Earlier this year, our co-founder Bobby Hundreds expressed a longing to revive the seemingly lost movie theater culture. When you go to the movies now, there’s more excitement behind the popcorn buckets and what out-of-pocket design survived all the rounds of approval. Some of these pristine popcorn buckets, still in plastic wrap, are selling for $90 on eBay as the collectibility fixations grow within the film communities. To us, this phenomenon signals something much larger.

For one, the movie industry was largely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. With ticket sales plummeting, theaters shutting down, and films rolling out marketing campaigns absent of theatrical debuts, the landscape of cinema was altered irreversibly. Many think pieces and podcasters sparked their commentary around the looming question: Is the film industry dying? 

But years out now, we know that the answer was no, the movie industry was not dying. It was simply evolving. What we couldn’t foresee at the time was the forced transformation of the movie industry was about to coincide with the search for communal third spaces. For many, the answer lay in returning to the theaters. Attendance is slowly inching higher and higher each year to the pre-pandemic numbers. But what’s making the real rounds online isn’t about the films themselves. It’s surrounding the limited-edition popcorn buckets, cups, and beverages. Yet, there’s still one thing missing from the movie theater collectible fervor: t-shirts.

We’re proud to announce that we’ve teamed up with AMC Theatres to bring you that missing piece. We worked together to create two limited-edition graphic t-shirts inspired by our everyday lives. The graphic tees are available exclusively at AMC Theatres.

Here’s a list of the AMC Theatres that will be carrying the tees:

Arizona:

• Arrowhead Town Center 14
• Surprise 14
• Desert Ridge 18

California:

• Kabuki 8
• Regency 24
• Highwoods 20
• Port Chester 14
• Chula Vista 10
• Palm Promenade 14
• Mission Valley 20
• Plaza Bonita 14
• Eastridge 15
• Brentwood 14
• South Bay Galleria 16
• Fashion Valley 18
• Thousand Oaks 14
• Mj Harlem 9
• Ontario Mills 30
• Burbank 16
• Porter Ranch 9
• Topanga 12
• Montebello 10
• Orange 30
• Santa Anita 16
• Tyler 16
• Puente Hills 20
• Grove 14
• Americana at Brand 18
• Century City 15
• Del Amo 18
• Covina 17
• Glendora 12
• Tustin 14
• Fullerton 20
• Marina Pacifica 12
• Atlantic Times Square 14
• 9+CO 10
• South Bay Center 12
• Rosemont 12
• Poway 10
• Bay Street 16
• Metreon 16 

Colorado:

• Flatiron Crossing 14

Florida:

• Sunset Place 24
• Gulf Pointe 30
• Altamonte Mall 18

Georgia:

• Avenue Forsyth 12
• Southlake Pavilion 24

Illinois:

• New Lenox 14
• River East 21
• 84th Street 6
• Chicago Ridge 6
• Crestwood 18
• Hawthorn 12
• South Barrington 24
• Lake In The Hills 12
• Village Crossing 18
• Streets Of Woodfield 20
• Naperville 16
• Oakbrook Center 12
• Cicero 14
• Edwardsville 12

Kansas:

• Prairiefire 17
• Legends 14
• Studio 28

Massachusetts:

• Braintree 10
• Dartmouth Mall 11
• Methuen 20
• Tyngsboro 12
• Assembly Row 12
• Boston Common 19 

Michigan:

• Livonia 19
• Grand Rapids 18

Missouri:

• Town Center 20

New Jersey:

• Bay Plaza 13
• Levittown 10
• Staten Island Mall 11
• Crystal Run 16
• Garden State Plaza 15
• Rockaway 16
• Clifton Commons 16
• Freehold 14
• Jersey Gardens 20

New Mexico:

• Albuquerque 12

New York:

• Empire 25
• Lincoln Square 13
• Kips Bay 15
• Roosevelt Field 8
• Shops At Riverside 9
• Madison Yards 8
• Fashion District 8
• 34th Street 14
• Crystal Run 16
• Palisades 21

Pennsylvania:

• 309 Cinema 9

Texas:

• Burleson 14
• Forum 17
• Fountains 18
• Willowbrook 24
• First Colony 24
• Town Square 18
• Westgate 20
• Rivercenter 11
• Boerne 11
• Grapevine Mills 24
• Irving Mall 14
• Stonebriar Mall 24
• NorthPark 15
• Mesquite 30
• Clearfork 8
• Southlands 16
• Rivercenter 11
• Tech Ridge 10

Virginia:

• Potomac Mills 18

Washington:

• Kent Station 14
• Alderwood 16
• River Park Square 20