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0:57Now PlayingAfter the subscription service shut down in 2019, Moviepass 2.0 is returning to select areas in for a limited number of consumers.
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The movie ticket subscription service originally launched in 2011 and saw rapid growth when it began allowing subscribers to view one movie per day for $10 a month. The price drop helped the company reach 3 million subscribers but dug the company into a financial hole. It shut down three years ago.
Now MoviePass is hoping cinephiles will give it a second chance after MoviePass co-founder Stacy Spikes bought the company out of bankruptcy last year.
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