houstonsemipro

Yea, I already known that. Just trying to give you an ideal where houston stands in consulates.

So what. It's not going to get built anyway.

What?! They begun on the first tower already. The second tower is in December of this year. A reminder... "this is not shamrock tower."

Oh hell. I don't know. Just check on the page dude.

http://www.altoonporter.com/services/urbannter/index.php#

I could see now, y'all don't be looking... here is the link http://www.altoonporter.com/services/urban...nter/index.php#

It's right there in the picture on the first page. The cinema seats on the right hand side. They also mention it in the Houston Chron.

Newsflash! This project Pavillion at Houston, a megaplex theater is in the works.

Angelica Theater sucks! It's only what 5-6 screen theater? They don't even show all the major movies there. They show indie movies, and 1-2 major movies, come on. I agree they should have a 20-24 screen megaplex theater downtown. The Park Shops might work, but I doubt they will turn it into a theater, but who knows.

http://www.wordofmouthbbq.com/houston.htm Check out the link above. This might help you h-townrep. Houston ranks the 3rd largest city in consulates.

International Houston that's what we are. Great news.

Well, hold on. The Woodlands have a 20 screen tinseltown theater across the way from the new 6 screen cinema they building in market street. So, I guess it would work in sugarland town center, but they have to built it smaller, like 5-6 screen theater.

OOps, a AMC 30.

They already have a AMC 24.

Yes, they have three 70inch televisions.

Yes, I do understand downtown has accomplished alot over a 5 year period. But do you think downtown needs more entertainment? Even the smaller cities have more entertainment in their downtown. For example, Denver. Denver is a small city, and look what happen to downtown, it's vibrant now. Look at these other small cities. Just imagine we had their entertainment centers, their venue, downtown would be packed every single day, I know I would be down there. Matter in fact, I crazy about downtown now, cause it came long ways to be nothing to something. I agree with you Houston19514 on the progress downtown has made, and I guess you'll right that Rome wasn't built in a day. I guess I want things to happen rapidly when I see other cities building these entertainment facilies, and Houston can not. But time will tell, and when that time comes, Houston will preveil.

This project will not get off ground. I mean look at this waterfront they was going to build by the bufflao bayou. Did it happen? No. Bayou Place Phase II? No. Shamrock? No. More retail on main street? No. I see more resturants popping up more, which it is still great news for main street. And what happen to the old hardy rail yard pose to be a mixed use project? Another, No. Count them, 1,2,3,4. Four No's for undeveloped projects in downtown.

Well, whoever owns it doing a poor job of it.

I totally agree with you kzseattle.

Oops, I meant "I just found something out." Sorry about that.

I just found sometimes out. If Crescent Real Estate Equities(also the owner of bayou place) is in on this project, Pavillion at Houston Center that means it will never get built. For one, Crescent mention PHASE II on the bayou place, did it happen? No. It's been what, 2-3 years now since they talked about PHASE II of bayou place. This will be another bomber to downtown's vibrant entertainment sencery.

Feb. 16, 2005, 7:33PM Houston, Dallas museums receive mammoth donations By CLIFFORD PUGH and PATRICIA C. JOHNSON Copyright 2005 Houston Chronicle MAMMOTH DONATIONS Estimates of Caroline Wiess Law's bequest to the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston rose this week to $450 million. Works of art previously given to the museum include:

Feb. 17, 2005, 7:00AM Yao's restaurant taking Chinese food to new heights Rockets center's parents will run a stylish eatery and sports bar on Westheimer By DAI HUYNH Copyright 2005 Houston Chronicle Bill Olive / For the Chronicle From left, Yao Ming's parents, Yao Zhiyuan and Fang Fengdi, are opening Yao Restaurant and Bar on Monday. The seven-figure salary. The high-powered agents. The commercial endorsement deals. dai.huynh@chron.com Edited to remove copyrighted content

Besides, what team wanna play outside in the weather. Rain, thunderstorms you have to cancel the game. In an enclosed facility is perfect. What is the Dome used for today, nothing, just for high school football and that's it. We taxpayers is paying for a useless facility. I say turn it into a soccer facility. These outdoor facilies is played out. The grass all muddy from the rain, and other people using the field messing it up worster. Harris County Houston Sports Authority need to look into the Dome future, instead letting it sit up wasting tax payers money.

I agree 27