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AMC Randhurst 12 is an AMC Theatres multiplex in Mount Prospect, Illinois, serving Chicago's northwest suburbs.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

AMC Randhurst 12 is a multiplex movie theatre located in Mount Prospect, Illinois, in the United States. It operates under the AMC Theatres banner, the largest movie theatre chain in the world, and serves the northwest suburban Chicago market from the Randhurst Village area. The venue is identified in public records as a movie theater in Mount Prospect, Illinois, and is listed among AMC's Chicago-area locations. As an AMC-branded cinema, the theatre shows first-run Hollywood and independent films across its twelve auditoriums, a screen count reflected in its name. Like other AMC locations, it participates in AMC's national programs such as AMC Stubs loyalty, discounted Tuesday tickets, and premium large-format or recliner seating where installed. Its programming is set by AMC's corporate booking team, so its schedule generally mirrors wide releases and event cinema shown across the chain. The theatre is not a standalone company; it is a venue-level brand within AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc., the Kansas City–based exhibitor that also owns the AMC, AMC Classic, and AMC Dine-In banners. Because it is a single location rather than a corporate entity, its public profile is limited to listings, showtimes, and local coverage rather than financial disclosures. Its parent, AMC Entertainment Holdings, is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker AMC. For local audiences, AMC Randhurst 12 functions as a suburban multiplex anchored in a mixed-use retail development, competing with nearby cinemas in the Chicago metro. Its identity is tied to the Randhurst name, which derives from the surrounding Randhurst Village commercial district in Mount Prospect.

History

AMC Randhurst 12 is a venue-level brand within AMC Theatres, the exhibition chain founded in Kansas City in 1920 by the Dubinsky brothers. The Randhurst location takes its name from Randhurst Village, the mixed-use retail development in Mount Prospect, Illinois, that replaced the earlier Randhurst Mall. The mall, which opened in the early 1960s, was a landmark of suburban Chicago retail and was redeveloped in the 2000s into an open-air town center. A cinema has been part of the Randhurst complex through its various iterations, and the AMC-branded twelve-screen theatre represents the site's modern multiplex format. AMC Theatres grew from a regional Midwest circuit into the largest exhibitor in the world through decades of expansion and acquisitions, including the 2012 purchase of rival Loews Cineplex and later acquisitions of Carmike Cinemas and Odeon & UCI. That consolidation brought hundreds of locations, including Chicago-area sites such as Randhurst, under the AMC banner. Venues like AMC Randhurst 12 were rebranded and upgraded as part of AMC's push toward recliner seating, reserved seating, and premium large-format auditoriums. As a single theatre, AMC Randhurst 12 does not have an independent corporate history. Its story is tied to the Randhurst retail district and to AMC's national strategy. The theatre appears in AMC's Chicago market listings and in public records as a movie theater in Mount Prospect, Illinois. Its operations follow AMC's corporate policies on ticketing, loyalty, and concessions, and its programming is set centrally. During industry-wide disruptions such as the COVID-19 pandemic, AMC's suburban locations, including those in the Chicago area, experienced temporary closures and staggered reopenings consistent with the chain's national response. Today the theatre continues to operate as one of AMC's Chicago-area multiplexes, competing with other exhibitors in the region and serving moviegoers in Mount Prospect and neighboring northwest suburban communities.

  • 2012

    AMC acquires Loews Cineplex, expanding its national footprint.

  • 1962

    Randhurst Mall opens as a landmark suburban Chicago retail center.

  • 1920

    AMC Theatres founded in Kansas City by the Dubinsky brothers.

  • Randhurst Village redevelopment brings an updated multiplex to the site.

Products and positioning

Suburban multiplex within the AMC Theatres national chain, serving Chicago's northwest suburbs.

  • First-run film screenings

  • Event cinema and special presentations

  • Concessions and food service

  • AMC Stubs loyalty program

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