MoviePass Stories December 6
MoviePass introduces three new subscription tiers for 2019, hopes to break even on ticket sales
Remember MoviePass? The subscription service that initially let you watch unlimited standard movies every month and then crashed because it couldn’t afford to pay for all the movies? Well, it’s apparently making a comeback in a big way (maybe).
MoviePass Stories October 3
MoviePass’ struggles have been well-documented so far this year. Perhaps most notably, the service went offline back in July because its owner, Helios & Matheson, ran out of cash. Now, a Helios & Matheson and MoviePass bankruptcy is out of the question.
MoviePass Stories September 30
The polarizing movie subscription service MoviePass has found itself embroiled in yet another controversy. This time around, MoviePass is reactivating accounts canceled by users accounts without consent. The tactic was first reported by Engadget, and MoviePass is calling it a “test” for a select group of users.
MoviePass Stories August 16
MoviePass finds new way to limit remaining members with daily movie lineup restriction
In another erratic move, today MoviePass is letting customers know that it will begin limiting what movies will be available on a daily basis.
MoviePass Stories August 15
MoviePass faces lawsuits, delisting, as new plan goes live and latest losses revealed
CNBC reported earlier in the month that MoviePass would be changing its business model yet again, this time reverting to a $9.95/month fee, but now limiting subscribers to a maximum of three movies per month. That report turned out to be correct, and the new plan kicks in today – but not without a problem or four …
MoviePass Stories August 6
It’s a new week which naturally means MoviePass has a new business model. In an act that will either save it or be its grand finale, MoviePass announced today that it will revert to its $9.95/month plan, but limit customers to just three movies per month.
