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[UPDATE] Watch Unlimited Movies in Theaters for $50/Month
(UPDATE) According to movies.com AMC Is "Pasng" on the MoviePass service. Can't say I'm surprised one bit.
Movie buffs this is almost a dream come true. If you find yourself going to the movie theater too see every film that's being released, you'll be happy to know that MoviePass is now offering a service which will allow you to see unlimited movies in theaters for only $50 per month (or four movies a month for $30).
The company will launch a beta veron in 21 theaters in the San Francisco Bay Area and will then offer access to about 40% of the nation's screen during the official launch in the fall.
Many believe that theater chains and studios may not go for a deal like this, but experts believe there is a lot to gain for them. Theaters will profit from conceson sales mply by getting more people to go to more movies. Studios will benefit nce people will take a chance on films they otherwise might not see. That would lead to better DVD sales. Plus, most subscribers will likely pay the $50 and end up seeing only a few films per month, not taking advantage of the service, despite paying for it.
For more information, vit MoviePass' Facebook page.
http://www.facebook.com/MoviePass
Read more:
http://worstpreviews.com/headline.php?i ... z1QnDycCdl
Movie buffs this is almost a dream come true. If you find yourself going to the movie theater too see every film that's being released, you'll be happy to know that MoviePass is now offering a service which will allow you to see unlimited movies in theaters for only $50 per month (or four movies a month for $30).
The company will launch a beta veron in 21 theaters in the San Francisco Bay Area and will then offer access to about 40% of the nation's screen during the official launch in the fall.
Many believe that theater chains and studios may not go for a deal like this, but experts believe there is a lot to gain for them. Theaters will profit from conceson sales mply by getting more people to go to more movies. Studios will benefit nce people will take a chance on films they otherwise might not see. That would lead to better DVD sales. Plus, most subscribers will likely pay the $50 and end up seeing only a few films per month, not taking advantage of the service, despite paying for it.
For more information, vit MoviePass' Facebook page.
http://www.facebook.com/MoviePass
Read more:
http://worstpreviews.com/headline.php?i ... z1QnDycCdl
Shakelford, J. Rusty
Thursday 6/30/2011 at 07:26 PM | 77906
shit, I'll be going to the movies atleast 3 times a week. I'll even see stuff I don't want to see just because I can.
Stilesp1985
Thursday 6/30/2011 at 07:33 PM | 77907
I was bummed when Movietickets.com and Bargintickets.com closed up shop, it was a hell of a deal, choose of packages starting at 4 tickets amonth for $19.99 and increang in $5 increments for each additional ticket. So you just picked your packagae and had monthly billing and print ticket vouchers at home, I never had any issues ung them at the movies theaters.
latingoddyss
Thursday 6/30/2011 at 08:32 PM | 77915
