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MoviePass schedule of available films: ‘Happytime Murders,’ ‘Searching’
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As MoviePass transitions to a new plan, the app is limiting the films that subscribers can see for the foreseeable future.
Now, the service posts a schedule of the week’s films on its website, and the number of films available can be different each day.
MoviePass originally announced that up to six films would be available a day, but that seems to have expanded. This Friday includes eight films, while Saturday and Sunday include nine. However, none of the films are the two most popular currently in theaters: “Crazy Rich Asians” and “The Meg.”
We’ve rounded up the available films this weekend and details about them below so you don’t have to, including the film’s official description and the critic score from review-aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes.
Check out what films the movie-theater subscription service is allowing you see this weekend:
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