MoviePass has been sent to the north of the farm with updated apps and plenty of space to run

Like everyone who has tried to use MoviePass movie subscription service to enter cinemas this holiday weekend – and we know it's a proposal that relies on so many assumptions that it might as well not exist – already knows, the service of the company was "darkened" on Thursday morning. The alleged reason: the update of its application, a process that will apparently take "a few weeks" to complete, and which has no connection with the fact of wanting to avoid getting bawled to escape during the busiest movie weekends of the year.

"There's never a good time to do that," wrote CEO Mitch Lowe to subscribers, referring to the world as a parent informing a child that it was time for their beloved pet / a Ridiculously cheap way to get movie tickets a farm somewhere in the north of the state, with plenty of work space and tours only accessible outside rush hours. "But to complete the upgraded version of our app," added Lowe, tears in her eyes – "An idea that, in our opinion, will offer a much better experience to our subscribers, is to be done." exactly when the service will be back or what upgrades or changes it will make when it does, but Lowe made it clear that users would be credited for those days when it was not available and that new subscriptions are currently blocked.

It is reported that Lowe will eventually ask MoviePass subscribers to put the service on sale and complete it themselves, thus completing the transition to the sad realities of the adult world, where to sell a product at a lower price than you have paid is not a clear strategy to make money – remains apocryphal at the moment.

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