AMC A-List vs. Regal Unlimited: Which Movie Subscription is Right for You? Misha breaks it down

AMC A-List and Regal Unlimited are the heavyweights of movie subscription services, brought to you by two of the biggest theater chains in the U.S. Here’s how they stack up: AMC A-List lets you catch up to three movies a week in any format—IMAX, Dolby Cinema, you name it—with zero extra charges. Perks? Free online reservations, upgrades on snacks and drinks, and even a little birthday bonus. Meanwhile, Regal Unlimited takes a different angle, offering truly unlimited movies. Watch as many as you want, though premium formats like IMAX will cost you a bit extra.

Pricing? AMC A-List ranges from $19.95 to $24.95 a month, depending on where you live. Most states fall under the $19.95 tier, but if you’re in a pricier market, it’s $24.95. Regal Unlimited has tiers, starting at $21.49 per month for the basic plan, $24.49 for Unlimited Plus, and $26.49 for Unlimited All Access. Both services toss in additional perks, like concession discounts—Regal throws in a 10% cut on food and non-alcoholic drinks.

So, whether you’re a casual moviegoer or the type to set up camp in the theater, these subscriptions have something to offer.

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