MoviePass is a new in-beta service that lets movie buffs watch as many movies in theaters as they want for $50 a month.
There's no need for tickets, just show your smartphone at a participating theater and you're in. The service, which is in trials in San Francisco, is trying to shake up the movie business by bringing the "Netflix model" of flat-rate pricing to the multiplex.
It's cool to see someone trying out some innovation in the idea-starved movie theater space. And if you see at least four movies a month, it could be a decent deal. Though, I don't know that there are actually four new movies a month I want to see.
All-You-Can-Watch MoviePass Brings Netflix Model to Theaters[WIRED]
3 comments:
I'm going so hard all the time that I don't have the time to sit and watch a movie from start to finish.
If I force myself to do it, I'll usually fall asleep because the going so hard catches up with me.
So, no, not interested.
No!
It would become $50.00 to watch the same two movies offered during any given month sort of like HBO
Only if they designate one showing per evening where its only 21 years or older. I despise trying to watch a movie with a bunch of ignorant teens talking, yelling, and calling on their cell phones during the movie.
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