- 17,204
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Yup. It was a mistake. CEO of moviepass fixed it. It doesn't say it anymore on ToS 2.3
Plus I've watched Thor twice
MoviePass Offers $10 A Month Subscription Service
Plus I've watched Thor twice
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OH DAMNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!Yup. It was a mistake. CEO of moviepass fixed it. It doesn't say it anymore on ToS 2.3
Plus I've watched Thor twice
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Welp, might be time to sign up and pass the card back a few times.
Wonder if there's a limit to the number of times/day
Wonder if there's a limit to the number of times/day
Nike Jordan
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I think it's one film per day.
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Looks like still ONE A DAY!
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yup bout to see star wars atleast ten times
6 Rings G.O.A.T.
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Thanks for playing my Justice league ticket MOVIE pass.. 
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I saw on twitter that they're offering a yearly pass for 89.95. I think it's only for new customers though
https://www.moviepass.com/
https://www.moviepass.com/
6 Rings G.O.A.T.
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That's crazy..
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Bout to get these secondary email addresses poppington.
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I just need to see this 4-5 person Family option
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aww hell naw ijust signed up
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Oh wow!!!
http://deadline.com/2017/11/moviepass-new-monthly-subscription-7-50-a-month-1202210624/
Existing MoviePass customers will receive 25% savings from their current $9.95 per month plan if they subscribe to the new one year MoviePass subscription plan.
MoviePass Launches Annual Subscription Plan For Under $8 A Month: That’s Lower Than The Average Movie Ticket Price
by Anthony D'Alessandro
November 17, 2017 6:52am
For a limited time, MoviePass is offering a one-year subscription plan for a flat fee of $89.95, which translates to $7.50 a month (that price already includes a $6.55 processing fee). That price is under this year’s 3Q average movie ticket, which the National Association of Theater Owners pegged at $8.93.
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Existing MoviePass customers will receive 25% savings from their current $9.95 per month plan if they subscribe to the new one year MoviePass subscription plan.
Many in distribution and exhibitionare shaken up by MoviePass, especially since it’s an outside company aiming to dictate the market value of movie ticket prices; and they say that the company is bound to lose money on its monthly movie ticket plan, especially if there’s a rush at the box office during the holiday season. However, MoviePass is reportedly offsetting that loss by profiting off its sales of marketing data related to its subscribers. AMC Theatres reportedly shopped around their version of a monthly ticket price plan to the major studios, which Deadline heard was met with a cold response. Essentially, the business notion of these monthly subscription movie ticket plans break down if the subscriber/moviegoer goes to the cinema more than two times a month. The year-end holiday-moviegoing season is a major traffic time at cinemas where people flock in droves. The period of Dec. 16, 2016 to Jan. 5, 2017 grossed $1.1 billion in domestic ticket sales alone.
Since MoviePass announced its $9.95 monthly plan in August whereby a subscriber can go to the cinema multiple times, MoviePass, majority owned by MoHelios and Matheson Analytics, Inc, saw its number of subscribers hit 600K.
“This limited time offer is great for movie-lovers. At $6.95 per month, it’s hard to compare it to anything else that provides as much entertainment for a full year,” said Mitch Lowe, CEO of MoviePass in a statement. “We are entering the prime movie going season, so now is the perfect time to take advantage of the MoviePass movement,” continued Mr. Lowe.
“HMNY continues to be the biggest supporter of MoviePass, as it outpaces any other movie theater subscription service and continues to disrupt the movie theater industry,” said Ted Farnsworth, Chairman and CEO of HMNY. “We look forward to helping MoviePass™ continue to broaden its reach and modernize the movie theater industry.”
Earlier this week on CNBC, Lowe, who was a co-founding executive of Netflix, said that MoviePass was looking into launching a streaming service. As a result shares of Helios and Matheson surged $2.06 to $12.33 on Monday.
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http://deadline.com/2017/11/moviepass-new-monthly-subscription-7-50-a-month-1202210624/
Existing MoviePass customers will receive 25% savings from their current $9.95 per month plan if they subscribe to the new one year MoviePass subscription plan.
MoviePass Launches Annual Subscription Plan For Under $8 A Month: That’s Lower Than The Average Movie Ticket Price
by Anthony D'Alessandro
November 17, 2017 6:52am
For a limited time, MoviePass is offering a one-year subscription plan for a flat fee of $89.95, which translates to $7.50 a month (that price already includes a $6.55 processing fee). That price is under this year’s 3Q average movie ticket, which the National Association of Theater Owners pegged at $8.93.
RELATED
Should Dynamic Pricing Come To The Megaplex? Regal Plans Tests In 2018
Existing MoviePass customers will receive 25% savings from their current $9.95 per month plan if they subscribe to the new one year MoviePass subscription plan.
Many in distribution and exhibitionare shaken up by MoviePass, especially since it’s an outside company aiming to dictate the market value of movie ticket prices; and they say that the company is bound to lose money on its monthly movie ticket plan, especially if there’s a rush at the box office during the holiday season. However, MoviePass is reportedly offsetting that loss by profiting off its sales of marketing data related to its subscribers. AMC Theatres reportedly shopped around their version of a monthly ticket price plan to the major studios, which Deadline heard was met with a cold response. Essentially, the business notion of these monthly subscription movie ticket plans break down if the subscriber/moviegoer goes to the cinema more than two times a month. The year-end holiday-moviegoing season is a major traffic time at cinemas where people flock in droves. The period of Dec. 16, 2016 to Jan. 5, 2017 grossed $1.1 billion in domestic ticket sales alone.
Since MoviePass announced its $9.95 monthly plan in August whereby a subscriber can go to the cinema multiple times, MoviePass, majority owned by MoHelios and Matheson Analytics, Inc, saw its number of subscribers hit 600K.
“This limited time offer is great for movie-lovers. At $6.95 per month, it’s hard to compare it to anything else that provides as much entertainment for a full year,” said Mitch Lowe, CEO of MoviePass in a statement. “We are entering the prime movie going season, so now is the perfect time to take advantage of the MoviePass movement,” continued Mr. Lowe.
“HMNY continues to be the biggest supporter of MoviePass, as it outpaces any other movie theater subscription service and continues to disrupt the movie theater industry,” said Ted Farnsworth, Chairman and CEO of HMNY. “We look forward to helping MoviePass™ continue to broaden its reach and modernize the movie theater industry.”
Earlier this week on CNBC, Lowe, who was a co-founding executive of Netflix, said that MoviePass was looking into launching a streaming service. As a result shares of Helios and Matheson surged $2.06 to $12.33 on Monday.
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JUST SWITCH TO NEW PLAN!!!
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DAWG.....I feel like a fool not realizing I could have bought some shares way in the beginning. Look at that growth
iDon’tRead
formerly winter91
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So you pay up front vs a monthly fee?
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There's no reason not to join at this point
Plus who knows how long this will last. They could close shop next month for all we know...
Plus who knows how long this will last. They could close shop next month for all we know...
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I believe so! I actually prefer this way, get it out the way. All on a credit card anyways lol.
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The company just raise 100 million in addition funding.There's no reason not to join at this point
Plus who knows how long this will last. They could close shop next month for all we know...
Their main business is selling user data.
They will probably be around for a while.
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got the notice for an upgrade too
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Just a cheaper price if you pay it all now?
iDon’tRead
formerly winter91
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But does that mean that the end is one year from now rather than my start date .. and they selling my data as in personal info or just movies watching info?
PabloSanchez
formerly duecedime
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Are y'all upgrading from the app? I'm not seeing the option to do it
