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That is strange to me. For me there is no other feeling like enjoying a movie with hundreds of strangers. Everyone laughing at the same time, people choking back tears, the "class clown" that hoots and hollers at the appropriate time. When the local theater started serving dinner and beer my friends and I became regulars again. Maybe it's just a nostalgic Oregon Trail Generation thing?
I like those things too, except for the crying baby and teens that won't put their bright cell phones away. those are the things that keep me out of theaters. it was happening often enough to be an issue. (larger city)
MoviePass CEO says the app tracks your location before and after movies
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> they have started blocking out specific movies This was always part of the terms from day one. Shouldn't surprise anyone. Also while not specifically noted in the terms, it should be assumed they'd track your location since it spells out that you can only miss/walk out of a movie (if I remember correctly) once a month.
There was a notice buried in the TOS that they could restrict movies but the marketing material and press they did when they switched to $10 plans was that any regularly priced 2D movie at participating theaters was allowed. This week they started actively blocking certain new movies like Red Sparrow and Death Wish in order to try to direct users to other movies or specific theaters. It is clear that this weekend was…
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Which isn't profitable. If you want MoviePass to exist, they need another source of revenue...
MoviePass shouldn’t exist. That’s the problem.