Saw it last night
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hungryinconway — 1 year ago(July 19, 2024 09:35 AM)
What's that?
I go to Cinemark theaters.
This movie was actually free because I used the 2 free tickets I got as a reward for completing my Movie Club Platinum requirements for 2024 by making 25 visits or buying 60 tickets already this year. Last year I think it took until October to complete.
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Uncreative — 1 year ago(July 19, 2024 05:02 PM)
AMC has a $25 a month subscription plan that lets you see up to 3 movies a week. I don't think it has any restrictions on opening nights or IMAX screens or anything either. Regal has something similar too I think.
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/. — 1 year ago(July 19, 2024 05:24 PM)
In Hungry's 3rd world state, it's probably only 19.99 for a AMC pass.
The only shows you can't use it for are limited engagement classics and events (excluding screen unseen), which we all know Hungry isn't interested in.
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Uncreative — 1 year ago(July 19, 2024 05:51 PM)
Where I live it's a mixed bag. Most theaters are AMC. Some fancy ones and some absolute **** holes. The one Regal I know of is niceish but it's out of my way so there's no reason to go.
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huwdj — 1 year ago(July 19, 2024 07:19 PM)
There are similar deals in the UK but the big chains don't show enough interesting films to make it worthwhile. Maybe when I'm old and retired and just want something to do on rainy days I'll subscribe and watch some films several times.
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hungryinconway — 1 year ago(July 21, 2024 03:43 AM)
$25 a month to see 12 to 15 movies?
That's a fantastic deal. Around $2 each… how do they make money?
That can't be real. Even if you just used it to see 1 movie a week that more than pays for itself.
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CrystalRaindrops — 1 year ago(July 21, 2024 03:55 AM)
https://www.amctheatres.com/amcstubs/alist
The person above is correct, it's only $19.95 in AR:
AMC Stubs A-List: See Movies in 34 States
$19.95/month+tax
Use your membership in 34 states. Excludes CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, FL, GA, IL, MA, MD, MN, NJ, NY, OR, PA, VA and WA.
TOTAL $19.95/month+tax
See Up to 3 Movies Every Week
Join our monthly movie membership and make FREE online reservations in advance. Watch movies in any format, including Dolby Cinema, IMAX
, RealD 3D and more. Plus, indulge in the premium perks of AMC Stubs Premiere, including 10% back on food & drink purchases. Reserve a ticket as soon as you join.
No Upcharge for Premium Formats
Watch movies your way. Choose Dolby Cinema, IMAX, PRIME at AMC
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Uncreative — 1 year ago(July 21, 2024 03:59 AM)
Theaters make most of their money from the concession stand so as long as they get people in the door it's a win for them. I assume they probably figure that there's going to be a certain percentage of people paying the subscription but not using it for $25 worth of movies so that's also free money for the theater.
After moviepass popped up a few chains experimented with their own and and it must be working because the plans have been around for a while now.
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/. — 1 year ago(July 22, 2024 10:21 PM)
For the normal person who isn't addicted to the flashing lights, big sounds and the empty calories of concession vendors, they would be hard-pressed to even find 4 movie/month that are worth watching, even in Summer and Winter breaks, when they supposedly show their best stuff.
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dompn — 1 year ago(July 22, 2024 09:34 PM)
i didnt understand why they were remaking a bad film but i guess the 96 film made a **** duck worth of money
https://www.boxofficemojo.com/title/tt0117998/
The first half was boring, nothing exciting happening. Then I fell asleep and didn't wake up until the credits.
this is 90% of the films now