We’ll also note that this data indicates those who plan to buy a ticket to see a movie, not which they would stream at home.
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That could be an indication that not all will be ready to return to theaters-but it also includes all those who would not have bought a movie ticket even before the pandemic.
Here are the movies they’re most likely to say they’re going to buy tickets to watch:īefore we get to the top titles, we’ll note that the top response was “I’m not planning to buy tickets to see any movies this summer,” with 40% of 13-19-year-olds and 30% of 20-38-year-olds saying they won’t be buying movie tickets. So what movies have the best shot of bringing them into the theater again in the coming months? We asked Gen Z and Millennials “What movies, if any, are you planning to buy tickets for to see this summer?” and had them choose from a list of nearly 30 of the major releases coming out this coming season. YPulse’s recent Summer Plans behavioral report found that 48% of 13-39-year-olds plan to go to the movies this summer, and 26% say they’re planning to buy a movie theater ticket this summer.
Kong, Mortal Kombat, and Demon Slayer have smashed pandemic box office records and brought in a substantial amount of ticket sales. AMC stock is continuing to soar, while recent films like Godzilla vs. YPulse’s data shows that over half of 13-39-year-olds plan to be or will be vaccinated before the summer, and when we asked young consumers what in-person experience they’re most excited for after the threat of COVID has passed, going to see a movie in theaters was the second most common response. With theaters starting to open again and more people getting vaccinated, box offices are heating back up-and there are signs pointing that audiences could be coming back to the theaters sooner rather than later. adjusted their model to release all of their theatrical releases simultaneously in theaters and to stream on HBO Max, while Disney and Paramount Pictures changed their schedules to put new movies on their streaming platforms after a certain number of days in theaters that speeds up the timeframe between big screen and small.Īnd now the industry outlook is changing once again.
The industry quickly shifted to accommodate, with at-home streaming premieres becoming the norm-threatening to change the future of the movie release. In fact, with theaters closed to many, and the boredom of quarantines at work, YPulse found that Gen Z and Millennials watched more movies at home than ever before. However, if there’s anything the pandemic proved, it’s that even if they had to stop going into theaters, the amount of content they consumed didn’t decline. Of course in the wake of COVID, many movie theaters shut down for part of 2020, and studios delayed and pushed back some of their major releases. The movie market is heating back up, so we asked young consumers which summer movies they’re planning to buy tickets to see this summer…
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