AMC Southlake 24

AMC Southlake 24 is a multiplex movie theatre located in Morrow, Georgia, United States, in the southern Atlanta metropolitan area. It operates under the AMC Theatres banner, the largest movie theatre chain in the world, and is branded as a 24-screen venue — the number in its name refers to its auditorium count. The theatre is part of AMC's Atlanta-area circuit and is listed on AMC's official website under its Atlanta market page. As an AMC-branded location, AMC Southlake 24 typically offers first-run Hollywood and independent films, reserved seating, and the amenities associated with modern AMC multiplexes, such as premium large-format screens, Dolby Cinema or IMAX-style presentations where available, and the AMC Stubs loyalty program. Concessions follow the AMC menu, including popcorn, fountain drinks, and expanded food and beverage options at many locations. The theatre is owned and operated by AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc., the Kansas-based exhibitor that is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker AMC. AMC Southlake 24 itself is not a separate company; it is a single venue within AMC's national network of theatres. Its identity in public databases such as Wikidata is that of a movie theatre in Morrow, Georgia, reflecting its status as a physical cinema location rather than an independent brand. Because it is a venue-level brand, AMC Southlake 24's history is tied to AMC's broader expansion in the Atlanta suburbs and to the fortunes of the exhibition industry, including the shift to digital projection, recliner seating, and premium formats. The theatre serves the communities around Morrow, Lake City, Jonesboro, and the broader Clayton County area, and it competes with other multiplexes in the south Atlanta market.

AMC Southlake 24 is a movie theatre in Morrow, Georgia, United States, operating as part of the AMC Theatres chain. Its name reflects a 24-screen configuration, a scale typical of large suburban multiplexes built or expanded during the 1990s and 2000s when exhibitors raced to add screens in fast-growing metro areas. Morrow, a city in Clayton County south of Atlanta, sits near the interchange of Interstate 75 and Interstate 675, a corridor that attracted retail and entertainment development serving the south metro population. The venue is branded and operated by AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc., the exhibitor founded in Kansas City in 1920 that grew into the largest theatre chain in the United States and the world. AMC's Atlanta-area circuit includes numerous multiplexes, and AMC Southlake 24 is listed among them on the company's official website under the Atlanta market. As a single location, the theatre does not have a separate corporate history; its story is bound up with AMC's regional expansion and with industry-wide changes such as the transition from film to digital projection, the adoption of stadium seating and recliners, the growth of premium large-format auditoriums, and the rise of subscription and loyalty programs like AMC Stubs A-List. Public reference data describes AMC Southlake 24 simply as a movie theater in Morrow, Georgia, United States, confirming its identity as a physical cinema venue rather than an independent brand or company. Like other AMC locations, it was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, which closed theatres across the country in 2020 and reshaped release windows and attendance patterns in the years that followed. The theatre continues to operate as part of AMC's national network, showing first-run films and offering the amenities associated with the AMC brand.

A large-format AMC multiplex serving the southern Atlanta metro area, positioned within AMC's national circuit of first-run cinemas.

• First-run film screenings

• Reserved seating

• Concessions

• AMC Stubs loyalty program

1. 1AMC Southlake 24 on Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2AMC Southlake 24 official pageamctheatres.com