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MoviePass: The $300 Million Streaming Scam That Let You Watch Unlimited Movies for $10

In 2018, MoviePass promised unlimited movies for $9.95 a month—and millions signed up.

The math never worked.
The executives knew it.
The investors knew it.

And yet, more than $300 million was poured into a business model designed to lose money on every single customer.

This documentary exposes how MoviePass turned an impossible promise into one of the most destructive subscription implosions of the modern era. By selling movie tickets below cost, suppressing real usage data, and misleading investors about a path to profitability, the company incinerated hundreds of millions of dollars—much of it tied to mutual funds and retirement accounts.

This isn’t just a story about movies.
It’s a story about growth-at-all-costs, venture hype, and how executives can exit while investors are left with nothing.

Using internal reporting, investor disclosures, and investigative journalism, we break down:

• Why unlimited movies for $10 could never work
• How executives hid true losses and throttled users
• How explosive subscriber growth masked guaranteed failure
• Why institutional investors and retirement funds were exposed
• How the collapse followed the same pattern as WeWork and other hype-driven failures

MoviePass didn’t fail because of bad luck.
It failed because math was ignored—and narrative replaced reality.

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⚠️ DISCLAIMER
This video is for educational and informational purposes only.
It is based on publicly available financial disclosures, investor reports, regulatory filings, and investigative journalism.

This content is not financial advice, not legal advice, and not investment guidance.
All statements reflect documented reporting and accepted historical accounts. Viewers are encouraged to consult primary sources and form their own conclusions.


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