Why haven’t you subscribed to the Movie Cheat Sheets yet? Perhaps you don’t realize what you’re missing. Here’s a taste of the sort of quick-hit movie advice that lands in your in-box twice a week:
Not enough? I’ve just uploaded new sample issues, so you can see what you’re missing:
US and Canada: multiplex edition | DVD/streaming edition
UK: multiplex edition | DVD/streaming edition
The Movie Cheat Sheets are specifically designed for those who don’t consider themselves movies geeks but just need to know what’s worth heading to the multiplex for, and what to rent or stream when you feel like a flick at home. For a ridiculously low price, you get two emails each week: one lets you know what’s worth paying multiplex prices for, and the other lets you know what’s worth renting or streaming (including little movies that may have slipped under your radar and classics to stream when you need a quick movie fix).
Take a look at the Movie Cheat Sheets— I don’t think it’s like anything else you’ll find available online.
Since I started getting these, I’ve actually been going to the movies more. They’re a great reminder of what’s worth seeing and why!
Because most people–especially those from large families–don’t have enough items in their in-box?
They don’t get it if they don’t pay for it, so it shouldn’t
be a worry. I never understand the
big fuss about extra emails anyway… that’s why there’s a delete button.
Well, I don’t know. I thought this was an easy, time-saving way for busy people to get film recommendations — you know, the recs come right to the reader, instead of him/her having to seek them out.
If this is a bad idea, I’m open to other suggestions.
As an existing subscriber I got these automatically, but I unsubscribed – I read all your articles anyway, no need for a summary :-)
I think this is a good idea. I read your site, but I like the way the films are listed, it’s a quick reference and it can be helpful. It would be more helpful to me personally if I went to more movies or had netflix and more time to watch things, but overall I think it is a good thing. (Note to Mate: I haven’t unsubscribed. I read the articles, too, but consider these like a note to myself of what she said about the movies.)
:-)