MoviePass Trends as Fans Get Nostalgic for Movies in Theaters
In a lot of ways, 2020 has been the year of no movies. That's not to say that movies haven't come [...]
Better times
I still got my MoviePass card, I like to keep it as a souvenir of better times
— scarlett ◟̽◞̽ 🏳️🌈 ☭ 🌹🔮🌸 (@commustyles) November 24, 2020
An escape
i was unemployed the spring/summer of moviepass and it was very nice to forget about the sad state of my life with movies at 2pm on tuesdays at the regal tara. https://t.co/lI1WXmQ8XR
— covid and cambria (@udreytaylorward) November 25, 2020
We just miss movies
This made me miss Moviepass. Then this made me miss going to the movies in general. The last film I saw with my partner was Portrait of a Lady on Fire on March 3rd. What was yours? https://t.co/b93PYxScAO
— Victoria Buitron (@vic_toriawrites) November 25, 2020
So many movies
i saw SO many movies that year. I took myself to the movies like twice a week. I saw every film nominated for Best Picture just cuz. I MISS moviepass, man https://t.co/YSJRlcA6gs
— Niles Crane November (@thepolterkaist) November 25, 2020
That's...not good
The greatest impact of MoviePass on my life is that, from 2015-2019, I saw absolutely every movie I possibly could in theaters, and that made me hate the other people in the theaters so much that now I don’t ever want to see movies in theaters.
— Collin Kessler (@Collin8r) November 25, 2020
We need Moviepass back
Would be great if the theaters could do a temporary version of Moviepass to encourage nervous people to attend movies again once the vaccine is available. https://t.co/Xxlb6Sdzw4
— Allison (@melodyisdestiny) November 25, 2020
Should have used it more
I still got my moviepass card as a memento. My greatest regret was not using it more before the program turned on its head with specific movies.
— Carlos (@Pikachu231) November 25, 2020
Just in case
I still have my Moviepass card in my wallet, just in case https://t.co/6MCqflFP2O pic.twitter.com/uIDfuQf57y
— k (@KarlLorenzo) November 25, 2020
American communism
Moviepass was the closest America has ever come to communism. For a year, the rich idiot investors funded our moviegoing and we were so much happier. A true redistribution of wealth.
— Tim O'Reilly (@TinyTimOReilly) November 24, 2020
An artifact
One of the things I’m happiest to own is my Moviepass card, it’s something that truly feels like a weird obscure part of tech history
— LeJuan James (@nunezjuan75) November 24, 2020