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

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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.

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People do that already.

MoviePass started with the assumption that the majority of their users would underuse the product. To be honest, there are weekends where you hit the wall and you've seen everything that you want to see. But if you live in New York City or L.A., you have a much wider range of films and you could easily see a movie every night of the month if you wanted to.

So they cut it back to "every 24 hours" and put an annoying countdown clock on the app just to frick with you. They gave users the option to cancel they're annual contracts.

The main problem with the 24 hour deal is that I can't see a movie on a Friday night and then another on a Saturday afternoon.