MoviePass

Used it for 3 months and of the 7 times that I used it, it failed to work 6 times. Each time it failed, I had to call their customer support team to fix the issue with the card (always on their end) resulting in me being late for my movie. The time before I decided to cancel, their system was down and the automated call support center said to "please pay for the ticket email them to receipt and they would reimburse me". After this experience I decided to cancel because it was ABSURD to pay for a service that only worked 10% of the time. Also, when I canceled they wanted to charge me a $75 cancellation fee for breaking their 'annual membership' which I never knew I had signed up for when I began their proposed "monthly subscription". My two other friends who had moviepass both had similar experiences and also chose to cancel. In essence, great idea, terrible execution. They have serious work to do from service to product. Would not recommend until they fix these issues.

Very limited availability when it comes to participating locations but seems interesting. Edit: @eman21 was kind enough to point out that they are actually at about 93% of locations nationwide. I made a mistake with the map view. Cheers!

I love this service. The experience is seamless and they have all the movie theatres participating in my area.

With the cost of movies these days, go to 2 movies a month and it pays for itself. Great idea!

I love this service and they even implemented an idea I suggested. You have to checkin before you purchase your ticket, but going to movies in NYC, you never know before you checkin if it's sold out. They now have a simple solution, if sold out you can now click and checkin to a different movie. Great service and awesome default date night activity. Highly Recommend!

Hum, something we'd be interested in, but not happy if its annual commitment prior to using it for a month or two. My wife likes going to movies more than I, but I think part of my problem is spending $11 for a movie I'm happy to wait for on Netflix. So all-you-can-eat movies settles that, and it has both indy theaters we'd use fairly often. However I also don't want to deal with issues described by @sophiaedm . Not good on the nights we're able to breakaway and get some personal time.

@rrhoover has been using Jukely which has a similar model for concerts interesting how for movies the experience can take place on the computer (i'd almost prefer it), whereas with concerts I have to be there in person. That may just be me though, loads of people love going to the movies. The whole saga with "The Interview" challenged that perception though.