AMC Entertainment Holdings, the world’s largest theater chain, is weighing legal action against MoviePass over its low-cost cinema subscription, saying the service is unsustainable and bad for the industry. MoviePass on Tuesday dropped the price of its monthly theater pass to $9.95 a month from $30 or more, offering consumers admission to one show every day at any cinema that takes debit cards, excluding Imax and 3-D screens.
Amc Cinemas Weighs Blocking $10-a-month Moviepass Film Deal
Isabel Gottlieb, Anousha Sakoui, Denver Post: Movies
Wed, 08/16/2017 - 10:13am
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