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Too many movies coming out and not enough time slots
That's why I made sure to see Hotel Artemis and Hereditary the first week. Gotta see Tag soon before it's out of there
MoviePass Offers $10 A Month Subscription Service
Too many movies coming out and not enough time slots
That's why I made sure to see Hotel Artemis and Hereditary the first week. Gotta see Tag soon before it's out of there
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Rotten tomatoes did Gotti dirty
The consensus is "Fuhgeddaboudit"
The consensus is "Fuhgeddaboudit"
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Rotten tomatoes did Gotti dirty
The consensus is "Fuhgeddaboudit"
"The worst mob movie ever!"
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I’m literally in a theater right now.
17.50 adult
14.50 child
For incredibles .. 8.75 popcorn x 4.99 small candy & $7 drink lol
I feel ripped off lol
- stayfreshhhh !!!
17.50 adult
14.50 child
For incredibles .. 8.75 popcorn x 4.99 small candy & $7 drink lol
I feel ripped off lol
- stayfreshhhh !!!
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. I really enjoyed that movie
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For those of you who have to take pictures of the stubs, is it for every single movie you see or is it random? I’m asking because I’ve had to take pictures also but the last movie I saw I wasn’t asked for one and was wondering if I am going to be asked for that stub before my next movie.
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Saw Hotel Artemis yesterday
Could’ve ended better and I would like the backstory to the characters but solid
The small fighting scenes we cool
Could’ve ended better and I would like the backstory to the characters but solid
The small fighting scenes we cool
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People keep saying it isn’t going to last (we definitely know this)
But right now , it’s a lick and we gotta enjoy it
But right now , it’s a lick and we gotta enjoy it
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it's going to last tho
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It's every single movie for me. I don't know if it'll go back and ask you before your next movie, since that hasn't happened to me. It usually doesn't let me past that camera screen if I don't take a pic. I forgot to take a pic one time and nearly tossed the stub, fortunately I found the stub in my pocket the next day when I pulled the app out
6 Rings G.O.A.T.
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Every movie
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Went to watch Tag tonight
, and the receipt capture screen didn’t show as it normally does after checking in. First time that happened to me since the stub pic thing started back up. I’ll keep the stub in my wallet just in case it asks next time I check in.- 68,939
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Haven't seen it, but reviews make it sound like live by night, disjointed scene jumping, I can't stand that.
I just need to know when it's gonna really take off so that can get some stock before it does.
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"Tag" & "Superfly" were trash. Thank goodness i used MoviePass for these.
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Oceans 8 doesn't show in my history, so I wonder if it took my ticket stub.
I still need to see Tag.
I forgot Jurassic World comes out this week. I'll probably end up seeing that in IMAX.
Then it's Sicario the week after.
I still need to see Tag.
I forgot Jurassic World comes out this week. I'll probably end up seeing that in IMAX.
Then it's Sicario the week after.
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$20 a month + tax, only 3 movies per week, only at AMC theaters
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This is better than Cinemark's. Cinemark's is laughably bad. One 2D movie a month and 20% off concession for $8.99.
They started offering some cheap Android phone with it.
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The benefit to that deal is premium formats.
Would be good during blockbuster seasom
Would be good during blockbuster seasom
putting in work
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I really want moviepass to start doing either advance tickets.
I hate having to be at the movie theater to actually get the ticket.
If it's a hyped movie and opening weekend you have to go early in the day, get the ticket, and then come back later to see it later in the day.
I hate having to be at the movie theater to actually get the ticket.
If it's a hyped movie and opening weekend you have to go early in the day, get the ticket, and then come back later to see it later in the day.
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Love all these companies are doing this. Moviepass changing the game. We the consumers win with these deals.
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Look Out MoviePass: AMC Theatres Adds $20/Month Movie Ticket Subscription Service
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by Anthony D'Alessandro
June 20, 2018 4:25am
AMC Theatres has upped the ante in the monthly movie ticket subscription war with MoviePass, and is adding a new tier to its current rewards program called AMC Stubs A-List.
RELATED
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For $19.95 a month, members will get three movies a week (defined as Friday through Thursday; approximately 12 titles a month), along with all the benefits of the theater chain’s rewards program AMC Stubs Premiere. The program kicks off on Tuesday, June 26 and members can reap the benefits immediately.
Since last fall we’ve been hearing that AMC was shopping some form of a premium subscription program around to studios, however, the distribution heads had declined the chain’s proposals. Today, the largest exhibitor in the world has finally broken through, and the news arrives just as MoviePass’ parent company Helios & Matheson is trying to financially re-structure since its stock tanked well below a dollar a share over the last month with analysts deeming the company’s business plan risky. Since MoviePass revitalized itself last August with a $9.95/a month unlimited movie ticket service, it’s been at war with AMC. The exhibitor attempted to block MoviePass with the latter shutting off some of the chain’s big city locations from its app earlier this year (only to turn them back on later for its members).
Also, we had reported at CinemaCon that exhibitors were likely to start their own monthly movie ticket subscription programs rather than have MoviePass come in between them and the studios: Neither side wants to take a haircut on their share of the film rental with an outside third party. Already over in the U.K., Regal Cinemas’ new owner Cineworld has an unlimited ticket subscription program for $25/month. Back in December, Cinemark introduced something of a sub program with a free movie ticket at $9/month, however, AMC’s A-List blows it away.
While many will be fast to point out that AMC’s program isn’t the $9.95/a month one ticket-a-day program that MoviePass provides its members, there are several other perks: A-List members don’t have to buy their tickets at the last minute which is the case with MoviePass, rather can purchase well in advance. A-Listers can snap up tickets for any format (IMAX at AMC, Dolby Cinema at AMC, RealD 3D, Prime at AMC and BigD), something MoviePass doesn’t allow. Reservations for A-List members can be made on AMCTheatres.com web site, or on the AMC Theatres smartphone app. For quite some time, MoviePass’ 3 million subscribers have weathered a slew of technical snafus, from the app glitching to being informed they’ve violated their Byzantine terms of service. No problems here with AMC’s A-List since it connects directly with the chain’s internal point-of-sales system.
With A-List, it’s use it or lose it every week: The three movies a week doesn’t rollover into next week. That said, all three movies can be enjoyed on the same day with a two-hour buffer in between each showtime. And an individual is allowed to re-watch the same movie. The A-List subscription program works for both new releases as well as holdovers, studio or indie titles.
MoviePass
In addition to seeing up to three movies per week, AMC Stubs A-List members will also reap such upsides as free upgrades on concessions, express box office and concession service, no online ticketing fees and 100 points for every $1 spent for the AMC Stubs A-List monthly fee and food and beverage spending at the theater chain. AMC Stubs Premiere members receive a $5 reward for every 5,000 points earned, which translates to a 10% credit toward future AMC purchases.
“We believe that our current and future loyal guests will be interested in this type of program, as AMC Stubs A-List rewards guests with something that no one else offers: the very best of AMC, including IMAX, Dolby Cinema and RealD 3D up to 3 times per week, for one simple, sustainable price,” said Adam Aron, CEO and President, AMC Theatres.
Aron added, “Since its inception in 2011, AMC Stubs has continued to evolve to meet the needs of its customers, as it did in 2016 when we introduced the free tier, AMC Stubs Insider. AMC Stubs A-List is AMC’s next evolution of delivering amazing benefits to our loyal customers, and we’re excited to continue to grow the program by leaps and bounds.”
AMC will discuss the Stubs A-List program more on its analysts conference call today at 12:30 PM EST. Word about AMC’s new A-List program was first leaked online on Reddit yesterday afternoon in a MoviePass Club section.
Of the notable chains that MoviePass has a specific subscription contract are Landmark Theatres as well as Studio Movie Grill, though the service works with most major theaters. MoviePass members select the showtime they want to see on the mobile app when they’re within a short distance from the theater, and use their MoviePass Mastercard debit card (which is funded after ticket selection) to obtain their ticket at the box office. MoviePass in an effort to be a major player in the industry has branched off into co-financing independent films, such as American Animals and Gotti, with MoviePass Ventures and acquiring Emmett Furla Oasis Films. Reportedly, MoviePass repped 40% of Gotti‘s $1.7M opening weekend, and around 35% of American Animals‘ opening weekend.
While it’s too soon to tell whether AMC’s A-List takes a toll on MoviePass, distribution sources perceive the latter to be financially unstable, and question how the service will survive the summer box office season.
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by Anthony D'Alessandro
June 20, 2018 4:25am
AMC Theatres has upped the ante in the monthly movie ticket subscription war with MoviePass, and is adding a new tier to its current rewards program called AMC Stubs A-List.
RELATED
Will Big Chain Exhibitors Bypass MoviePass & Create Their Own...
For $19.95 a month, members will get three movies a week (defined as Friday through Thursday; approximately 12 titles a month), along with all the benefits of the theater chain’s rewards program AMC Stubs Premiere. The program kicks off on Tuesday, June 26 and members can reap the benefits immediately.
Since last fall we’ve been hearing that AMC was shopping some form of a premium subscription program around to studios, however, the distribution heads had declined the chain’s proposals. Today, the largest exhibitor in the world has finally broken through, and the news arrives just as MoviePass’ parent company Helios & Matheson is trying to financially re-structure since its stock tanked well below a dollar a share over the last month with analysts deeming the company’s business plan risky. Since MoviePass revitalized itself last August with a $9.95/a month unlimited movie ticket service, it’s been at war with AMC. The exhibitor attempted to block MoviePass with the latter shutting off some of the chain’s big city locations from its app earlier this year (only to turn them back on later for its members).
Also, we had reported at CinemaCon that exhibitors were likely to start their own monthly movie ticket subscription programs rather than have MoviePass come in between them and the studios: Neither side wants to take a haircut on their share of the film rental with an outside third party. Already over in the U.K., Regal Cinemas’ new owner Cineworld has an unlimited ticket subscription program for $25/month. Back in December, Cinemark introduced something of a sub program with a free movie ticket at $9/month, however, AMC’s A-List blows it away.
While many will be fast to point out that AMC’s program isn’t the $9.95/a month one ticket-a-day program that MoviePass provides its members, there are several other perks: A-List members don’t have to buy their tickets at the last minute which is the case with MoviePass, rather can purchase well in advance. A-Listers can snap up tickets for any format (IMAX at AMC, Dolby Cinema at AMC, RealD 3D, Prime at AMC and BigD), something MoviePass doesn’t allow. Reservations for A-List members can be made on AMCTheatres.com web site, or on the AMC Theatres smartphone app. For quite some time, MoviePass’ 3 million subscribers have weathered a slew of technical snafus, from the app glitching to being informed they’ve violated their Byzantine terms of service. No problems here with AMC’s A-List since it connects directly with the chain’s internal point-of-sales system.
With A-List, it’s use it or lose it every week: The three movies a week doesn’t rollover into next week. That said, all three movies can be enjoyed on the same day with a two-hour buffer in between each showtime. And an individual is allowed to re-watch the same movie. The A-List subscription program works for both new releases as well as holdovers, studio or indie titles.
MoviePass
In addition to seeing up to three movies per week, AMC Stubs A-List members will also reap such upsides as free upgrades on concessions, express box office and concession service, no online ticketing fees and 100 points for every $1 spent for the AMC Stubs A-List monthly fee and food and beverage spending at the theater chain. AMC Stubs Premiere members receive a $5 reward for every 5,000 points earned, which translates to a 10% credit toward future AMC purchases.
“We believe that our current and future loyal guests will be interested in this type of program, as AMC Stubs A-List rewards guests with something that no one else offers: the very best of AMC, including IMAX, Dolby Cinema and RealD 3D up to 3 times per week, for one simple, sustainable price,” said Adam Aron, CEO and President, AMC Theatres.
Aron added, “Since its inception in 2011, AMC Stubs has continued to evolve to meet the needs of its customers, as it did in 2016 when we introduced the free tier, AMC Stubs Insider. AMC Stubs A-List is AMC’s next evolution of delivering amazing benefits to our loyal customers, and we’re excited to continue to grow the program by leaps and bounds.”
AMC will discuss the Stubs A-List program more on its analysts conference call today at 12:30 PM EST. Word about AMC’s new A-List program was first leaked online on Reddit yesterday afternoon in a MoviePass Club section.
Of the notable chains that MoviePass has a specific subscription contract are Landmark Theatres as well as Studio Movie Grill, though the service works with most major theaters. MoviePass members select the showtime they want to see on the mobile app when they’re within a short distance from the theater, and use their MoviePass Mastercard debit card (which is funded after ticket selection) to obtain their ticket at the box office. MoviePass in an effort to be a major player in the industry has branched off into co-financing independent films, such as American Animals and Gotti, with MoviePass Ventures and acquiring Emmett Furla Oasis Films. Reportedly, MoviePass repped 40% of Gotti‘s $1.7M opening weekend, and around 35% of American Animals‘ opening weekend.
While it’s too soon to tell whether AMC’s A-List takes a toll on MoviePass, distribution sources perceive the latter to be financially unstable, and question how the service will survive the summer box office season.
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havent jumped in yet
waiting for someone to come in and undercut everyone
with better pricing
and allow u to see any movie
anywhere
waiting for someone to come in and undercut everyone
with better pricing
and allow u to see any movie
anywhere
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If there's one positive from this, is if it's so doomed and set to fail, why all the new competition?
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AMC is hilarious with that deal.
@ three month commitment when MoviePass works at AMC.
MoviePass really disturbing the movie business even more than it was before.
@ three month commitment when MoviePass works at AMC.MoviePass really disturbing the movie business even more than it was before.
