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The Sui Foundation has partnered with MoviePass, the subscription-based movie ticketing service in the United States, to adopt USDC payments. This new integration will enable MoviePass subscribers to purchase

264 million American’s see at least one movie in theaters a year. 43 million American’s see a movie once a month in theaters. 11.3 billion dollars was the total US box office in 2019. 43 billion dollars

Movie Pass was a flop. Pre Show sounds like a living nightmare. #kickstarter #moviepass #preshow #share2steem External Link : This App Will Give You Free Movie Tickets in Exchange for Your Soul and Sanity

#Moviepass #MoviepassUnlimited MoviePass to offer unlimited plan again | External Link : MoviePass to offer unlimited plan again Khalid Itum, executive VP of MoviePass, says he intends to reintroduce an

I live in San Francisco.  If you are immediately turned off by that statement please bear with me.  I am a Midwesterner at heart and have traveled to many different places in the USA.  Why

I'm not sure what happened, but between the board "meetings" about the runway, and disheveled cries from the popcorn mongers, they killed our beloved MoviePass. I can only find subpar showtimes

One year ago, I was on Steemit touting the amazing benefits of Moviepass. It has been a long hard year for the revolutionary subscription program. During the past year, Moviepass has suffered from

Everyday Geek continues to blather about Movie Pass with The Wannabe Host and The Leafy Green! Wanna takes over running the show so anything can happen. Recorded live to Facebook and Youtube

To our members: Today we are rolling out our new subscription plan that was announced last week. We believe this new model provides great value to the MoviePass community and, equally important, ensures

I shared in the @ssg-community discord the other day that I had opened an account on Robinhood and threw some money at $HMNY. I bought at the wrong time, as shares went from $0.10 to $0.18. I FOMO bought

Dear MoviePass Member, On August 15, 2018, we will hit the one-year anniversary of MoviePass’ revolutionary price point of $9.95 a month. We’ve experienced tremendous growth, and we know that at times,

Incoherent Ramblings streamed live on Facebook today. Ralph and Everyday Geek are both annual Movie Pass subscribers. Join them for a correction, addendum and further commentary. Please upvote us and visit

A message for those currently grieving. Doing a cartoon every day for a year!

The crew at Incoherent Ramblings talks about Movie Pass and our new show format. Recorded Live on Facebook. Also posted on YouTube for your convenience. More at IAmRambling.com

This may be the end for MoviePass. Couple critical issues occured: Their reverse stock split died and just lead to more selling. They instituted premium pricing, which is roughly half the price of a ticket.

I just saw the first Equalizer 3 days ago. It was fantastic! I'm going Eqalizer 2 is just as good!

MoviePass’s most recent survival strategy appears to be blocking paying clients from using the service to discover movies. The movie-ticket membership service, which can be barely keeping its business-and

In an all-hands meeting on Monday, MoviePass CEO Mitch Lowe declared that the up and coming huge discharges "Christopher Robin" and "The Meg" would not be accessible to endorsers, a

Not so long ago I brought you a story about the Subscription Movie service that allows you to see a movie a day, every day, for $9.95 a month. It sounded like an unsustainable model, and it turns out,