Moviegoing: inherently social.

Find movies your friends are going to and share movies you're going to. You may wind up going to more together!

Big posters, easy navigation.

Movie posters were meant to be seen. With MovieGoer, they're big and browsable. If you see a number in the upper right-hand corner, it means people in your private MovieGoer Circle are going to this movie.

Peer pressure… for movies.

Scan theatres and instantly see if friends are going to any movies at any of them. Why not join them?

Friends & family influence your movie choices more than any other source.

Follow your friends & family (and a few critics too, if you wish), and find out what they all think of a movie might you want to go to. Think of it as a personalized movie score.

Trailers, Details, and More.

View trailers, summaries, cast/crew, ratings, critic's reviews, user videos. See who's following and who's going.

Browsing made fun and easy.

When you tap a movie poster, it rotates around to reveal options to view the trailer, follow the movie to get alerts in the future, or drill down and get the details.

Social showtimes.

Get details on theatres, including the week's showtimes. See who's following this theatre, and who's going to particular shows.

Movies were meant to be seen in theatres, with lots of people.

Get a theatre's showtimes for the next week. See who's following the theatre and who's going to shows there.

Record movie review videos.

MovieGoer reminds you to record a 15- second review immediately after seeing a movie at a theatre.

A super-easy and fun way to tell your friends what's worth going to.

Just point your iPhone 4 or 4S camera at yourself and record a brief review.

We watch movies, why not watch movie reviews?

Why limit reviews to text? Just record a brief video review to let friends know one thing: should they go, or not?

User review videos are even color-coded so they're easily scannable.

Does the video have a green band or red? Green means this user thinks the movie is worth going to. Red means maybe not.