Anybody use MoviePass or Sinemia?

[rushmore223]

I'm probably going to pull the trigger on Sinemia, just wondering if anybody on here uses either of these services and if you've had good or bad experiences with them?

Anybody who doesn't know, they are services that allow you to pay one Monthly ($7 to $8) price to see either free 2D movies as often as once per day (Movie Pass) or 2 tickets per month, (Sinemia) but you can use one of them for 3D and/or IMAX.

[crows]

no .

[Buttmunch]

My mom has movie pass. It works fine for non-blockbuster movies. You can’t purchase your tickets until the day of the movie so no advance tickets work. Plus you have to be physically at the theater to buy the tickets. No online ordering. So don’t hope on using it day of for any big movie hoping for good seats left. I don’t personally think it’s worth it because of the hassle of the ticket buying process, but my mom feels she gets enough use out of it per month to have it pay for itself.

How these companies stay in business is beyond me.

[CallMeTheDoctor]

MoviePass seems to have a lot of issues from what I see on Facebook. My theaters are generally empty, so it sounds like a good deal. Didn't know that it was anything per day. I had heard you could see a movie once and that's it.

[EVILFACE]

Yea we signed up for MoviePass in March. Have seen 2 flicks with it so far.

[rushmore223]

From what I understand, you can buy advance tickets with Sinemia, but it has to be purchased the same month you're going to see the movie.

[rushmore223]

My mom has movie pass. It works fine for non-blockbuster movies. You can’t purchase your tickets until the day of the movie so no advance tickets work. Plus you have to be physically at the theater to buy the tickets. No online ordering. So don’t hope on using it day of for any big movie hoping for good seats left. I don’t personally think it’s worth it because of the hassle of the ticket buying process, but my mom feels she gets enough use out of it per month to have it pay for itself.

How these companies stay in business is beyond me.

I've heard that both companies are operating at a loss right now, but supposedly they believe enough people will join and not use tickets regularly combined with advertising money to eventually make a profit.

[hoodonit00]

The wife and I have Movie Pass. We have a small glitch now and then but for the most part it's been a great deal. Neither one of us have to see block busters the first couple weeks so that's not an issue. We've been seeing 1 to 2 movies a week now for months. I can't see it staying afloat though as it's one of those too good to be true things.

[hoodonit00]

MoviePass seems to have a lot of issues from what I see on Facebook. My theaters are generally empty, so it sounds like a good deal. Didn't know that it was anything per day. I had heard you could see a movie once and that's it.

You can see one movie per day. You just can't see the same movie more than once.

[CallMeTheDoctor]

So let me see if I get it. Let's say I go see A Quiet Place today, so I can't see it tomorrow?