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MoviePass users experienced "technical" difficulties over the weekend.

The same problems occurred last Thursday, when MoviePass owner Helios & Matheson said it had to borrow $5 million to make certain payments.

Shares are down 46% on Monday.

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MoviePass owner Helios & Matheson is crashing Monday, down 46%, after users experienced "technical" difficulties over the weekend. Monday's plunge has shares trading at just $1.10 apiece — after a reverse split last week sent them to $22.50.

The "technical" diffiulties came just days after smiliar problems plagued users on Thursday — when the company had to borrow $5 million to make certain payments.

Last Wednesday, the embattled company's shareholders approved a 1-for-250 reverse stock split in an effort to boost the share price over the Nasdaq's minimum $1 requirement. The reverse split did not however do anything to get Helios & Matheson's market cap over $50 million — another Nasdaq requirement.

HMNY shares are down more than 99% this year.

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