More than 30,000 people tried to join the MoviePass waiting list on Thursday, which caused the site to crash.
MoviePass.com was down for 2.5 hours because the company claimed it had high traffic.
The service started at 9 a.m. and users could join the wait list. It runs from Thursday until Monday.
The people who tried to join the waitlist got an error message.
Users who get a spot will get invites to give out to others.
MoviePass will be back in the public eye on September 5.
3,000,000. MoviePass used to have a lot of users.
MoviePass became more popular when it began charging a monthly fee for users to see one movie a day. The number of users and the number of movies went up. Spikes, the founding CEO, lost his job because he couldn't keep up with cash. The once-bankrupt company was bought by Spikes last year. MoviePass has a new price model. Instead of charging a flat monthly fee, users can choose between tiers, each with a certain number of credits that can be spent on movies. In waves, the service will be rolled out across the country.
MoviePass will re-launch around Labor Day, according to beleaguered.
MoviePass is coming back this summer, but will things be different this time around? There is a magazine called "Forbes."