Ive been paying $10 a month to see 3-6 movies a month. I win. If Movie Pass dies, I'm back to seeing about 4 - 10 movies a year and bringing in my own snacks and drinks when it's hoodie weather.

well if producers would stop recreating the same fucking movies or making unnecessary sequels AND if it didnt cost so much to see a movie, maybe people would see movies more often.

Ah data mining, the engine that powers most offers that sound too good to be true.

Theatres have to offer an experience beyond just the movie and overpriced food. No reason to leave the comfort of my home computer or TV screen for that.

It's easier to stay at home and watch a movie. People on their phone during the movie, 30 min of ads and trailers before the movie and $9 popcorn doesn't make it that appealing.

I like movies, I dont like them enough to get out of the house to go see them, but I like them enough to watch them online with Chinese subtitles and bad audio, not with a low resolution though that's where I draw the line.

The theater I go to has nice leather recliners for seating and the tickets for weekdays are onky $6. I have nothing to complain about at my theater, I just feel there really isn't that many movies worth seeing for a long while now.

I got movie pass and now they want me to pay extra for peek time movies. Just raise the damn price. Ask 15 or 20. People will still pay it.

Moviepass not trying to save theaters, like said in video they trying to collect everyone data to sell. This company could care less about theaters

Movies are too expensive, the air conditioning isn't cold enough, the floors are sticky, the concessions cost too much, parking is terrible, too many people talk, make noise, cough, smell bad, or are just plain awful to be near. Worst of all? I can't pause the big screen when I have to visit the restroom.

Try just making better movies

Hollywood needs to promote something other than super heroes i love heroes and all but it's more than played out at this point

I use MoviePass about once a week. No complaints here.

Uuuuuuuuh I’ve saved over 50 bucks in a month

My local theater is over 20 years old, half the seats are beat down cushions or straight up broken... they charge $15 a ticket.. I see all the actors on Late Night TV saying they love acting so much they'd work for Free..but still make 20 million a Film.. make Film tickets more affordable and we'll start going more..

Make something other than superhero movies.

Data is the new oil. Most have no idea how valuable their data is to companies. Companies should be paying us to see their ads, not us paying them to see their ads.

Moviepass Blocked Customers From Watching "Mission Impossible-Fallout" this weekend.

Movie passes dont work on half the movies at theater's near me

fact is, most movies are kind of garbage tbh

Let's see: Repetitive, agenda pushing, over-hyped remakes of the same movie: Check! Overpriced food and drink: Check! Frustrating fellow movie goers with no social skills: Check! Yeah, I think I'll stay home and watch KZfaq.

I was at an AMC theater and it was packed. They are offering the same as Movie Pass for $19 a month. Plus, now one of their theaters is offering dining in with delish food. The theaters are upping the game.

I've been a Moviepass subscriber since 2015 and I've only had a few minor problems with the service over the past 3 years. I love it and I'll continue to use it and support the company. With that said, I also just signed up for AMC A-List just for IMAX and Dolby Atmos movies, but for everything else (especially since I live in NYC and movie ticket prices are about $15-$17 each), it's Moviepass!

I try and go 3 times a week at least. $11 for adults after 7pm. I prepaid for the year @$90. So 1 movie a month I come out a head. Theaters by me have more food options and pizzas plus beer and wine. So theaters are making out good on concession sales even if they lose some on ticket prices.

I got an ad for Atom lol

Down goes the movie theater...its over days of that are done the 💰 coming from it will no longer be able to pay the bills

do movie prices differ from place to place cause where i am movies are at the very least $15 a movie

You don't understand. I want to pause the video, re-watch a scene (maybe in slow-motion), answer my phone, grab something to eat etc. 10$ is a sweet deal, but I can see the movie without driving a half hour to the theater and back.

Reverse stock splitting was the stupidest idea HMNY could do

Still not worth it to commute to a theatre, and ultimately waste 2 hours of your life on this big budget hollyweird crap being churned out.

Here in Australia the price for a movie ticket is $14-16$. I'd pay for this even if it was $20 monthly.

Its the metadata. The require the use of location services to figure out where you are and use that info to allow advertisers to send you "relevant" ads.

i hate going to the movie theather now and seeing there are no seats available for everyone to sit together because now they reserve your seat with your ticket purchase

I literally just subbed 5 min ago and I found out about "Peak Pricing" I regret it.

If you go every day and watch 1 movie for free as advertised you'll get revoked because you'll receive a notice from moviepass that you're taking advantage of the service.. Try it and see for yourself, it's kinda dumb lmao

Reverse split was implemented July 25th and the stock opened around $14.25. As of now (just 3 days later) it's looking like it will close below $1. Not a great sign.

I don’t want to get shot that’s why I don’t go to theaters.

we have something like moviepass per cinema branch here in the netherlands. The breakeven point is also around 1 or 2 movies per month, but lets be honest. How many movies do you actually think like "woah this I need to see!" If you can't get your squad together and the hype goes down you'll probably watch it some day but not in the cinema.

Last week, I was at the movie theater watching a movie through my phone.

That's why I have amc stubs A List. I can see 3 movies a week in any format I want, skip the box office, Reserve my seat/ticket ahead of time and get 10% off concession. I've been loving it so far and have been seeing way more movies.

Showbox is bettter . Its free and its hd . Just dont download anything

I was interested in movie pass but opted for Cinemark's movie club instead, it's only one movie a month but the one pass you don't use rolls over and you get discounts on additional tickets and get a discount on concessions. Saves me a ton of money on things I would have gone to see with my kids anyways.

Is moviepass in the UK? Edit: I changed my mind. I'm not turning on my location for anybody.

It’s now $15 per month and you have to wait 2 weeks to see a big new movie. They’re making their competitors’ offerings more enticing.

3:30 i just want to point out a few flaws in the statement about gaining money from investors and doing a reverse stock split to "boost" the price of share.... a reverse stock split means you combine 2 or more shares of stock (meaning if you have 2 shares trading at $50, after a 2 for 1 stock split you would now only have 1 share of stock valued at $100).... its kinda like saying "thank you for working so hard, instead of me paying you 1,000 pennies an hour im gonna pay you $10 an hour, i hope you enjoy the boost in your income"... technically yea the price per share goes up, but you still have the same dollar amount of equity

Unlimited movies?? I checked their website and it says 3 movies a month only. Is this video really really old??

They overestimated how valuable the data they collected is, and at the same time underestimated how many movies users were gonna see a month. They are in deep doo doo.

If there’s one thing I love, it’s driving to the theater, parking, getting a shit seat because of traffic, buying an expensive bucket of popcorn, listening to people talk a and eat nachos, then watching a movie that turned out to be garbage.

HOW DO THEY EXPECT PEOPLE TO STAY ON THE SERVICE IF THEY KEEP CHANGING THE PRICE AND WHAT'S AVAILABLE ALL THE TIME?

Lol $9 for a movie ticket? Where? Backwoods of Kentucky? I haven’t paid that much for matinee prices since high school!

This is actually a smart idea. I don't go to the movies often, for 1 because of Netflix, but 2, I don't want go waste 10.00 on something I wasn't into.

I like that they are trying to use the AOL model of staying in business, get people to sign up and hope they forget to cancel.

Today at close the stock is worth about .027 cents a share pre RS. Greek shipping companies blazed this trail for Movie pass to repeat. Get ready for massive dilution with multiple reverse splits in the future, then repeat, it's like having your own personal printing press.

I never even heard of this. I’m so checking into getting this.

They are charging for peak pricing on almost all movies now. Including the matinees at a practically empty theater. And you have to take a photo of your ticket stub. I have already cancelled.

It's not all movies in the theater either, only certain movies according to my brother who has this.

I don't go to the movies enough to justify me paying another monthly bill and it might save me money in the long run but the thought of pay another monthly bill will drive me crazy.

honestly wish Regal did this... they would make a lot of money. hell, AMC's doing it.

MoviePass scamming its consumers by not letting them watch a certain movie twice..

MoviePass is a business. Not a social experiment! They aren't trying to get more people to come to the theater. Alot of people would still go to the movies at least twice a month, regardless if they had to pay full price or not. Look at the numbers and you can see that the movie industry has consistently made lots of money, every year. But, if we can go see those movies at a much less expensive price, of course, people will take advantage of that! You would be dumb not to do that!

I think everyone is in agreement that the overall quality of movies has bottomed out. I've been an occasional movie goer for years now, and I hardly ever see or hear about a movie that would interest me. It's basically down to director names or screenwriters, since big name actors can't be trusted to always pick good films (I'm looking at you Fassbender).

I have really plush recliner seats with surround sound and a beautiful projector. Movie Theaters have to up their game if they want me to leave my house.

It's almost cheaper to just buy the DVD then pay a movie ticket price.

MoviePass isn't about movies... just as Facebook isn't about "social media"... The company is about informatics; gathering data based on your usage of the app and selling that information.

By the end of this year moviepass won't be around.... They're blocking movies completely and charging peak pricing up charges of $8. All showings at my local theater are considered peak pricing according to moviepass now except for the first showing in the morning on weekdays.... It was good while it lasted.

They are gonna go bust eventually. AMC A List is a huge threat!

Uhhhh its like $14 for a movie here in the afternoon.....

I found about movie pass one day while i was on KZfaq bored this is a genius idea they need to advertise on social media where i have never seen moviepass let it create a buzz the product speaks for itself

Thats what Netflix has that the big screen does not ORIGINAL movies and shows. Not just the next super hero movie over and over.

Main reason i don't go to movies is because theres between 0 and 5 movies i wanna see available to see each month. And usually not 5.

Their market cap is now under 85k lol

10 bucks is way too low. The entire formula is built on very unstable ground. Look, 2017 was the worst year for ticket sales in 2 decades. Movie theaters are struggling to bring in the audience and that's all the leverage you need. I would sell movie-passes at 40 bucks a month (35 if you sign up for a year) that let you visit as many movies as you want, but there would perhaps be restrictions on early access. I would tell the theater owners that I will fill their seats like never seen before, but instead of buying tickets, I would give them a partial refund, based on half the income of the sales of the passes. In short, the earlier a theater signs up, the larger their share will be of that 50%. The more theaters join, the more that slice gets sliced up. That would promote early participation. So, tbh, a downside would be that not every theater would accept our passes. At first! Because obviously everybody will rush to join in when they see others fill up to their last seats. Especially when there's still a chance of a quite substantial monthly return. The costs of running a movie for an audience remains the same whether that audience are 10 or 100 people. So, on top of the already paying customers, our movie passes will fill a lot of empty seats. Sure, that's without buying tickets for those people, but instead theaters now have many more customers to sell snacks, drinks and merchandise to. They'll have gift shops with everything movie related, from special T-shirts to one-time releases of certain comic books. Etc. .. Heck I've been in theaters that serve dinner in special sections. Anything is possible as long as you bring in a lot of people. If the passes double the amount of visitors, a 100% increase in those sales can be expected, but I think it will do more. Especially when all those new customers still have the money in their pocket that they saved on buying tickets. Oh, and pass holders get 10% off on snacks and drinks as well, because that's how you promote sales. Not by making stuff ridiculously expensive. The company would even invest in special treats for pass holders in connected theaters. Like maybe a free drink. Or a free limited release Iron Man key-chain that has a laser that's very annoying on a movie screen. (Can't win em all). This is how game creators switched up the market. By giving away their product for free on a mobile and start selling a lot of stuff on the side. In their case in-game. These passes will do the same with the movie theaters. Now.. I just gotta keep this entire plan a secret somehow...

That concept is a really good idea

I wish my kids were old enough so I could abuse MoviePass with my wife ._.

I did the 30 day Free Trail. I liked it, but since it did not include IMAX (Even if you agreed to pay the difference), I cancelled it.

You go to a Movie and it's 100$ for you and your lady to see something that has been redone 25 times. I have a family of 5 so I just wait for DVD or PPV release.

Honestly. If they charged 20 dollars a month they wouldn't be in that situation. 20 dollars a month is a good deal to most people considering movies on Friday nights could be 15 dollars already. Even if most consumers are aware they need to see more than 1 movie a month to get the biggest bang for their buck, most people like myself don't have time to go to the movies more than once a month cause of their schedule. They'd still buy a Moviepass thinking they could fit two movies in a month and forget/fail to most months, and boom they stay afloat from people like me and those ppl who see movies 4 times a month, but I feel like there's a huge population of movie goers like me.

SHOWBOX NETFLIX CROMECAST KZfaq

I had movie pass until they upgraded. My phone is no longer supported by that app 😢

Popcorn is 10 FUCKING DOLLARS Soda is 4 dollars. Nacho cheese is $14 NOBODY CAN TREAT THEIR FAMILY TO A MOVIE EVERYWEEK OR MONTH WITH THEM PRICES PEOPLE HAVE BILLS .

So let me get this straight, if you choose to opt out of getting your data collected you cant get the service. Welp this service is not really worth it especially with Netflix, Hulu, amazon and then if your already paying for cable some channels such as HBO,Showtime or Cinemax offer movies in theaters you can either get for free or pay a small fee to watch. Going to see movies within theaters is just so expensive especially if you go Imax a family could pay upwards of $50-$60 just for a trip to the movies NOT including dinner, I think people still go to the movies but not frequently just for specific movies, and thats great because it means we as consumers have more choices instead of before where it was just limited to the theaters and you had no real choice and they could charge you whatever they wanted.

The Meg. Wtf is up w that. I’d rather watch a Netflix movie in the same realm than pay for $9 to see that shit.

You only thought about saving others. But never thought about who would save you

They just need to lower the prices. A lot!

Going to the movies has become such a goddamn burden. An extremely high ticket price, dipshits on their phone, 15 min of ads and food that's way to expensive. And people wonder why so little people go in the first place

“not worried at all” are you sure about that

Their stock was once worth $8000. Today it closed at 7 cents. Bye bye investors!

surge pricing??

Movie theaters lost their appeal. $8 for small or medium pop corn, $4 for small drink. $8 to $15 bucks for tickets. Hell no, there used to be a time you could go and enjoy yourself. If you got kids/family, 4 people can easily spend 150 bucks and totally not enjoy the experience.

I cancelled my moviepass subscription cus they started to abuse their surcharge policy and put it on every movie every time every day with nothing less than an extra 6$ so it wasnt worth it anymore

I have an idea. What if they just stop making movies completely and actually make really good movies, maybe 10 or so a year and then everyone will have to watch said movies

I have this and it's great! I am seeing everything.

No complaints with MoviePass here. I saw 9 movies in June and 7 were new movies. If the service dies, I'll just go back to watching only a few movies a year (basically the Marvel movies and a few other blockbusters).

Wow only 50 employees ... no wonder their customer service sucks

Dude looks like Chuck from Better Call Saul.

I'm seeing as many movies as I can before my one year is up in December. I will not sign up if I am subject to their new peak pricing, so might as well take advantage while I dont have to pay that

LOL moviepass is a GREAT idea ... I think they ought to do a lot of deals with restaurants etc and raise the subscription price ...maybe 30/month . id def buy it . I love going to the movies ! ...when there are good movies .. lol

This is a result of not being able to sit randomly sit wherever you want, but having to choose a seat a beforehand

I have the original year-long MoviePass. I love it, and I don’t have to deal with their new surge-pricing BS.

With Surcharge pricing this $10.00 a Movie a day is not really correct. I got surcharged $4.20 for Matinee Movie. They are even Surcharging Movies that have been out a Month? That is a joke..