Comscore/PostTrak scores: ‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ gets four stars, while ‘Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1’ gets three stars and 69% positive. For ‘Horizon’, 47% of its audience was 55 or older.
Comscore/PostTrak scores: ‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ gets four stars, while ‘Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1’ gets three stars and 69% positive. For ‘Horizon’, 47% of its audience was 55 or older.
I mean they definitely got their crowd. I just don’t think enough of that crowd is willing to come out in numbers needed for this to be a success.
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>*69*
hellboy___007 on
Is this good
Vadermaulkylo on
That’s actually not as much older people as I thought. I sincerely expected 65%+.
SanderSo47 on
The article was updated, so more stats for *Horizon*.
> A strong 40% said that they galloped to Horizon as they were fans of Costner as a director.
> Some intriguing under the hood with Horizon: Women were the majority turnout at 54% to men 46% with women over 25 repping 48% of the audience. That demo also gave the western its highest grades if you could call it that at 74%. Diversity demos were 68% Caucasian, 14% Hispanic and Latino, 7% Black and 5% Asian American. Of those who bought tickets, 31% of them were Paramount+ subscribers (which streams Yellowstone).
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The gender breakdown for Horizon was definitely a surprise to me
>Some intriguing under the hood with Horizon: Women were the majority turnout at 54% to men 46% with women over 25 repping 48% of the audience.
Is the majority of Yellowstone’s audience also female, or is this something unique to this movie?
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As someone who works at a theater, I hate these films that draw older crowds. The entitlement is absolutely ridiculous.
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>”47% of its audience was 55 or older.”
I mean they definitely got their crowd. I just don’t think enough of that crowd is willing to come out in numbers needed for this to be a success.
>*69*
Is this good
That’s actually not as much older people as I thought. I sincerely expected 65%+.
The article was updated, so more stats for *Horizon*.
> A strong 40% said that they galloped to Horizon as they were fans of Costner as a director.
> Some intriguing under the hood with Horizon: Women were the majority turnout at 54% to men 46% with women over 25 repping 48% of the audience. That demo also gave the western its highest grades if you could call it that at 74%. Diversity demos were 68% Caucasian, 14% Hispanic and Latino, 7% Black and 5% Asian American. Of those who bought tickets, 31% of them were Paramount+ subscribers (which streams Yellowstone).
The gender breakdown for Horizon was definitely a surprise to me
>Some intriguing under the hood with Horizon: Women were the majority turnout at 54% to men 46% with women over 25 repping 48% of the audience.
Is the majority of Yellowstone’s audience also female, or is this something unique to this movie?
As someone who works at a theater, I hate these films that draw older crowds. The entitlement is absolutely ridiculous.