MoviePass

macmaster,
I signed up with the Costco deal as well.
Was a good way to ensure date night with my wife. Even if we went to 1 movie a month it would more than pay for itself.
I think the first movie we went to was $11.25 had we paid full price. And this was on a Tuesday night at 8pm.

And since we did the deal through Costco it is 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

Lastly, don't forget to sign up for the theater's loyalty card as well. You'll earn points and other perks as a member. (Like free refill on large popcorn, etc)

There is quite a bit of discussion about it on reddit
MoviePass

 

we saw this on a morning show, they said it was good business filling seats. 90 bucks is quite a deal, they were saying $120.

 

$10 per month is still a great deal.
I saw 3 movies in the first month.

Easy to use.
Totally worth it.

 

wow!
i wish there were that many movies i wanted to see.

are they getting you for snacks?

 

watching la la land in a hotel room in fredericksburg va. not a bad flick, my wife is really enjoying it. if we had the movie pass, we probably would have seen it in the there, but for ten bucks, i wait until they are streaming.

 

On the way to Florida?

 

yes!

great day today, left 15 minutes earlier, didn't take any wrong turns, hit the beltway before serious rush hour, and 95s to fredericksburg was only stop and go fo 30 miles.

 

Sounds like a good deal.
In part however I think it's survival for movie theaters.
With large screen televisions, streaming, and all the options already available I don't think theaters can afford huge admission prices anymore.
In my area alone I'm seeing more and more discount times and admissions.
But it still sounds like a pretty good deal, if you want to see 1st run movies.

 

Did Costco hand over a Moviepass debit card on day one or did you need to wait for it via snail mail?

I joined the $10 per month plan over a month ago and am still waiting for the debit card.
Luckily, I can use e-ticket so I don't need the card right now but am wondering when, if ever,
it will arrive. I did not want to risk an annual membership in case their service didn't work out for me
or Moviepass went out of business. Lots of dissatisfied customers on Google Play.

I have been to the theater more times in the past month than I have in the past 10 years.
This deal will not last long with its current terms. Only a matter of time until Moviepass goes
belly up or jacks up their prices to the point subscribers bail. For now anyway, it's nirvana.

 

Via Costco it went very smoothly for me.

Bought Prior to Christmas via Costco.
I bought online on Costco's website and was sent an email that day from Costco that contained an activation code to enter when signing up for MoviePass.

12/27/17 I signed up for MoviePass using the activation code.

I then waited for the physical debit card to arrive in the postal mail. (There aren't any e-ticket locations near me.)

By 1/7/18 the card arrived and the next day I saw my first MoviePass movie.

It is prepaid annual pass. My understanding with Costco is that it is back by Costco's 100% money back guarantee. So if I ever have problems not receiving the full year, I can contact Costco for a refund. That reassure is what really sealed the deal for me to give it a try. As I understand it, I am protected matter what happens financially to MoviePass.

 

we shut off la la land half way through. guess that's why we don't have movie pass.

 

Only the newer multiplexes survive outside the big cities in UK. The old movie theatres, like lots of churches have been re-purposed to other uses.

 

Okay you Priuschat guys (and maybe gals) with Moviepasses, you should splurge (ahem) for an evening showing of 'I, Tonya' while it's still playing at your local cinema. Less crowded then with ticket prices generally above $10 later in the day.

It really helps if you're over 55 years of age for this film because all of the events in the movie occurred more than 25 years ago and those who were adults back then will remember what happened fairly well and will not be bored with some of the nostalgia.

It's one of the top three movies I've seen in the past six weeks and I've seen a s***load of em in those six weeks, believe me.
Not a perfect film, mind you, but very entertaining.

The screenwriters significantly altered the actual events such that this 'docudramedy' is 90% fiction / 10% fact.
I'm okay with that, it's only a movie.

As Jack Torrence said to his wife Wendy in 'The Shining'...... Go check it out!

 

Movie Pass?

I'll pass.
Hollywood isn't making enough movies that I'm willing to go and see to justify the expense, and someone recently refurbished a 4-screen theater less than a mile from my house that does first-run movies.

.......two years ago.......

.....and they tell me that it's pretty nice.

 

I go to the local Studio Movie Grill when T-Mobile has $5 tickets and there's something I'm interested in seeing.

There aren't any art houses out here, so I rely on Netflix & Amazon Prime for that sort of thing. I'm fine with my big screen phone.

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this is why movie pass got a foot in the door, too many empty seats.