MoviePass does allow multiple viewings of the same movie, that was a mistake in TOS wording on their part. there are only so many movies that a given person wo

MoviePass does allow multiple viewings of the same movie, that was a mistake in TOS wording on their part. there are only so many movies that a given person would want to see in one month. True, for the given person you're thinking about. What about a person on disability? A cinephile? A teenager who has the whole summer off? It's a tragedy of the commons problem. If you have one movie nut who goes to 12 movies a month (not difficult if you live in a city a short bus ride or walk to a theater) then you need 11 users to forget they have it. The outliers have a potential 30x rate. Not to mention that those outliers could be going to IMAX 3D showings in a major city at a premium theater ($22.75 at the Chinese Theater, for instance), and you've got a $682.50 monthly bill for one user without violating the TOS. As far as I can tell they're treating this like a gym membership, but ignoring the fundamental difference: Going to the gym sucks, going to the movies is a blast. This is why I think as the service continues (and the money backing it dries up), they'll introduce more and more restrictions.