Regal Tara Cinemas

This theater was opened in 1968 and was originally called Loew 's Tara. It was named after Tara Plantation which was the fictional home of Scarlett O'Hara in Margaret Mitchell's 'Gone With the Wind'.

Tara is a great theatre for foreign films and documentaries . If you plan your evening by hitting one of the fast and easy (perfect way to describe Cheshire Bridge Rd) restaurants in the neighborhood a

With only four theaters it is easy-in, easy-out and to top it off they serve beer (good beer , actually) and wine at the concessions stand.

Clean and comfortable seating , friendly staff , well lit abundant parking . It was a nice treat to be able to enjoy an adult beverage with my popcorn .

Great theater for independent films and Oscar selections. Part of Regal Theaters. Long, narrow rooms.

One of the best places in ATL to watch an independent flick . Popcorn is pretty tasty as well !

Free refills on all large sofas . The only catch is the large soda is as big as your head.

Go for a matinee and make sure to get a card! We got two tickets for 10 dollars !

My favorite cinema in Atlanta! Always an interesting film to discover!!

Awesome place to watch independent films .

Always a good selection of films for adults

Relax in the lobby seating area with friends before or after the movie .

This used to be Loew’s Tara. It was named after the fictional home of Scarlett from ‘Gone With the Wind.’

Most of the movies here are foreign or independent. A good place to go check out movies that aren't in the mainstream circuit.

Donate to Stars of Hope! It donates to Will Roger's Institute, Boy's & Girl's Club of America, St. Jude's, and Variety!

Good for interesting movies !

Our first time at Tara. Liked it.

Bad parking problem. Arrive early with a full tank of gas.

Indie films and docs