Simply put: it was not worth it. I tried it when it first came out. I liked the concept, but they do everything to hide every single problem with it. Some of

Simply put: it was not worth it. I tried it when it first came out. I liked the concept, but they do everything to hide every single problem with it. Some of which has already been said in this thread, but the biggest reason I canceled as soon as I could was: I could not share the service with my wife. She had to have her own separate service. Hell, I couldn't use it with myself if I happened to not have the device that was registered with me at the time. I understand the need to try to get more business, but at the same time, if I'm not using the Movie Pass for that day, why can't my wife use it? Movie Pass locks to a single device (unless they finally did away with that). Also, why can't we use it to see the same movie multiple times if we choose to? I mean I'm paying $10 (or $30 back then) a month for seeing a single movie per day. Are there 30 different movies in the theater in a given month? While conceptually cool, this was put together in the most completely horrible way for the modern consumer. They will never win back my business unless they take away these ridiculous restrictions.