old Oregonian issues and the plaque on the side of the Hollywood Theater.

P.S.: They're showing Raiders... in 70mm this week.