Movie Theater Subscription Services • Page 140

it does pay for itself if you see at least one movie a month though

 

Yeah fair, it’s still something

 

I went to see Halloween Kills at the Orlando Cinemark last night and I laughed when I saw their plan advertised.

 

LFG

MoviePass is returning: Cofounder Stacy Spikes has bought the company back and is exploring a relaunch

 

is this another hoax? they better not be fucking with my emotions like that again...

 

the fuck

 

just what a 17 year old making $9 an hour needs, to learn how to bitcoin

 

I wish there were more of them around me, but Look Cinemas is doing a deal for $99 you get unlimited movies for all of 2022

https://www.lookcinemas.com/infinit... Screen for a Year!&utm_content=pictureLinkTo

 

I'd definitely do that if the one in Dallas wasn't so far from me

 

MoviePass says it will relaunch this summer after shutting down in 2019

Return of the King.

 

$10 or I’m out

 

#nowplaying the who -won't get fooled again

 

The six or seven months that I had MoviePass was so damn cool. Doubt it’s anything close to the same

 

I’ll stick to my regal unlimited.

 

hahahahahahahahahaha holy shit

 

oh man, hard fucking pass.

 

Fucking disturbing

 

Oh wow that fuckin sucks

More here.

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/...rack-your-eyeballs-to-make-sure-you-watch-ads

 

He seems really passionate about ads and buying products due to product placement.

honestly can’t say I’ve ever watched something and then actively went to buy what I saw in it.

 

Sounds like this is a tool for studios to use to determine what products they should pay to have placed in what movies. Bad.

 

general rule of thumb for anyone doing anything:

ask yourself "Is this thing I'm working on literally part of the plot of a black mirror episode?"

If the answer is "yes", don't do the thing.

 

I genuinely thought those tweets were a joke. Holy shit