LifeHacker: MoviePass brings the convenience of Netflix to your local movie theaters: After paying a monthly fee, you can see as many movies in the theater as you want. The price of MoviePass varies depending on where you live, but starts at $29.99 a month. When you sign up, you get an app for your […]
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The Guardian If your idea of edgy cinema snacking is mixing sweet and salty popcorn in the same carton, look away now. If you’re an arthouse purist who thinks the auditorium is no place for a competing soundtrack of rustly packaging and wet mastication, definitely look away now. For hot on the heels of 4D,
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The Consumerist: MoviePass is a new in-beta service that lets movie buffs watch as many movies in theaters as they want for $50 a month. There’s no need for tickets, just show your smartphone at a participating theater and you’re in. The service, which is in trials in San Francisco, is trying to shake up
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Springwise: For those residing in inland locations, however, the UK-based Hot Tub Cinema could encourage city dwellers to grab their swimwear before heading to a viewing… The service presents films al fresco – having used the rooftop of East London young professionals’ community Netil360 for its most recent showings – allowing attendees to enjoy the
The other day I posted about movie theaters beginning to offer more than just movies. I was just reminded of an idea from 2004 of a luxury cinema business by Dan Sherman: Why not create a cinema experience for the well-to-do? Build a one screen theater (or renovate one of the old downtown style theaters),
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There comes a time in every entrepreneur’s life when he or she realizes that the camera on their iPhone is not enough. Here are our picks for the top five cameras for entrepreneurs.
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What if I told you that there was a restaurant in Los Angeles, California that no longer serves eggs, bacon and toast to the likes of you and me, and now only serves big and small name Hollywood actors? Would you claim discrimination? This is not that kind of story. Quality Cafe located at 1236
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What happens when you don’t have enough bandwidth to stream a movie, but you don’t want to down load it onto your computer? John Strisower hopes to give you a device that you can simply plug into your devices and play, reports The Sacramento Bee. He’s just launched a company, FlixChip Corp., that aims to
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Cassandra Daily: New Belgium Brewing, a craft beer brewery in Fort Collins, Colorado, hosts a bi-weekly Bike-in-Cinema on the front lawn of their sprawling headquarters. In a town that truly embraces bikers, the event attracts crowds of 500-plus who pedal up to watch cult-classics like Animal House and So I Married An Axe Murderer. Given
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Do you enjoy scary movies? Do you like them really, really scary? If so, a Russian drive-in theater wants to hire a boogeyman to help: With this ‘nonstandard’ approach to the movie-going experience in mind, the management of a theater in the northwestern Russian city of Syktyvkar, the capital of the Republic of Komi, aim
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