Movie Pass is back

[brtracker2023]

It looks like movie pass is back again, this time in what they are calling a beta test period. They have separate plans for NYC and Southern California and it looks to be based on credits that vary depending on the time and day you watch your movie. Standard plans start at $10 per month for 34 credits and you can carry over up to two months worth of credits at a time. There is also a $20 for 72 credits plan and a $30 for 113 credits plan. A weekday matinee would use 10 credits, weekday afternoons 12, weekday evenings 15, weekend afternoons 20, and weekend evenings 30. It seems this is subject to change during their beta period.

https://www.moviepass.com

[SethRex]

I have had no real issues with it. And the best thing is, my local theater is now an E-Ticket theater, which is cool.

[CouchTater]

I've had it again since June. No issues.

[D00mM4r1n3]

Can tickets be purchased online through a theater's website days in advance? My local theater is on the supported list but they use reserve seating and good seats tend to sell out 1-2 days before a showing.

[SethRex]

Sadly, no. But I think you can buy tickets early in the same day. But you have to go to the theater to buy it. If it's an E-Ticket, you have 30 minutes to get the ticket at the theater.

[BLMN]

yeah it works still and at least at the theater here it is the same old rules on the POS, can't combine food+ticket on same purchase, has to be done separately.

[filmbuffTX]

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...ight=moviepass

[Batman1980]

Moviepass was problematic for me when I tried to use it during the beta so A-List will continue to be my jam for the foreseeable future.