MoviePass says only 15 percent of its more than 3 million users see four or more movies a month, so most customers won't be affected (but it'll come as a blow for the diehards who saw as many movies as their plan and time allowed). It added that the new plan should also reduce misuse of the system. Last week, the company said it would raise the price of its plan from $10 to $15 per month, but that's no longer the case.

The new plan won't affect annual subscribers until renewal time, and monthly subscribers will have the choice to switch over or cancel when it's time for them to renew after August 15th. MoviePass says that it will suspend surge pricing and ticket verification for those who move to the new plan. However, it noted that the new plan includes "many major studio first-run films," suggesting that some movies might still be off-limits.