For those who haven’t got a subscription, it’s 10 bucks a month or 90 bucks a year. You have a million and a half subscribers so a million and a half people know what it is. For me, what’s really, really exciting is how people are actually going back to the movie theater when many people said it was on the way out.ĭescribe what MoviePass is. It was so heavy like it took two of us to carry it. My brother and I brought our first Betamax player. People are fascinated with your company, by the way, like Colin. Let’s talk about your weird business model. That’s such a weird business that I don’t understand and you’re good at probing people who have weird business models.” Mitch Lowe, welcome to the show. “I’d love to hear you talk with Mitch Lowe, the MoviePass CEO. I don’t know if Colin wanted us to use his last name so we’ll go with “Colin” for now.

Before Mitch introduces himself, I’m going to share a reader email from Colin. I am here in New York City with Mitch Lowe, CEO of MoviePass. That’s like this podcast, we move on into the future. If you are not there in person, we will tell you about it later. If you haven’t bought your ticket, it may too late but you can still check by going to. In a couple days, I’ll be in Huntington Beach for the Code Media conference February 12th and 13th. I’m here at Vox Media headquarters in New York City.

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