Millennials may love MoviePass, the service that allows subscribers to see unlimited movies in theaters for just $10 a month, but movie theaters are plotting to kill it off fast.

Millennials may love MoviePass, the service that allows subscribers to see unlimited movies in theaters for just $10 a month, but movie theaters are plotting to kill it off fast. This month, AMC is introducing its own subscription movie service, Stubs A-List, which will get members entry to three “regular” movies a week, for $19.95 a month. The package includes IMAX and 3D films, and subscribers will also get discounts at concessions with other perks. The fight for young consumers’ box office dollars continues. (UPROXX)