AMC Loews Georgetown 14

AMC Loews Georgetown 14 is a movie theater located in Washington, D.C., United States. It operates as part of the AMC Theatres circuit, the largest movie theater chain in the world, and carries the AMC Loews branding that was used for many AMC locations following the company's 2006 acquisition of the Loews Cineplex Entertainment chain. The theater is situated in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C., and offers first-run film programming to the surrounding area. As a local multiplex, AMC Loews Georgetown 14 is not a standalone corporate entity but a venue within the broader AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. portfolio. AMC Theatres is headquartered in Leawood, Kansas, and operates hundreds of theaters across the United States and internationally. The Georgetown 14 location serves the District of Columbia market, complementing other AMC venues in the region. The theater's name reflects both its AMC parentage and the historic Loews name, which AMC retained on many former Loews Cineplex sites after the merger. The "14" in the name indicates the number of auditoriums at the venue. Like other AMC locations, it typically features amenities such as stadium seating, digital projection, and concession stands, though specific amenities may vary. AMC Loews Georgetown 14 is primarily of interest as a local entertainment venue and as an example of AMC's continued use of the Loews brand in certain markets. It does not have independent corporate status and is not separately traded; its operations are part of AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc., which is publicly listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker AMC.

AMC Loews Georgetown 14 is a movie theater in Washington, D.C., United States. Its history is tied to the broader AMC Theatres chain and the Loews Cineplex brand. AMC Theatres was founded in 1920 in Kansas City, Missouri, and grew into one of the largest cinema operators in the United States. Loews Cineplex Entertainment was another major chain, with roots dating back to the early 20th century. In 2006, AMC acquired Loews Cineplex Entertainment, creating the largest movie theater chain in the world at the time. Following the merger, many former Loews locations were rebranded with the combined "AMC Loews" name, which was used for years before AMC gradually simplified its branding to just "AMC" at many sites. The Georgetown 14 location, as its name suggests, is a 14-screen multiplex situated in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C. It operates as part of the AMC circuit and offers first-run films to the local market. The theater has been listed in public databases such as Wikidata as a movie theater in Washington, D.C. Specific details about its opening date, renovations, or ownership history beyond its AMC affiliation are not provided in the available evidence. As a venue, it represents the continuation of the AMC Loews branding strategy in the Washington, D.C. market.

• 2006

  AMC acquires Loews Cineplex Entertainment, leading to the AMC Loews branding used at many locations.

• 1920

  AMC Theatres founded in Kansas City, Missouri.

Local multiplex cinema within the AMC Theatres circuit, serving the Georgetown area of Washington, D.C.

• First-run film screenings

  The theater shows newly released films on its 14 screens.

• Concessions

  Typical cinema concessions such as popcorn, drinks, and snacks.

1. 1AMC Loews Georgetown 14 - Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2AMC Georgetown 14 - Official Siteamctheatres.com