On Nov. 14, films will fill the silver screens at the Larry H. Miller Megaplex in Park City for the first time.
Upgrades to the 20-year-old theater include heated recliners, state-of-the-art technology and premium snack and beverage service.
The grand reopening comes after Metro Theaters filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy back in March and closed Kimball Junction's Redstone 8 Cinemas.
The Utah family’s investment firm, which deals in everything from real estate to healthcare, bought the theater in May and began renovations in July.
The theater in Redstone is now the area’s only commercial movie theater after Park City’s Holiday Village theater abruptly closed March 28.
