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Why MoviePass imploded and what that means for movie subscriptions
MoviePass promised to change moviegoing forever. When it began, the subscription service cost $10 a month and allowed you to see a movie a day. The deal changed a number of times, and now the fee is $15 a month. Subscribers are upset.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readMoviePass promised to change moviegoing forever. When it began, the subscription service cost $10 a month and allowed you to see a movie a day. The deal changed a number of times, and now the fee is $15 a month. Subscribers are upset. The company is scrambling. The stock price fell below $1 today.
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The full episode
3 of 5How to make an addictive, drama-free reality TV show- 0:00Facebook removes fake pages believed to be created by Russians to influence the midterms
- 6:22Donald Trump is at war with the Koch brothers
- 15:46Why MoviePass imploded and what that means for movie subscriptionsYou’re reading this
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- 36:58Balancing life as a principal ballet dancer and a drag queen