Movie Theater Subscription Services • Page 116

Theyve changed. Advertising different price points... and noting that even those prices aren't legit cause it depends on where you live.

I get it. Theyve priced it to where they don't lose money on the first movie you see, but hilarious that once again they cant come through with a promise

 

I don't mind spending $15/mo, I'm just afraid they'll change it mid-subscription again and tell me I can't see opening movies or whatever the case might be.

 

lol at trying to get customers to come back when you won't even allow them back due to your stupid cancellation return clause. BYEEEE

 

"Codes valid only for new subscribers or subscribers with a canceled or lapsed account prior to December 1, 2018."

 

I'll sooner pay the $5 more for AMC. It sounds like they're doing pretty well

 

Also, couldn't you just use a secondary email?

 

I'll just stick with A-List where I can see up to 12 movies per month.

 

yeah that's what I was thinking. There are easy ways around that 6 month thing

 

I thought they did it by phone number

 

I agree with the idea that... how do I know the prices wont change.

 

Alexa play Too Little Too Late by Jojo

 

3 movies a month? Fuck outta here.

 

Damn this song rules. Haven't heard it in awhile.

 

So it’s $15 for 3 movies a month now? I mean I’d still be into that, if it actually worked. But who’s to say it will

 

that price depends on where you live though*

 

I think Leave (Get Out) is even more of a jam though.

 

I think the advantage it has is that it can be used at any theater.

 

^That's about the only advantage.

I would consider it for the arthouse/indie stuff, but I don't know if I'd get $15-20 a month value out of it with only getting 3 movies a month. I can just go to a matinee and it's only like $7 anyways.

 

$5 at Studio Movie Grill with a Groupon is my usual choice for new releases

 

Yeah, it can be used at almost any theater, but at what cost? And I'm not talking about the pricing, that itself seems pretty reasonable. You still have to be at the theater to check in on the day of, you still have to use an app that only works half the time to load money onto a card you have to use to pay with, and it seems like you're still limited by their stupid daily selection.

I used my Moviepass annual subscription to see 33 movies this year. 3 movies a month is really not that bad. I probably won't use A-List on average more than 3 times a month, let alone more than once a week. Yeah, I'm limiting myself to only AMC, and since I'm not a super heavy user and not too picky about having to see things in IMAX, I'm probably paying more on average per movie, but like, everything about it is so convenient. I used it yesterday for the first time to see Ralph Breaks the Internet in IMAX and it was just so easy. Made the reservation before heading out, had my phone scanned and I was in. No need to frantically walk around the theater looking for cell service just to check in on a stupid app.

AMC is already being transparent about increasing costs next year depending on location. I have my price locked in for twelve months. No need to worry about surprises and shady shit. Even this newest iteration of MP is a far cry from what I originally signed up for.

 

I totally get the appeal of A-List, but I am walking distance from both UA and Landmark Theaters so I will give MoviePass much more leeway than most

I have still gotten my moneys worth the last 3-4 months, because the Landmark theaters are e-ticketing, and because I can always check into whatever stupid movie Moviepass is sponsoring that day and just buy a ticket to whatever I want

 

Ohh. Hmm

100% that’s my jam

 

Using A-List for a Dolby screening of Schindler’s List tonight

 

I haven't canceled yet 'cause I can still see a movie or two a month so it's still saving me money, but I was getting really close and this actually makes me feel better. I've been saying all along just up the price a bit and let me see what I want when I want! Def willing to pay $5 more bucks. Until Regal comes up with something better, that is.

 

My experience with Moviepass (and why I left)

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