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AMC can say whatever they like, but it's hard to see how they could block this. I was a MoviePass subscriber a few years ago (at $40/month, not $10!), and how
by pwinnski 9y ago
AMC can say whatever they like, but it's hard to see how they could block this.
I was a MoviePass subscriber a few years ago (at $40/month, not $10!), and how it worked was that I had a MasterCard that would work to buy one movie ticket every 24 hours. It had my name, my billing zipcode. I'm not sure how AMC could have known it was MoviePass. They certainly did nothing to stop it when I was using it then.
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