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16 hours ago · If I pay $10 this month, and see only one movie, the company’s probably already in the hole. (A normal, non-matinee ticket in New York City, where there were a whole lot of MoviePass subscribers ...
10 hours ago · HBO’s new documentary, “MoviePass, MovieCrash,” tells a story that many of us know about: how MoviePass, the subscription-based movie ticketing startup, was a catastrophic failure. Mitch Lowe, a former Redbox and Netflix executive, and Ted Farnsworth, CEO of analytics and consulting company Helios & Matheson, are often considered the faces of MoviePass. MoviePass was originally co ...
2 days ago · But the film opens with the origin story of Mitch Lowe, the founder of a regional video rental chain who hopscotched his way through the entertainment industry to Netflix in the late ’90s before ...
1 day ago · A monthly subscription for a Basic plan costs CA $9.99 per month with ads, a Standard plan costs CA $14.99 per month with ads, and a Premium plan costs $22 per month without ads. Canadian viewers can also enjoy the movie for free by getting a 7-day free trial. Can You Watch MoviePass, MovieCrash Online for Free?
4 days ago · Launched in 2011, it seemed like a gift from cinema heaven: A subscription service to movie theaters. Not one ... founders create a company the way we did,” he says, “and then all of a sudden ...
1 day ago · At one point, it is stated that once the subscriptions exceeded 5 million, MoviePass would begin to show a profit. Even if the monthly fee was $300, MoviePass would continue to lose money.
9 hours ago · Late in HBO’s MoviePass, MovieCrash documentary, one of the talking heads — a smarmy vulture capitalist who gets way too much glee from describing the downfall of less-savvy vultures — quips that former MoviePass executive Ted Farnsworth is a con artist who had no intention of finding a business model for the once-beloved movie ticket subscription platform that actually made sense.
