[Expired] MoviePass: Two Week Free Trial With Promo Code FREETRIAL

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The Offer

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  • MoviePass is offering a two week free trial with promo code FREETRIAL

The Fine Print

  • Offer valid through 12/31/2023 11:59 PM ET.
  • Free Trial Offer is only open to new MoviePass subscribers.
  • Offer subject to change and not valid on gift subscriptions.
  • Valid payment card required to redeem offer.
  • Auto-renewal and other terms and conditions apply.
  • At the conclusion of your 2-week free trial term and on a subsequent monthly recurring basis, MoviePass will automatically renew your MoviePass subscription by charging your payment method on file at the renewal rate then in effect unless and until you cancel. Subscribers can cancel their subscription at any time within the app.

Our Verdict

This enrolls you in auto billing so remember to cancel. Unfortunately MoviePass sucks now, not sure it’s worth it even if free.

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tiffany
tiffany (@guest_1768127)
December 31, 2023 19:53

Tried signing up today, but there was an error.

Matthew
Matthew (@guest_1761950)
December 20, 2023 11:49

Works out to be a free prime-time movie, or two non-prime time.

You can cancel immediately after signing up and still retain the two week trial. Guess I’m seeing a Godzilla matinee

Shmurda
Shmurda (@guest_1760673)
December 18, 2023 15:35

signed up with Cap1 VCC. thanks for the free movie showing

LR
LR (@guest_1760587)
December 18, 2023 14:13

The reincarnation of MoviePass earlier this year was a pretty good deal up until about 2-3 months ago. Now you really have to be flexible to even get back what you’re paying every month. In Southern California it’s about 30 cents per credit (68 credits per month at $20). A noon movie on a Monday costs 40 credits ($12), which is about as cheap as it gets through MP anymore. The same ticket directly through the theater costs $11.50.

They seem to have done a pretty good job of collecting theater data over the last 12 months and averaging out the cost of a movie ticket vs. the amount each MP credit is worth. But what’s left now offers zero upside for the consumer and lots of upside for MoviePass. You’d be much better off getting a Regal or AMC subscription if you have any local to you, or just buying discounted gift cards/paying as you go.

B
B (@guest_1760547)
December 18, 2023 13:06

How many free movies can realistically see if I sign up for the premium 2 week trial with 113 credits?

Evilex
Evilex (@guest_1760578)
December 18, 2023 13:57
  B

One. Everyone gets the same tier of trial: basic (like you).

There is no trial for the other three tiers.

Oliver
Oliver (@guest_1760546)
December 18, 2023 13:05

Signed up for this and used this to watch WONKA this past weekend. They give 68 movie credits free – most in the los angeles area cost 59 credits + 7 for being able to use it online so really this is one (standard, 2D) movie.

Once you pick a showtime, they give you access to a virtual mastercard, which you then input the info at whichever theater (in my case, I used it on the AMC app) and you buy the tix. Got me some rewards points at AMC and a free $17 movie so its not worthless. Trial is already cancelled though 🙂

msrecord1
msrecord1 (@guest_1760503)
December 18, 2023 11:54

• This is a BETA test of the MoviePass app, so we expect a few kinks & bugs. As a BETA tester, we’ll be sending you periodic surveys as to how your MoviePass experience is going. We’re also eager to hear your feedback at [email protected].

Jack
Jack (@guest_1760504)
December 18, 2023 11:55

Don’t be a Beta

JOHN m
JOHN m (@guest_1760501)
December 18, 2023 11:39

The thing that won’t go away. Playing now.

Avi
Avi (@guest_1760498)
December 18, 2023 11:31

The free trial is really worth one free movie, unless you want to watch a crappy movie on a Wednesday afternoon, in which is it’s worth two movies.

Jack
Jack (@guest_1760494)
December 18, 2023 11:26

ClassPass is better than MoviePass. Let me pass on MoviePass