but we are half the size of cinemark without owning real estate and we have grown 15,000% in 10 monthscancellations are you getting? >> we are still well over 3 million subscribers. yes, we have people who are canceling, but we are delivering amazing value every day. >> why not just go to amc, cinemark, or cineworld, which is now in the u.s.? you have four or five significant competitors. >> with movie pass, you can go to four times as many theaters as amc's program, which is the largest out there. our target is the occasional moviegoer who was only going for her five times he year. that's the group we are trying to focus on. if there's any mistake, it's trying to serve all movie customers. we are half the price of amc. that appeals to moviegoers. >> what is your confidence that this latest changes going to set the plan in place? you are trying to raise the price to $14.95. you have surge pricing. how do you assuage subscribers who think it's just a matter of time before you come at my purse more. >> only time will tell. this change is built upon a huge amount of data. there is no othe

why not just go to amc, cinemark, or set a world which rld, which isewo now in the u.s.?45 significant competitors. or five significant competitors. >> with movie pass, you can go to four times as many theaters is thes program, which largest out there. our target is the occasional moviegoer who was only going for her five times he year. that's the group we are trying to focus on. if there's any mistake, it's trying to serve all movie customers. we are half the price of amc. that approved -- that appeals to moviegoers. >> what is your confidence that going to sethanges the plan in place? you are trying to raise the .95.e to $14 you have surge pricing. how do you assuage subscribers who think it's just a matter of time before you come at my purse more. >> only time will tell. this change is built upon a huge amount of data. there is no other movie subscription service with this amount of data. we are confident this is the last big change. emily: that was the movie pass ceo. finally, competition in the ranks of the most popular app on the blockchain. people are turning .o ga

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it is not perfect. >> why not just go to amc or cinemark, coming into the u.s.. what is the advantage of going to move the past? you are the only game in town but now with these issues, you are working through you are and an environment where you have competitors. >> there are two significant differences. with movie pass you can go to four times as many theaters as the amc program. second, our target is the occasional moviegoer only going for five times a year. that is the group we are trying to focus on. if there is any mistake we have made it is trying to serve all movie customers. .e are half the price of amc that appeals to the occasional moviegoer who will go from spending $40 a year to spending 120. scarlet: what is your confidence this change will set the plan in place? that you will not make further changes? price, search pricing, you abandon both. subscribersssuage who think it is a matter of time before you restrict more? >> time will tell. i could tell you this is the last change. this change is built on a huge amount of data. there is no other movie t

it's eased restrictions on how much near and foreign currency banks need to hold from a stumble cinemark also on the reports walking through a resistor to people take nervous glances at the foreign exchange screens wondering how much less their money might now be worth. the dollar the prices are up what she wants to buy overrun served budget give me a discount please her request is turned down turkish lira is down at least thirty percent against the dollar in ten days this doesn't only hurt the buyers but the sellers too. including tibet's cartel he has run this shop for at least twenty years how far his products are imported is cost horizon tremendously triangle one office and we are almost at stagnation waiting for exchange rates to settle i purchase in dollars so my costs increased forty percent i'll have to reflect this in my prices however exporters are happy with the depreciating. our house owner who has run the silver wholesaler with his brothers for twenty years say's his profits have grown is that if another although i import my products i exported model we don't have a problem

there is a sentence i relied on heavily and it went something like by the way it's not in the manual cinemark and when the the captain is made aware that a passenger appears intoxicated, it's really, really simple. there is no single six but for my career that was a policy that i followed directly. it was a direct policy that said this is what you will do. and it's not in the flight manual anymore. so my point is it wasn't that i didn't have intoxicated passengers. it was on the flight attendant came to me and said becoming that person appears intoxicated there off. they thought great support from our policy, from that approach and i think that if we started with the basics, we can do all this great stuff from washington now, but if we started with the basic crew and the flight attendants are not effort and intoxication is not the only fact there, but that was the focus back years ago of that one sentence that all i had to do was the flight has manual they appear appear intoxicated and they are off. the flight attendants had to make a decision. does this person appear intoxicated and that was

to mark the 20th anniversary of "harry potter and the sorcerer's stone" hitting u-s bookstores, cinemarkx-d theaters will show all eight "harry potter" movies, plus the spinoff "fantastic beasts and where to find them." tickets are five-dollars a show, or 25-dollars for a festival pass."dude, what are you... you're ruining the take!"another chris pratt project is up in the air. first, "guardians of the galaxy" writer-director james gunn was fired, putting that franchise in question... now, according to multiple reports, "cowboy ninja viking," based on the graphic novel, has been put on hold indefinitely, a month before pratt was to begin shooting in london. the action flick was slated to hit theaters next june."mr. hosokawa, may i present miss roxanne coss.""it is a great pleasure.""the pleasure's all mine."here's your first look at "bel canto," based on the best-selling novel about a world-famous opera singer who becomes trapped in a hostage situation in south america. oscar winner julianne moore and oscar nominee ken watanabe star... real opera legend renee fleming provides the singing

amc has something, cinemark has something, alamo draft house has something.ple want a subscription service. neil: will people pay for that service? >> i don't know. this new thing that was a great interview that you did. now three movies a month. i think the ceo said majority of their customers, 85% of people who have moviepass only use it three times a month or even less. it was the extra 15% of people who were power users. that is what is causing the problems. now that you have reined those people in, you have the majority of people who use it three types a month, those people will use it, maybe even once a month. i know in l.a., going to see a movie is twice of that in new york or any major markets. you're paying $18 or more. neil: considerable savings to you. they have to make money. they're still bleeding cash. maybe not as much as they were. they have to start getting return on investment. their subscribers, three million strong they have, that is tempting even to competitors, isn't it? >> i think that moviepass gives you the most bang for your buck eve