MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
This should have been on my favorite things of 2017 list. I love this service and will miss it when it closes or jacks up prices this year.
MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
Tyler wrote:Source of the post I love this service and will miss it when it closes or jacks up prices this year.
We can only hope they start selling the hell out of our personal information so that they can be profitable enough to keep prices down.
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MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
MoviePass has withdrawn its subscription service from several high-traffic AMC theaters without revealing the reason why.
Here are standard Friday night 2D prices for a few of the theaters removed. We can assume that's why
Universal City Walk - $19.75
Empire - $16.29
Boston Common - $14.19
Alderwood Mall - $12.99
River East - $12.19
Here are standard Friday night 2D prices for a few of the theaters removed. We can assume that's why
Universal City Walk - $19.75
Empire - $16.29
Boston Common - $14.19
Alderwood Mall - $12.99
River East - $12.19
MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
Ah snap. Good thing I live in a small enough city that I don't experience pricing like that.
MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
The AMC I go to is still on there. The ticket prices there are $12.89 on Friday nights.
MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
I don't usually go to AMC anyway.
I also have not used my moviepass enough this month. Need to see a few movies this weekend.
I also have not used my moviepass enough this month. Need to see a few movies this weekend.
MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
wags83 wrote:Source of the post I don't usually go to AMC anyway.
I also have not used my moviepass enough this month. Need to see a few movies this weekend.
We usually go to AMC Coon Rapids or Emagine Rogers. Emagine Rogers always has way more seats available and is only a little bit further but I don't like the seats as much (they are the same as Willow Creek).
Every time I got to the Emagine theaters, the person comments on MoviePass and asks how I am liking it.
MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
Corey wrote:Source of the post I don't like the seats as much (they are the same as Willow Creek).
You don't like having a bright blue light shining on you during the movie?
MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
wags83 wrote:Source of the postCorey wrote:Source of the post I don't like the seats as much (they are the same as Willow Creek).
You don't like having a bright blue light shining on you during the movie?
Not particularly. AMC's seats are also in pairs so you have a little more room between you and the stranger dangers.
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Feddersen said he lost access to one Boston theater so far.
No employee has commented on my card, but I've never had to hand it over either. I swipe it myself.
No employee has commented on my card, but I've never had to hand it over either. I swipe it myself.
MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
Got an email, these are the ones who were dropped
AMC Century City 15, Los Angeles, CA
AMC Mercado 20, Santa Clara, CA
AMC Disney Springs 24, Lake Buena Vista, FL
AMC Loews Boston Common 19, Boston, MA
AMC River East 21, Chicago, IL
AMC Mission Valley 20, San Diego, CA
AMC Tysons Corner 16, McLean, VA
AMC Veterans 24, Tampa, FL
AMC Loews Alderwood Mall 16, Lynwood, WA
AMC Century City 15, Los Angeles, CA
AMC Mercado 20, Santa Clara, CA
AMC Disney Springs 24, Lake Buena Vista, FL
AMC Loews Boston Common 19, Boston, MA
AMC River East 21, Chicago, IL
AMC Mission Valley 20, San Diego, CA
AMC Tysons Corner 16, McLean, VA
AMC Veterans 24, Tampa, FL
AMC Loews Alderwood Mall 16, Lynwood, WA
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I did my normal routine yesterday. 1 ticket please, pick 1 seat, pay with moviepass. 1 more ticket please, pick 1 seat, pay with other card. Afterwards the box office lady said they figured out on their system to do 1 transaction with 2 seats and 2 payment methods. She said next time to just say I'm using moviepass and she can allow me to pick both seats at once.
MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
Tyler wrote:Source of the post I did my normal routine yesterday. 1 ticket please, pick 1 seat, pay with moviepass. 1 more ticket please, pick 1 seat, pay with other card. Afterwards the box office lady said they figured out on their system to do 1 transaction with 2 seats and 2 payment methods. She said next time to just say I'm using moviepass and she can allow me to pick both seats at once.
The theater we go to lets you do a split payment so you can just buy both tickets and pick seats at the same time and then pay with 2 movie pass cards.
MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
wags83 wrote:Source of the post The theater we go to lets you do a split payment so you can just buy both tickets and pick seats at the same time and then pay with 2 movie pass cards.
That must be what they are talking about. Do you tell them ahead of time or its just an option on the card reader you select?
MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
Always an option within point of sale not card terminal.Tyler wrote:wags83 wrote:Source of the post The theater we go to lets you do a split payment so you can just buy both tickets and pick seats at the same time and then pay with 2 movie pass cards.
That must be what they are talking about. Do you tell them ahead of time or its just an option on the card reader you select?
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MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
Tyler wrote:Source of the postwags83 wrote:Source of the post The theater we go to lets you do a split payment so you can just buy both tickets and pick seats at the same time and then pay with 2 movie pass cards.
That must be what they are talking about. Do you tell them ahead of time or its just an option on the card reader you select?
I just say that we're paying separately. I always see other people paying with MoviePass so I assume they're pretty used to it. Or maybe they just think we are constantly going Dutch for our movie dates.
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I think MoviePass is allowing everyone to see more movies and even see movies without our partners. What's your criteria for seeing a movie alone? Mine:
1) has to be something that partner doesn't want to see
2) during a time where the whole family is preoccupied (Jocelyn working, Evie at normal hour daycare).
People who don't work half day Fridays, do you sometimes go to a movie and your partner just stays home?
1) has to be something that partner doesn't want to see
2) during a time where the whole family is preoccupied (Jocelyn working, Evie at normal hour daycare).
People who don't work half day Fridays, do you sometimes go to a movie and your partner just stays home?
MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
I guess I kinda have the same criteria. If Erin doesn't want to see a movie and she has something else going on, I'll just go by myself. Last week we were going to go to Game Night but then she was too tired so I went to Annihilation by myself and we saw Game Night a few days later.
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Wow. She's lame. Is she pregnant or something?wags83 wrote:I guess I kinda have the same criteria. If Erin doesn't want to see a movie and she has something else going on, I'll just go by myself. Last week we were going to go to Game Night but then she was too tired so I went to Annihilation by myself and we saw Game Night a few days later.
MoviePass - $9.95/month for unlimited theater movies
Tyler wrote:Source of the post People who don't work half day Fridays, do you sometimes go to a movie and your partner just stays home?
Often.
Prime Tim movie time is in the morning on the weekends.
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