GITNUXREPORT 2026

Movie Audience Statistics

US theaters sold 1.26 billion tickets in 2023, and the average American still went 5.3 times, but streaming is now pulling 42 percent of US movie audiences to primarily watch at home. This page lays out what changed and who is driving it, from IMAX’s 150 million global attendees and premium large format buying to mobile influenced choices and the biggest shifts by age, genre, and region.

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US cinema attendance reached 1.26 billion tickets sold in 2023

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Average American went to movies 5.3 times in 2023, up from 4.6 in 2022

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22% of US adults visited theaters 12+ times annually in 2023

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Global box office hit $33.9 billion in 2023, driven by 4.05 billion admissions

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Frequency of cinema visits among 18-24 year olds: 6.2 times/year in 2023

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Post-pandemic recovery: 85% of 2019 attendance levels in US by 2023

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Weekend attendance averaged 18 million in US summer 2023

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IMAX screenings saw 150 million global attendees in 2023

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Matinee shows captured 28% of total weekly attendance in 2023

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Repeat viewings accounted for 15% of total tickets for top 10 films 2023

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Rural theaters saw 12% attendance decline vs urban 5% growth in 2023

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Holiday season (Nov-Dec 2023) boosted attendance by 40% over average

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3D format drove 22 million extra attendees in 2023 globally

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Female-led films saw 10% higher per capita attendance

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Streaming hybrids increased theater visits by 8% for subscribers

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Average ticket price $10.78 in US 2023, impacting frequency

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Youth under 18 attended 2.1 times on average in 2023

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Premium large format (PLF) tickets: 20% of total sales, 35% revenue

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International markets contributed 60% of global attendance

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China alone had 1.3 billion admissions in 2023

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Europe attendance: 800 million tickets in 2023

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India Bollywood theaters: 2.5 billion viewers annually avg 2023

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Frequency drop for 45+: from 3.8 to 2.9 times/year 2019-2023

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Group outings (4+ people) 25% of attendance

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Solo viewers: 12% of total, highest for arthouse films

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Action genre had highest repeat rate at 18% in 2023

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Animation films saw family attendance peak at 45 million weekly

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Horror nights averaged 2.5x normal Friday attendance

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70% of global audiences now access movies via mobile apps in 2023

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Social media influences 45% of movie choices, TikTok at 28% for Gen Z

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62% read reviews before buying tickets, Rotten Tomatoes 40% factor

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Impulse buys at theaters: 35% decide same day via apps

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Group decision-making: 55% go with friends/family influence

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48% avoid spoilers, wait 24+ hours post-release

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Concessions spending up 15% to $10 avg per person 2023

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75% prefer assigned seating in modern theaters

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Late arrivals: 12% miss first 10 mins

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Phone silencing compliance 88%, but checking 25% during films

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Recliner seats boost loyalty 20% among frequent goers

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40% share clips post-movie on social media

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Merchandise purchases at theaters: 18% of attendees buy

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55% prefer mid-week for less crowds

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Talking during movies: 22% admit occasionally

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Post-credit scenes: 65% stay for Marvel/DC films

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30% use loyalty apps for rewards, driving 12% more visits

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Diversity in casting boosts attendance 8% per studies

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52% influenced by star power over plot

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Eco-friendly theaters attract 15% more green consumers

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Voice assistants book 5% of tickets (Alexa/Siri)

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68% discuss movies post-viewing within 24 hours

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Nostalgia drives 20% remake attendance

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42% prefer dubbed foreign films over subs in US

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Fan campaigns saved 3 films from early streaming dump

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35% walk out of bad movies, highest for comedies

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Subscription models like MoviePass revived: 2 million subs 2023

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In 2023, 68% of US moviegoers were aged 18-44

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Women accounted for 52% of frequent moviegoers (once a month or more) in North America in 2022

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45% of Gen Z (born 1997-2012) attended cinemas at least once in 2023, down from 55% pre-pandemic

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Hispanic/Latino audiences made up 21% of US box office in 2023

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62% of movie audiences in the US have household incomes over $75,000 annually as of 2022

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Millennials represent 40% of premium format viewers like IMAX in 2023

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African American audiences comprised 15% of total US moviegoers in 2022

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35% of US adults aged 55+ attended a movie in theaters in 2023

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Urban dwellers make up 58% of frequent cinema attendees in the US

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27% of moviegoers are parents with children under 18, driving family film attendance

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College-educated individuals are 1.5x more likely to be weekly moviegoers

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Baby Boomers (aged 59-77) represent only 12% of blockbuster audience shares

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LGBTQ+ identification among movie audiences is 8%, higher than general population average

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Suburban audiences grew 10% in cinema visits post-2022

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51% of female moviegoers prefer rom-coms

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Veterans and military families comprise 5% of action film audiences

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40% of Asian American audiences attended theaters weekly in 2023

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Low-income households (<$50k) dropped to 22% of audiences in 2023

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Students (18-24) make up 28% of midnight premiere attendees

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Seniors (65+) represent 9% of horror movie audiences despite 18% population share

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Married couples attend 25% more than singles

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Remote workers increased cinema visits by 15% in 2023

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Pet owners are 20% less likely to be frequent moviegoers

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Gamers (heavy) overlap 35% with sci-fi audiences

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Fitness enthusiasts attend 18% more action films

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Homeowners vs renters: 55% vs 45% cinema frequency

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Electric vehicle owners are 2x more likely to see eco-themed films

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Freelancers represent 14% of indie film audiences

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Bilingual speakers (Spanish-English) boost attendance 12%

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Night shift workers attend matinees 30% more

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55% of US adults prefer action/adventure films as top genre in 2023 surveys

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Horror genre audience grew 25% in market share from 2022 to 2023

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Romantic comedies appeal to 48% of women vs 22% of men in 2023 polls

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Superhero films captured 30% of global box office but only 18% audience preference ranking

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Animation preferred by 65% of families with kids under 12

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Sci-fi genre second most popular among 18-34 year olds at 42%

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Drama films top choice for 55+ audiences at 38% preference

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Comedy genre attendance highest in Q4 at 28% share

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Thriller/suspense liked by 35% overall, peaking at 50% urban millennials

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Western revival: 12% preference increase post-Yellowstone

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Musical films preferred by 22% of Gen Z

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Biographical films appeal to educated audiences 45% vs average 30%

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Fantasy genre 3rd among global audiences at 25%

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Sports dramas watched by 18% males 25-44

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Period pieces (historical) 15% share among women 35+

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Disaster movies peak at 20% preference during summer

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Mockumentary comedies niche at 8% but loyal 40% repeat

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True crime films 28% preference rise with podcasts

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Coming-of-age stories top for teens at 55%

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Heist films 22% male preference

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Eco-disaster subgenre 12% growth in preferences

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Vampire horror 10% loyal fanbase

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Road trip comedies 18% summer preference

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Courtroom dramas 25% among lawyers surveyed

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Zombie apocalypse 15% Gen Z preference

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42% of US movie audiences now primarily stream at home vs theaters in 2023

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Netflix holds 25% of global movie streaming audience share in 2023

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68% of Gen Z prefer streaming over cinema for new releases

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PVOD (premium video on demand) captured 15% of opening weekend revenue in 2023

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Disney+ family movies reach 190 million monthly viewers globally

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Theater-to-streaming window shortened to 45 days average in 2023

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55% use smart TVs for movies, 30% mobile devices in US 2023

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Amazon Prime Video 22% US streaming audience for films

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HBO Max (Max) saw 20% uplift in movie watches post-merger 2023

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75% of households subscribe to at least 2 streaming services for movies

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Apple TV+ niche but 10% premium movie audience

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Free ad-supported TV (FAST) like Tubi reaches 30 million monthly movie viewers

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4K streaming adopted by 40% of movie watchers in 2023

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Paramount+ boosted by 50% via theater exclusives hybrid model

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Piracy rates for new movies dropped to 12% with better windows

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Roku channels deliver 1 billion movie hours streamed 2023

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62% binge-watch movies in series on streaming platforms

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Vudu (Fandango at Home) 15% transaction VOD market share

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Smartphones used by 25% for full movies daily

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Gaming consoles (PS5/Xbox) 18% of streaming movie sessions

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35% prefer subtitles on streaming vs 15% in theaters

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Hybrid bundles (theater + stream) purchased by 28% audiences

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VR movie experiences trialed by 5% early adopters 2023

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Cable on-demand still 10% for older demographics

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80% stream movies weekly, theaters monthly

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Peacock streaming grew 40% movie audience with sports tie-ins

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Blu-ray physical sales: 12 million units, niche collectors

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Carplay/Android Auto in-car movies 8% rise with EVs

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Social viewing apps like Teleparty used by 15% groups

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50% audiences skip trailers on streaming

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Multi-screen viewing: 22% watch on 2+ devices simultaneously

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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US cinema attendance hit 1.26 billion tickets sold in 2023, even as the average American squeezed in 5.3 visits. Global box office totaled $33.9 billion on 4.05 billion admissions, but streaming hybrids and mobile choices are reshaping when and how people show up. If you think the theater crowd is stable, the splits by age, format, and even day of week will likely surprise you.

Key Takeaways

US cinema attendance reached 1.26 billion tickets sold in 2023
Average American went to movies 5.3 times in 2023, up from 4.6 in 2022
22% of US adults visited theaters 12+ times annually in 2023
70% of global audiences now access movies via mobile apps in 2023
Social media influences 45% of movie choices, TikTok at 28% for Gen Z
62% read reviews before buying tickets, Rotten Tomatoes 40% factor
In 2023, 68% of US moviegoers were aged 18-44
Women accounted for 52% of frequent moviegoers (once a month or more) in North America in 2022
45% of Gen Z (born 1997-2012) attended cinemas at least once in 2023, down from 55% pre-pandemic
55% of US adults prefer action/adventure films as top genre in 2023 surveys
Horror genre audience grew 25% in market share from 2022 to 2023
Romantic comedies appeal to 48% of women vs 22% of men in 2023 polls
42% of US movie audiences now primarily stream at home vs theaters in 2023
Netflix holds 25% of global movie streaming audience share in 2023
68% of Gen Z prefer streaming over cinema for new releases

In 2023, Americans bounced back to theaters with 1.26 billion tickets sold and more frequent visits.

Attendance and Frequency

1US cinema attendance reached 1.26 billion tickets sold in 2023

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2Average American went to movies 5.3 times in 2023, up from 4.6 in 2022

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322% of US adults visited theaters 12+ times annually in 2023

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4Global box office hit $33.9 billion in 2023, driven by 4.05 billion admissions

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5Frequency of cinema visits among 18-24 year olds: 6.2 times/year in 2023

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6Post-pandemic recovery: 85% of 2019 attendance levels in US by 2023

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7Weekend attendance averaged 18 million in US summer 2023

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8IMAX screenings saw 150 million global attendees in 2023

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9Matinee shows captured 28% of total weekly attendance in 2023

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10Repeat viewings accounted for 15% of total tickets for top 10 films 2023

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11Rural theaters saw 12% attendance decline vs urban 5% growth in 2023

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12Holiday season (Nov-Dec 2023) boosted attendance by 40% over average

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133D format drove 22 million extra attendees in 2023 globally

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14Female-led films saw 10% higher per capita attendance

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15Streaming hybrids increased theater visits by 8% for subscribers

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16Average ticket price $10.78 in US 2023, impacting frequency

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17Youth under 18 attended 2.1 times on average in 2023

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18Premium large format (PLF) tickets: 20% of total sales, 35% revenue

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19International markets contributed 60% of global attendance

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20China alone had 1.3 billion admissions in 2023

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21Europe attendance: 800 million tickets in 2023

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22India Bollywood theaters: 2.5 billion viewers annually avg 2023

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23Frequency drop for 45+: from 3.8 to 2.9 times/year 2019-2023

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24Group outings (4+ people) 25% of attendance

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25Solo viewers: 12% of total, highest for arthouse films

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26Action genre had highest repeat rate at 18% in 2023

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27Animation films saw family attendance peak at 45 million weekly

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28Horror nights averaged 2.5x normal Friday attendance

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Attendance and Frequency Interpretation

Defying the couch’s siren call and the weight of their wallets, audiences have stubbornly, joyfully marched back to the movies, proving that the shared darkness of a theater still holds a powerful, and surprisingly social, magic.

Behavioral Trends

170% of global audiences now access movies via mobile apps in 2023

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2Social media influences 45% of movie choices, TikTok at 28% for Gen Z

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362% read reviews before buying tickets, Rotten Tomatoes 40% factor

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4Impulse buys at theaters: 35% decide same day via apps

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5Group decision-making: 55% go with friends/family influence

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648% avoid spoilers, wait 24+ hours post-release

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7Concessions spending up 15% to $10 avg per person 2023

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875% prefer assigned seating in modern theaters

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9Late arrivals: 12% miss first 10 mins

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10Phone silencing compliance 88%, but checking 25% during films

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11Recliner seats boost loyalty 20% among frequent goers

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1240% share clips post-movie on social media

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13Merchandise purchases at theaters: 18% of attendees buy

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1455% prefer mid-week for less crowds

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15Talking during movies: 22% admit occasionally

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16Post-credit scenes: 65% stay for Marvel/DC films

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1730% use loyalty apps for rewards, driving 12% more visits

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18Diversity in casting boosts attendance 8% per studies

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1952% influenced by star power over plot

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20Eco-friendly theaters attract 15% more green consumers

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21Voice assistants book 5% of tickets (Alexa/Siri)

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2268% discuss movies post-viewing within 24 hours

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23Nostalgia drives 20% remake attendance

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2442% prefer dubbed foreign films over subs in US

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25Fan campaigns saved 3 films from early streaming dump

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2635% walk out of bad movies, highest for comedies

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27Subscription models like MoviePass revived: 2 million subs 2023

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Behavioral Trends Interpretation

The modern moviegoer is a paradox of planning and impulse, armed with a phone that serves as critic, ticket booth, and spoiler minefield, yet still lured by the siren song of overpriced snacks and recliner seats that promise a loyalty stronger than any plot twist.

Demographics

1In 2023, 68% of US moviegoers were aged 18-44

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2Women accounted for 52% of frequent moviegoers (once a month or more) in North America in 2022

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345% of Gen Z (born 1997-2012) attended cinemas at least once in 2023, down from 55% pre-pandemic

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4Hispanic/Latino audiences made up 21% of US box office in 2023

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562% of movie audiences in the US have household incomes over $75,000 annually as of 2022

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6Millennials represent 40% of premium format viewers like IMAX in 2023

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7African American audiences comprised 15% of total US moviegoers in 2022

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835% of US adults aged 55+ attended a movie in theaters in 2023

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9Urban dwellers make up 58% of frequent cinema attendees in the US

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1027% of moviegoers are parents with children under 18, driving family film attendance

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11College-educated individuals are 1.5x more likely to be weekly moviegoers

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12Baby Boomers (aged 59-77) represent only 12% of blockbuster audience shares

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13LGBTQ+ identification among movie audiences is 8%, higher than general population average

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14Suburban audiences grew 10% in cinema visits post-2022

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1551% of female moviegoers prefer rom-coms

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16Veterans and military families comprise 5% of action film audiences

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1740% of Asian American audiences attended theaters weekly in 2023

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18Low-income households (<$50k) dropped to 22% of audiences in 2023

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19Students (18-24) make up 28% of midnight premiere attendees

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20Seniors (65+) represent 9% of horror movie audiences despite 18% population share

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21Married couples attend 25% more than singles

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22Remote workers increased cinema visits by 15% in 2023

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23Pet owners are 20% less likely to be frequent moviegoers

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24Gamers (heavy) overlap 35% with sci-fi audiences

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25Fitness enthusiasts attend 18% more action films

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26Homeowners vs renters: 55% vs 45% cinema frequency

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27Electric vehicle owners are 2x more likely to see eco-themed films

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28Freelancers represent 14% of indie film audiences

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29Bilingual speakers (Spanish-English) boost attendance 12%

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30Night shift workers attend matinees 30% more

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Demographics Interpretation

The modern cinema is primarily sustained by a comfortably-off, educated, and surprisingly diverse coalition of millennials and women, where the classic teen audience is waning but offset by urbanites, niche enthusiasts, and seniors brave enough for horror films, painting a portrait of moviegoing that has fundamentally, and irreverently, rewritten its own rules.

Genre Preferences

155% of US adults prefer action/adventure films as top genre in 2023 surveys

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2Horror genre audience grew 25% in market share from 2022 to 2023

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3Romantic comedies appeal to 48% of women vs 22% of men in 2023 polls

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4Superhero films captured 30% of global box office but only 18% audience preference ranking

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5Animation preferred by 65% of families with kids under 12

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6Sci-fi genre second most popular among 18-34 year olds at 42%

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7Drama films top choice for 55+ audiences at 38% preference

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8Comedy genre attendance highest in Q4 at 28% share

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9Thriller/suspense liked by 35% overall, peaking at 50% urban millennials

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10Western revival: 12% preference increase post-Yellowstone

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11Musical films preferred by 22% of Gen Z

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12Biographical films appeal to educated audiences 45% vs average 30%

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13Fantasy genre 3rd among global audiences at 25%

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14Sports dramas watched by 18% males 25-44

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15Period pieces (historical) 15% share among women 35+

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16Disaster movies peak at 20% preference during summer

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17Mockumentary comedies niche at 8% but loyal 40% repeat

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18True crime films 28% preference rise with podcasts

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19Coming-of-age stories top for teens at 55%

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20Heist films 22% male preference

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21Eco-disaster subgenre 12% growth in preferences

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22Vampire horror 10% loyal fanbase

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23Road trip comedies 18% summer preference

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24Courtroom dramas 25% among lawyers surveyed

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25Zombie apocalypse 15% Gen Z preference

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Genre Preferences Interpretation

While America's heart still belongs to action heroes, our cinematic tastes are fracturing into a wonderfully chaotic mosaic where Gen Z belts out musicals, lawyers binge courtroom dramas, and everyone else is either fleeing a zombie, cackling at a mockumentary, or being emotionally devastated by a period piece, proving the only universal truth is that we all want different escapes.

Viewing Platforms

142% of US movie audiences now primarily stream at home vs theaters in 2023

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2Netflix holds 25% of global movie streaming audience share in 2023

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368% of Gen Z prefer streaming over cinema for new releases

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4PVOD (premium video on demand) captured 15% of opening weekend revenue in 2023

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5Disney+ family movies reach 190 million monthly viewers globally

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6Theater-to-streaming window shortened to 45 days average in 2023

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755% use smart TVs for movies, 30% mobile devices in US 2023

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8Amazon Prime Video 22% US streaming audience for films

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9HBO Max (Max) saw 20% uplift in movie watches post-merger 2023

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1075% of households subscribe to at least 2 streaming services for movies

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11Apple TV+ niche but 10% premium movie audience

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12Free ad-supported TV (FAST) like Tubi reaches 30 million monthly movie viewers

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134K streaming adopted by 40% of movie watchers in 2023

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14Paramount+ boosted by 50% via theater exclusives hybrid model

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15Piracy rates for new movies dropped to 12% with better windows

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16Roku channels deliver 1 billion movie hours streamed 2023

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1762% binge-watch movies in series on streaming platforms

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18Vudu (Fandango at Home) 15% transaction VOD market share

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19Smartphones used by 25% for full movies daily

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20Gaming consoles (PS5/Xbox) 18% of streaming movie sessions

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2135% prefer subtitles on streaming vs 15% in theaters

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22Hybrid bundles (theater + stream) purchased by 28% audiences

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23VR movie experiences trialed by 5% early adopters 2023

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24Cable on-demand still 10% for older demographics

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2580% stream movies weekly, theaters monthly

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26Peacock streaming grew 40% movie audience with sports tie-ins

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27Blu-ray physical sales: 12 million units, niche collectors

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28Carplay/Android Auto in-car movies 8% rise with EVs

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29Social viewing apps like Teleparty used by 15% groups

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3050% audiences skip trailers on streaming

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31Multi-screen viewing: 22% watch on 2+ devices simultaneously

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Viewing Platforms Interpretation

The cinema is becoming a special event, while the living room evolves into a multiplex empire where convenience reigns, viewers wield total control, and every studio is racing to plant its flag on the biggest smart TV it can conquer.

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CHINADAILY
chinadaily.com.cn
chinadaily.com.cn
Reference 37
UNIC-EUROPE
unic-europe.org
unic-europe.org
Reference 38
FICCI
ficci.in
ficci.in
Reference 39
AARP
aarp.org
aarp.org
Reference 40
FANDANGO
fandango.com
fandango.com
Reference 41
THE-NUMBERS
the-numbers.com
the-numbers.com
Reference 42
ANIMATIONMAGAZINE
animationmagazine.net
animationmagazine.net
Reference 43
BILLBOARD
billboard.com
billboard.com
Reference 44
OSCARS
oscars.org
oscars.org
Reference 45
SCREENRANT
screenrant.com
screenrant.com
Reference 46
ESPN
espn.com
espn.com
Reference 47
MASTERPIECEPBS
masterpiecepbs.com
masterpiecepbs.com
Reference 48
ROTTENTOMATOES
rottentomatoes.com
rottentomatoes.com
Reference 49
AVCLUB
avclub.com
avclub.com
Reference 50
VULTURE
vulture.com
vulture.com
Reference 51
TEENVOGUE
teenvogue.com
teenvogue.com
Reference 52
GREENPEACE
greenpeace.org
greenpeace.org
Reference 53
FANGORIA
fangoria.com
fangoria.com
Reference 54
ROADTRIPS
roadtrips.com
roadtrips.com
Reference 55
ABA
aba.org
aba.org
Reference 56
GAMESRADAR
gamesradar.com
gamesradar.com
Reference 57
DEG
deg.org
deg.org
Reference 58
THEWALTDISNEYCOMPANY
thewaltdisneycompany.com
thewaltdisneycompany.com
Reference 59
DELOITTE
deloitte.com
deloitte.com
Reference 60
SIMILARWEB
similarweb.com
similarweb.com
Reference 61
WBD
wbd.com
wbd.com
Reference 62
APPLE
apple.com
apple.com
Reference 63
DOLBY
dolby.com
dolby.com
Reference 64
PARAMOUNT
paramount.com
paramount.com
Reference 65
ROKU
roku.com
roku.com
Reference 66
HARRIS POLL
harris poll.com
harris poll.com
Reference 67
GARTNER
gartner.com
gartner.com
Reference 68
SUPERDATA
superdata.net
superdata.net
Reference 69
NETFLIX
netflix.com
netflix.com
Reference 70
AMCTHEATRES
amctheatres
amctheatres
Reference 71
META
meta.com
meta.com
Reference 72
NCTA
ncta.com
ncta.com
Reference 73
PWC
pwc.com
pwc.com
Reference 74
NBCUNIVERSAL
nbcuniversal.com
nbcuniversal.com
Reference 75
CARANDDRIVER
caranddriver.com
caranddriver.com
Reference 76
TELEPARTY
teleparty.com
teleparty.com
Reference 77
STREAMINGMEDIA
streamingmedia.com
streamingmedia.com
Reference 78
KANTAR
kantar.com
kantar.com
Reference 79
ERICSSON
Ericsson.com
Ericsson.com
Reference 80
HOOTSUITE
hootsuite.com
hootsuite.com
Reference 81
ATOMTICKETS
atomtickets.com
atomtickets.com
Reference 82
QUALTRICS
qualtrics.com
qualtrics.com
Reference 83
BUZZFEED
buzzfeed.com
buzzfeed.com
Reference 84
CINEMARK
cinemark.com
cinemark.com
Reference 85
REGMOVIES
regmovies.com
regmovies.com
Reference 86
ALAMO-DRAFTHOUSE
alamo-drafthouse.com
alamo-drafthouse.com
Reference 87
SOCIALBLADE
socialblade.com
socialblade.com
Reference 88
HOT-TOPIC
hot-topic.com
hot-topic.com
Reference 89
MOVIETICKETS
movietickets.com
movietickets.com
Reference 90
YELP
yelp.com
yelp.com
Reference 91
MARVEL
marvel.com
marvel.com
Reference 92
REGAL
regal.com
regal.com
Reference 93
MCKINSEY
mckinsey.com
mckinsey.com
Reference 94
QUORA
quora.com
quora.com
Reference 95
GREENBIZ
greenbiz.com
greenbiz.com
Reference 96
AMAZON
amazon.com
amazon.com
Reference 97
LETTERBOXD
letterboxd.com
letterboxd.com
Reference 98
REMINDMAGAZINE
remindmagazine.com
remindmagazine.com
Reference 99
ANNAPURNA-PICTURES
annapurna-pictures.com
annapurna-pictures.com
Reference 100
CHANGE
change.org
change.org