It’s $18-$24 per month, with a 12 month commitment required. Where I live, that means if I go to 2 movies per month, it saves me money. It’s not a bad deal, but not quite as good as AMC’s A List,...
It’s $18-$24 per month, with a 12 month commitment required. Where I live, that means if I go to 2 movies per month, it saves me money.
It’s not a bad deal, but not quite as good as AMC’s A List, since it does not include 3D and premium showings. That’s not a dealbreaker for me since I could care less about 3D for most movies, but might be for some.
I might have considered this, but AMC being first got me committed with them instead. I don't care for 3D either, but premium showings are nice! I'll admit I can't really tell the difference, but...
I might have considered this, but AMC being first got me committed with them instead. I don't care for 3D either, but premium showings are nice! I'll admit I can't really tell the difference, but having more options to book surely doesn't hurt.
I also couldn’t care less about 3D for its own sake, but unfortunately most of the ideal movie times for me happen to be 3D showings. They tend to stack them for the after-work or Sunday matinee...
I also couldn’t care less about 3D for its own sake, but unfortunately most of the ideal movie times for me happen to be 3D showings. They tend to stack them for the after-work or Sunday matinee showings.
I'll definitely be interested in this once I have the money, love going to see movies. And when moviepass was big I was going 2-3 times a week. And I only have Regal's nearby so I can't use AMC's...
I'll definitely be interested in this once I have the money, love going to see movies. And when moviepass was big I was going 2-3 times a week. And I only have Regal's nearby so I can't use AMC's program. Hope the surcharge for premium and 3d isn't very large though.
It’s $18-$24 per month, with a 12 month commitment required. Where I live, that means if I go to 2 movies per month, it saves me money.
It’s not a bad deal, but not quite as good as AMC’s A List, since it does not include 3D and premium showings. That’s not a dealbreaker for me since I could care less about 3D for most movies, but might be for some.
I might have considered this, but AMC being first got me committed with them instead. I don't care for 3D either, but premium showings are nice! I'll admit I can't really tell the difference, but having more options to book surely doesn't hurt.
I wish I had the option, but near me there’s only Regal theaters. The closest AMC is 45 miles away.
I also couldn’t care less about 3D for its own sake, but unfortunately most of the ideal movie times for me happen to be 3D showings. They tend to stack them for the after-work or Sunday matinee showings.
I just don’t like 3D because it really limits the places in the theater you can sit and get a good picture.
I'll definitely be interested in this once I have the money, love going to see movies. And when moviepass was big I was going 2-3 times a week. And I only have Regal's nearby so I can't use AMC's program. Hope the surcharge for premium and 3d isn't very large though.
Amusingly, Regal was crying about this the loudest, when another company did it.