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EPISODE · Aug 28, 2018 · 43 MIN

Subscribe Me to Movie Pass - TWB83

from Talking With Burritos · host JJ Wayne Graham

We're always open for suggestions and/or a favorable comment.   But Machete don't tweet. Okay, well leave us a voicemail or email: Phone 520-775-1690 Email [email protected]   In This Episode...   The movie theatre is a venue; a luxury, to which only some of us can afford to indulge regularly. Subscription services, like, Movies Pass, Stubs, and Cinemark's Movie Club make that indulgence a more considerable option than waiting for movies to premiere on Netflix. No matter who's paying, it's a great experience when we're paying less.   1. Movie Pass is a great concept but a horrible business model based on the average subscription holder not going to movies.   2. Studios could totally ruin the nostalgia of watching movies in theaters but also increase attendance with Episodic Movie or the Event Film. Links Mentioned in This Episode Amc shops subscription model, Stubs. Variety Alamo draft house and Season Pass Best years for summer movies supplied by Ranker   Where To Subscribe and Listen Podcast subscription page  Listen on Apple Podcast: Or download to your Android with Google Podcasts If you enjoyed this episode, leave a review with Apple Podcasts iTunes!        

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