MoviePass Introduces Fantasy Film Platform for Creating Your Own Studio

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There are fantasy leagues for nearly every sport, but until now, there has been a noticeable gap for those who enjoy fantasy entertainment indoors. That may be changing as film subscription ticketing service MoviePass has announced the launch of Mogul, "the first fantasy league for Hollywood."

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Built on the Sui cryptocurrency blockchain, the game will allow users to draft actors, directors, and movies from a set budget to create their own studio. Similar to fantasy sports, your game performance will be determined by actual results in the daily box office.

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Mogul, which launched its beta version on Thursday, shared the following teaser on X.

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According to the site's FAQs, the game is free to play and does not require holding cryptocurrency — although there is a $5 "Battle Pass" to unlock "deeper rewards." The action will run in "seasons" of about six weeks, aligned with the movie release calendar. Players can make weekly swaps to their team/studio.

If you'd like to participate, you can sign up with an email address on the Mogul platform. Please note that while the beta is active, new users signing up now will be added "in the coming weeks." MoviePass, the company behind the platform, has a complex history. After quickly gaining popularity in 2017, it faced several challenges, including a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) complaint regarding ticket redemption difficulties. The service eventually shut down in 2019 and relaunched in 2022.