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The other day it was announced that a new startup, MoviePass, was seeking to offer movie goers a theater subscription service of sorts. MoviePass was to collaborate with online ticketing agencies to provide movie goers unlimited theaters tickets (with some restrictions) for $50/month. Basically, they were seeking to become the Netflix of the cinema world. Now it seems theater chains have thrown a giant monkey wrench into those plans.
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2020 has been a tough year movie theaters, and AMC may run out of cash by the year's end.
Adam Aron has announced that AMC theaters won't be shutting, despite Regal closures.
Honestly go for it....Its only AMC throwing a fit and their theaters SUCK. Maybe AMC will learn one day what Harkins and everyone else are doing right. COMFORTABLE SEATS, deals on food (like 1 dollar refill cups), good customer service, and clean theaters....
Everytime I go to AMC its a horrible experience. They jacked up their ticket prices then you finally get in and the snacks are even more. It was 27 dollars just for tickets, a small drink was 7 bucks; large was over 10...popcorn was in the area of 8 dollars for a medium last time I went...Come on.
my rant about how i hate AMC is over lol....
As for this I am somewhat interested. During heavy months I spend maybe 30 dollars on movies. Is it 50 dollars per person? Cus I only see like one or two movies a month, maybe 3 tops.
Damn it! I was hoping this was going to work out.
Well, it doesn't surprise me that it didn't. But we still have the matinee to fall back on. Our dollar movie went up too but only to $2.75 so we're still good.