In this thoughtful post, digital media consultant Chris Dorr lays out a plan for how a subscription-based movie theater program could challenge Netflix in the context marketplace. Just weeks ago, the
launch of such a service - MoviePass - was scuttled when the AMC theaters
declined to participate .
But
Dorr says such a service could succeed by targeting more than just film buffs, charging much less than the $50 per month that MoviePass wanted, letting people see as many movies as they want as many
times as they want, and getting theaters more actively involved.
Read the whole story at Future of Film »