The CEO of MoviePass, Mitch Lowe, believes that the company can save theaters by increasing attendance and boosting revenue. He cites a study that found that MoviePass users go to the movies more frequently than non-MoviePass users, and that they are more likely to see movies in theaters rather than waiting to watch them on DVD or streaming services. Lowe also argues that MoviePass can help theaters to reach new audiences, particularly millennials and Gen Z consumers who are less likely to go to the movies regularly.

However, there are also skeptics who believe that MoviePass is unsustainable and that it could ultimately end up hurting theaters rather than helping them. Some critics argue that the company's subscription model is too expensive for many consumers and that it will eventually lead to a decrease in overall attendance. Others worry that MoviePass could lead to a decline in the quality of movies as studios cut costs in order to meet the company's demands for lower ticket prices.

Only time will tell whether MoviePass will be able to save theaters. The company has certainly had a significant impact on the industry, and it has the potential to revolutionize the way we watch movies. However, it is important to be aware of the risks involved before making any predictions about the future of MoviePass.