re: Would you pay $35/month for a pass to unlimited theater movies?

Not being able to go to more than one movie a day is a real bummer for a deal like that.

Interesting idea though.

I would love it during the summer but not so much for the rest of the year.

Yeah I'd def get my money's worth. There's 3 theaters within 10mins of my house that I enjoy going to.

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Would you pay $35/month for a pass to unlimited theater movies?

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$35/month doesn't prevent people from using their phones or talking in the theater, so no.

new release movies? definitely. I spend a lot more than $35 a month.

I've been using Movie Pass for two years, and even with the 24 hour restriction that they added earlier in the year it's still a good deal.

$30 a month, I'll end up seeing around 100 movies for the year. $3.60 per movie is a great deal.

Technically you're only supposed to see one movie per 24 hours and each movie only once... but at most theaters you can buy a ticket for one movie and see another instead.

Not for anyone with kids in the house, but if you're pre or post-kids and like movies, I recommend it.

No, I only go to the theatre maybe once or twice a year, depending on the movies being released.

I have two teenage stepdaughters who are at the movies a minumum of 3 times per week so I would definitely buy passes for them. As for me personally, it would depend on the billing. Do they bill for the entire year at $35/month or do you purchase each month individually? I would be interested in, say, July and December, and not so interested in the rest of the year.

Also, I assume the pass would be issued to an individual so that it can't be passed around to friends?

It's not the cost of movie tickets that gets me, it's the high cost of concessions. I can't resist movie theatre popcorn with butter.

Only about 10 movies come out each year that I really want to see in theaters, and I really only go about 4-5 times a year.

This is like those season passes to Blue Bayou, it's really awesome for a couple months during the summer, but gets old fast and the house profits off your silly decision.

Seems like the 24 hr restriction would need to be a must. If not it will turn into a daycare where parents just drop their kid off during the summer and leave them there all day.