AMC's A-List: three movies a week in any format for $19.95 a month
Faced with MoviePass, AMC launched its own pass in 2018: three movies a week in any format for $19.95 a month, priced to pay for itself.
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The full archive, in the appFaced with MoviePass, AMC launched its own pass in 2018: three movies a week in any format for $19.95 a month, priced to pay for itself.
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