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Yeah I've read AMC hates the idea. I don't know why - they're still getting the full price of the ticket.
When I first heard about the new deal, and this part of it specifically, my gut feeling was that the company was about to go belly up and was trying to bring in as much cash as quickly as possible.
Yeah, it seems like the SNL skit for the First Citiwide Change Bank II
I'd give some a chance that I otherwise wouldn't. No harm in walking out if it barely costs you anything to go.
As long as you can pay as you go, I don't see a reason to complain*. I just wouldn't hand them any money upfront beyond a month's cost.
Definitely not one per day, but Marvel is putting out 6 movies next year, add 2 star wars, a couple Disney movies, and whatever else is out, I'd have no problem finding 12 movies to see.
This post got new to take the plunge. I ordered in Tues... I'll let you know when I get the card.
Good luck, we're all counting on you.
to see how it turns out - I hope you get your money's worth.
From the first few parts of the terms of service, it seems more likely that they're planning on getting as many subscribers as possible with this plan in place and then implementing tiered plans with different limits on the number of movies you can see per month, hoping inertia keeps a lot of subscribers who wouldn't have signed up under those terms.cockroach said:
I have two "dollar" theatres by my house that show new movies at matenee hrs for 5 bucks.
The Marcus theaters around here have $5 Tuesdays too. I usually hit that up and sneak in snacks.
That was our go-to family outing, including stopping by the Dollar Tree for 2-3 snacks per person and a coke to sneak in.
This idea is intriguing and I might subscribe to its newsletter.
I was thinking the same thing. The sweetest plumb for the theaters is selling 22 cents worth of Popcorn and Soda for $15. They should champion nearly anything that provides movie goers with an incentive to go to the theater rather than "netflix and chill"
Be smart & do what my Grandparents & I did when I was a kid. Grandmother put the sodas/snacks in her purse and/or in my pockets if it fit. Win. Hell, I will still bring my own food/drink as an adult.
There is likely a correlation between people who believe that a new release movie in a leather recliner auditorium is worth $2 and those who virtually never buy concessions.
I was speaking to everyone who wants something for free. Heck, we all do! The $2 was just a number representing a low ticket price if you use mp and go to a few movies.
I also didn't say I wanted anything for free. We always paid for the movie tickets & the food/drink we brought. Just didn't buy it at the theater all the time. Not my fault we didn't have $ to waste.
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