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Read the article. > The company says the newly updated plans will include “many” major first run films from studios, wording that appears to confirm MoviePass’
by nodja 8y ago
Read the article.
> The company says the newly updated plans will include “many” major first run films from studios, wording that appears to confirm MoviePass’ plans to limit access to certain blockbusters, a trend that began with the latest Mission: Impossible film. For the time being, however, it’s agreed to suspend Peak Pricing and Ticket Verification to help appease existing users who are migrated over to the new plan.
To me it sounds they're removing peak pricing and being more conscious about restricting movies.
- cwyers 8y ago> To me it sounds they're removing peak pricing and being more conscious about restricting movies. Until they aren't. MoviePass changes the deal way too often to have any certainty except about one thing: the deal gets worse all the time. As a customer, you have to try and guess what the value prop is going to be later on after the next round of changes.
- nodja 8y agoAgreed, it's a bit too involved for a solution that's meant to be all about not worrying with paying for tickets. I just wanted to point out that some of his complaints were addressed in the article. It felt like a comment complaining about moviepass without actually reading the article. I personally don't have any interest in movie theaters, I'll wait for the home formats, thanks.
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