Anytime I’ve been to the movie theatre at NorthPark Mall, in every single one of its many incarnations, it has never really been all that busy. Many times, I’d be in a theatre alone with just my second run flick and a one dollar hot dog. While to me, it was a blessing, still, it’s the type of cinematic loneliness that leaves you wondering just how much longer they possibly could keep going on like this.
The answer is, apparently, up until last week. The cheap movies at NorthPark—then officially known as an AMC Classic NorthPark 7—popped it’s last batch of corn and shut their doors with little to no fanfare from the movie-going public in Oklahoma City this weekend.