The article briefly mentions all of the North Texas locations closed a week ago when the franchisee that owned them declared Chapter 7. Alamo Corporate immediat

The article briefly mentions all of the North Texas locations closed a week ago when the franchisee that owned them declared Chapter 7. Alamo Corporate immediately vowed to find a new franchise owner who would reopen. I hope Sony does something about this. I live down the street from one of the Dallas locations and, along with live music, this was effectively the out-of-house social life for me and my wife. Alamo was in the midst of a retrospective of anniversary re-releases, showing films from 1999 (which was our high school graduation year), then going back every five years until 1974. It was currently on 1989 and we were supposed to see Do The Right Thing this weekend. We've been there three to four times a month every month this year. The app still works, but listings were all deleted and tickets we already paid for are gone. The franchisee who closed the locations released a statement basically saying fuck yourselves. Nobody got any refunds. 600 employees were let go with no notice. The doors were simply locked and a paper sign put up.