>"In our research, a lot of people go to one movie a month and would love to go to one more if it was a better deal," Lowe said. "Some people don't need unlimited [access]."
>For more adventurous cinephiles, there are new subscriptions for seeing three movies a month. And, of course, MoviePass will still offer fully unlimited plans. The company is also dropping the 24-hour limit that previously made it difficult to take full advantage of its unlimited plans (if you saw a film at 10pm last night, you'd have to wait until 10pm tonight to use it again). Unlimited users will be able to see as many films as they can fit into a single day (though they still can't see titles more than once).
>Here's the full breakdown of MoviePass's new monthly pricing:
>Tier 1 markets: $15 for 2 movies; $22 for 3 movies; and $40 for unlimited.
>Tier 2 markets: $18 for 2 movies; $27 for 3 movies; and $45 unlimited.
>Tier 3 markets: $21 for 2 movies; $31 for 3 movies; $50 for unlimited.
The company is also ridding itself of confusing subscription cancellation fees and restrictions to make life easier for its customers. Previously, some MoviePass subscribers would have to pay an exorbitant price if they decided to cancel their subscription early. And some users have also received warnings upon cancelling the service that they would have to wait six months before signing up again. Now, you'll be able to sign up, cancel, and reinstate your account with ease.
>Looking ahead, Lowe says he's hoping to include more goodies in MoviePass subscriptions. That includes private premiere day screenings for members, as well as potential deals on merchandise after seeing a film. Eventually, he plans to bring all of the service's functionality to your phone, so you can buy tickets and reserve seats without carrying a clunky credit card.
https://www.engadget.com/2016/07/12/moviepass-unveils-new-prices-starting-at-15-a-month/
Anybody here on /tv/ use this? Certainly we can abuse it like Netflix.
or just pay for the tickets as you go? this is fucking stupid
>>71945562
>or just pay for the tickets as you go?
Uh why if you can save money?
>>71945598
no you wont
>>71945598
only time you will save money is if you literally go to like 4 movies a month every month of the year like clockwork
>get Moviepass card
>go to theater with some food like a burrito
>use it to get a ticket
>go see your movie while eating a burrito
>walk out, head to the bathroom and take a nice shit
>head over to another screening room and watch another movie, take out that bottle of water and enjoy the movie while drinking it
>duck into bathroom, take a nice piss
>go to yet another screening room and enjoy the movie
>walk out of theater satisfied that you got 3 movies for the price of one and head to the Asian buffet some some serious dinnertime.
>>71945643
>>71945680
That's not hard to do. That's one movie per weekend. Even women do that.
There are only 2 movies a year worth paying $11 for save for 2015, in which there were 3.
Everything else is worth a pirate, and nothing worth a pirate is worth rewatching and will fade from your memory before the sun sets.
This is the perfect package for people who love unlimited car washes for their Ford Fusion.
>>71945501
Movies are dog shit. And only the """"good"""" movies come out in the summer. And even then most of those movies are dog shit. We go months with absolutely nothing.
This is nothing more than a scam to trick people into thinking they're getting a killer dealer when in reality you're just giving Hollywood money up front for even their shitty movies.
>>71945501
>tfw get free tickets thanks to my bank's debit card and pirate the rest from private trackers
fuck your americuck shit
>>71945913
>private trackers
>>71946004
he's not on Passthepopcorn
> work as a manager in a theatre
> print out tickets for free whenever I want
> this plus torrents and I never pay for movies again
>>71946004
>he's not PTP and BTN
>>71946063
You forgot the part where your job is shit.
>>71946053
>He's not on IPT, where literally every movie is freeleech
Stay cucked bud
>>71946141
I work part time. As long as you count money and tell people what to do, it's easy as fuck
>>71945501
lol fucking shill
even people who actually use this aren't happy with them due to the recent price hikes
>>71946150
>he uses a literal scam tracker
kek
>>71945760
>There are only 2 movies a year worth paying $11 for save for 2015, in which there were 3.
Name them.
>>71945501
>"In our research, a lot of people......would love to go to one more if it was a better deal"
Maybe if most of the movies that came out these day's weren't complete garbage I'd go more often.
>>71947267
You probably watch more than you care to admit.
>he pays for movies anywhere but the cinema
>he doesn't do the matinee
lamo fucken nerd
>>71947928
I've seen 2 movies in theaters since January this year(and one of them I regret spending any money seeing), and there's only one more coming out I'm even remotely interested in seeing.
Most movies these days are just uninteresting.
I have one of those cards, costs me $21 per month to see unlimited movies.
It's pretty neat.
>>71948035
Do you abuse it?
>>71946296
Explain
>>71948035
Lol same. Dutchfag?
Does this cover imax screenings
I have better pricing with my student discount
>>71948035
>he still pays 21 bucks more than he should
>>71949150
No.
>>71945680
Which some people actually do
>>71945760
Why are you on this board? Just leave.
>>71948035
This, I'm in New York too so I go to a new movie almost everyday. I don't think I'm paying more than a dollar per film.
>>71949093
Yep.
>>71949422
Unlike a lot of people on /tv/ I actually enjoy watching movies.
can you use it any theater? i could only justify this if i used it at both my local multiplex and the art house theaters around me. there's simply not enough movies in wide release that interest me
>paying money for movies in 2016
you guys know literally everything you could ever want to watch will be online for completely free a couple days after its out right?
>>71949818
>a couple days after its out right
Not a decent quality
>>71949756
It says any theater that takes Mastercard.
>>71949908
why would I care?
Im not autistic
>>71949572
>Currently, MoviePass can only be used for 2D films and your card will not work if attempting to purchase a 3D or IMAX ticket.
GAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYY~
>>71949953
Because unless you're watching everything on a 13 inch laptop screen, the decline in quality is jarring.
>>71949818
Sometimes it's nice to go watch a movie with friends and family.
>>71949976
>he actually cares about 3d or imax
>>71949977
I watch most everything I watch on my laptop in my comfy bed
>>71949989
lol fag
>>71950012
Sometimes you have no choice. My local theater usually only has 3D options for popular films, I have to drive nearly 30 minutes longer to get to the next nearest theater that has 2D options.
>>71949818
>why do people go to sporting events when you can just watch at home
>why do people have sex when you can just fap
>why do people have conversations when you can just post on 4chan
123movies
solarmovies
PAY 0$!
>>71945817
>And only the """"good"""" movies come out in the summer
lol
>>71945598
My theater runs 5 dollar movies Mon-Thursday. On the rare occasion I want to see something opening weekend, it's 8 bucks.
I can see folks taking advantage of this at shitty theaters that charge you 16 bucks for a ticket, but for some folks that's just not an issue.
>>71950058
>>71949953
>>71949818
It's always heartening to see how much the average /tv/ user loves movies.
>>71949989
friends and family
>MoviePass permits users to 1 seat only (depending on availability) for any film screening and is non-transferable.
>MoviePass members are able to see up to one traditional 2D movie once every 24 hours.
How much costs a ticket in the USA?
Here in Paris I pay 4,90€ Mon-Fri and 7,90€ Sat-Sun (tickets cost more if you are 26+ years old). Unlimited pass is about 18€ per month.
>>71945754
>Even women do that.
Almost no one does that. One movie a week in theaters is pretty close to autism levels. Most people don't even see 1 per month.
For the miniscule percentage of the population that regularly sees more than one movie per month, then it's a fine deal. Even at tier 3, two movies a month is saving a few bucks where I am.
Kek. This baby already lets me watch free movies, including IMAX and 3D ones, without any restriction, for €26 per month. Cinema is two minutes from my home so it's delightful to exploit it and see a couple of movies a week together with my roommate.
>>71950668
>one movie a week is autism
you crack me up anon
Does this cover falcon rentals? Or will I still have to bring my own from home?
>>71950817
YOU NEED FALCONPASS FOR THAT
>>71950961
What about anvils? Do I still get to use the communal anvil?
>>71950987
ANVILPASS DELUXE TIER 5
I have Odeon limitless and that's only £17.99
