MoviePass

2.3
1.6K reviews
Content rating
Everyone
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About this app

MoviePass is the nation's premier theatrical subscription service, allowing you to see movies in over 4000 theaters across the United States for one low subscription fee.

How It Works:
-Sign up for MoviePass to receive your MoviePass card. Download the MoviePass app while waiting for your card to arrive.

-Once you receive your card in the mail, use the app to search for theaters, movies and showtimes.

-Go to the theater and check into your selected showtime using the app.

-Once you have checked in your card will be activated; swipe your MoviePass card with a ticket agent or at a kiosk to get your ticket!

-For theaters that accept e-ticketing via MoviePass, reserve your same-day ticket and seat (when applicable) ahead of time from any location. No need to use your card, just present the e-ticket confirmation code at the theater's box office to get your ticket.
Updated on
Apr 15, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
This app may share these data types with third parties
Personal info, App info and performance, and Device or other IDs
This app may collect these data types
Location, Personal info and 3 others
Data is encrypted in transit
You can request that data be deleted

Ratings and reviews

2.3
1.52K reviews
Will Brown
April 23, 2026
Not worth it. The app uses credits to hide the obvious fact that it's merely offering consumers 1 to 1 ticket pricing. For example, you pay 23 dollars a month and you get 70 or so credits to spend during the period. What they don't tell you is that an average ticket can be 35 credits each roughly. This is not the moviepass of old and their way of doing business was never sustainable.
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MoviePass
April 28, 2026
Thanks for your feedback. How many movies you can see per month depends on the movie, when you see it, and where you see it. A Tuesday matinee is going to be less than seeing a big Saturday night new release. MoviePass shines in its versatility of use across the US and most theaters.
Samuel Yoder
April 2, 2026
Please listen that this is not anything you want to hop on board with! movie pass has been charging me and other people even after canceling subscription. I haven't had movie pass in forever and they just randomly charged me $13 and it's a headache to try to get it resolved from happening again. Please save yourself the trouble and forget about MoviePass
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MoviePass
April 2, 2026
That definitely shouldn’t be happening. If you’re seeing charges after canceling, please reach out via in-app chat or support@moviepass.com so we can look into your account and make sure it’s resolved.
Matt Lievens
November 30, 2025
This app provides a legitimately awful service. It was a good deal when I got a subscription a year ago. The amount of credits they gave you were more than enough to see at least 1 movie/month, with a bit left over so you might be able to squeeze in a second movie. But the amount of credits needed to see a movie has gone up so much you can barely afford to see 1 old unpopular movie a month. Plus they charge a credit processing fee, it's a made up currency, why are they adding extra hidden fees!
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MoviePass
December 1, 2025
Very sorry for your experience. High demand movies, at popular times will cost more credits, but during normal times, it is definitely possible to see one plus movie per month. As for the credit processing fee, we hate it as much as you do - we are simply passing on the fees the ticketing sites include. Again, very sorry.

What’s new

- Bug fixes & improvements
- New movies in theaters