update email I got today Basically, 3 movies/month now, no more price surging/ticket verification, they will still block some movies, with the exception of their e-ticketing partners, you'll get up to $5 discount on tickets after you use your 3 movie monthly limit Not bad really, comparable to Sinemia's 3 ticket/month plan for $15 but with Sinemia, you can use one of those tickets for premium screening, while MoviePass you can not. Plus Sinemia started a $20 sign up fee late last week to cash in on the MoviePass switch overs.
One movie available per day now it seems. Yesterday was Slenderman Monday, and today its Mission Impossible Tuesday. All other movies blocked out.
yup, looks like this is going to be the case until tomorrow when the $10/3 movie a month plan comes into effect my next billing cycle is like 9/7, on my last month of unlimited Still keeping it since I still go to Cinemark/Studio Movie Grill by work and home, but use A-List as my primary
Movie pass was the sacrificial lamb that made Movie theaters step up their game. I'm super happy with A-List and that's all because of Movie Pass.
I like movie pass, just signed up a few weeks ago. 4/5 closet theatres to me are Landmark, so I have had absolutely no issues with anything.
I got movie pass a while ago so I'm not restricted to the 3 movies per month thing. I've had no complaints so far with movie pass. *knocks on wood* Suspicious from the get go on how they actually make money but I get all the benefits from it so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
If you are monthly, it'll change on your next billing date (mine is 9/7), if you are quarterly/yearly plan, it won't change till your next renewal
Correct. I'm on the yearly plan so it won't change for me until my renewal date. Going to go on a movie watching spree until then.
Welp, looks like even the annual plan is going to be limited to 3 movies per month now: I was prepared to deal with all the restrictions they had implemented because I was already on the hook for a year and the 3 movie restriction wasn't going to apply. Now that it does apply, I'm seriously considering this prorated refund.
Damn, that sucks, truthfully, it still comes out to a good deal at $3.33/ticket. But a far cry from what they offered and the AMC List being a better deal now even if it is double the price.
All movies/showtimes not being available for me anymore is the killer for me. I don't mind the cap on movies you can see per week/month/etc but I might look into the pro rated refund also.
Cancel my service, can't watch the same movies twice, lol. Which is smart I guess, does movie pass count at the box office?
Just cancelled. It was a good run. I saw 15 movies in 5 months of membership, and it ended up being $2.55 per movie.
I was AMC 30 on Dunvale last night and noticed that they are in the process of renovating one of their screens into a Dolby Cinema theater. Great addition for A-Listers.
FINALLY, much closer to my job than me driving to First Colony for a Dolby screening just wish Studio and First Colony can upgrade all their theaters to recliners
BUMP! Signed up for AMC A List a couple of days ago for my wife and I. We just moved a few weeks ago into Pearland and now live 5-10 mins from AMC 30. Was able to book Venom Dolby Cinema which is a $16 movie ticket right away. $20/month for 3 movies per week! so we spent $40 up front, and have already seen $32 in movies. The fact that you get IMAX and Dolby Cinema included really sealed it for me. I used to way back in the day get IMAX tickets from movie pass by paying the difference. A List has got me sold with this package. Now I have to commit to a movie once a week, which shouldn't be too bad.