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Yep... it did sound unfeasible. This is sad, cause it's a matter of pricing. At $20 it's still worth it. In Paris, there is a subscription that lets you access
by d--b 9y ago
Yep... it did sound unfeasible. This is sad, cause it's a matter of pricing. At $20 it's still worth it.
In Paris, there is a subscription that lets you access 75% of theaters (2 big chains and most independent theaters) for 20ish euros a month. A normal ticket is 10 euros. This has existing for 10+ years, and they didn't need a tracking app...
- ironjunkie 9y agoUGC unlimited ? I had it back in the days, and the pricepoint was such that you needed to be a heavy user for it to make sense (at least 3 movies a month). Back in the days I was a student ands went to see almost every single movie, so the price made sense. But at 20$ I would not take moviepass. As an adult, I don't want to commit pr force myself to 3 movies a month. 10$ is the cutoff for me ?(and I believe for most of the busy people), as I'm trying to go once or twice a month, for movies that I would mostly not "pay for". Also, UGC unlimited is very different as it is managed by the theater chain itself, meaning that only need to pay the marginal cost of the ticket, while MoviePass need to pay the full public price of the ticket for each movie you go watch.