2000 Motion Picture Attendance MPA Worldwide Market Research -1- When looking at the US population by age group, adults age 18+ accounted for 86% of all.

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2000 Motion Picture Attendance MPA Worldwide Market Research -1- When looking at the US population by age group, adults age 18+ accounted for 86% of all movie admissions in Admissions Percent of Total Yearly Admissions (Among US Population 12+)

2000 Motion Picture Attendance MPA Worldwide Market Research -2- Admissions Percentage of Total Moviegoers by Age Group The overall composition of movie-goers has also changed over the last decade -- with those in the 40+ age group accounting for 40% of total moviegoers in 2000, compared to only 32% in 1990.

2000 Motion Picture Attendance MPA Worldwide Market Research -3- Frequency Frequency of Movie-Going Among Total Public Age 12 & Over Frequent = at least once per month (12x/year) Occasional = at least once in six months (2-11x/year) Infrequent = less than once in six months Among the total US population over 12, a higher percentage of classified themselves as frequent or occasional movie-goers compared to 1999.

2000 Motion Picture Attendance MPA Worldwide Market Research -4- Admissions At the beginning of the decade, 12 to 24 year olds accounted for almost half of total frequent movie-goers. In contrast, frequent attendees came from a more even mix of ages in Percent of Total Frequent Moviegoers by Age Group Frequent = at least once per month (12x/year)

2000 Motion Picture Attendance MPA Worldwide Market Research -5- Adult Population Age 18 & Over Teenage Population Age 12 to 17 Frequency However, about half of the teen population attended movies frequently, compared to 27% of the adult population age 18 and over. Frequency of Movie-Going Within the Adult and Teen Population Frequent = at least once per month (12x/year) Occasional = at least once in six months (2-11x/year) Infrequent = less than once in six months

2000 Motion Picture Attendance MPA Worldwide Market Research -6- Frequency Overall, movie-goers 12+ increased their frequency of attendance in 2000, with about 3% of infrequent movie-goers attending films occasionally. Movie-Going Public Age 12 & Over Frequent = at least once per month (12x/year) Occasional = at least once in six months (2-11x/year) Infrequent = less than once in six months

2000 Motion Picture Attendance MPA Worldwide Market Research -7- Frequency Movie-Going Adults 18 & Over The increase in frequency of movie-goer attendance in 2000 was due primarily to infrequent adult attendees moving into the occasional movie-goer classification. Frequent = at least once per month (12x/year) Occasional = at least once in six months (2-11x/year) Infrequent = less than once in six months

2000 Motion Picture Attendance MPA Worldwide Market Research -8- Frequency Movie-Going Teens In 2000 slightly more teen movie-goers dropped from occasional to infrequent movie attendees. Frequent = at least once per month (12x/year) Occasional = at least once in six months (2-11x/year) Infrequent = less than once in six months

2000 Motion Picture Attendance MPA Worldwide Market Research -9- Single adults continue to be more frequent movie-goers than married adults - however in 2000, more married adults classified themselves as frequent attendees as compared to last year. MarriedSingle Frequency Marital Status Frequent = at least once per month (12x/year) Occasional = at least once in six months (2-11x/year) Infrequent = less than once in six months

2000 Motion Picture Attendance MPA Worldwide Market Research -10- Adults with teenagers continue to have the highest percentage of frequent movie-goers. Frequency Adults With Children Under 18Adults Without Children Adults With Teens

2000 Motion Picture Attendance MPA Worldwide Market Research -11- Adults with at least some college education continue to be more likely to be frequent or occasional movie-goers. Frequency Less Than High SchoolHigh School Complete At Least Some College

2000 Motion Picture Attendance MPA Worldwide Market Research -12- Frequency Male Female Total Public Age 12 and Over Almost 65% of both males and females age 12 and over classify themselves as frequent or occasional movie-goers. Frequent = at least once per month (12x/year) Occasional = at least once in six months (2-11x/year) Infrequent = less than once in six months

2000 Motion Picture Attendance MPA Worldwide Market Research -13- Frequency MaleFemale Total Adults 18+ While differences in attendance by gender are minimal, a higher percent of adult males are classified as frequent movie-goers than females. Frequent = at least once per month (12x/year) Occasional = at least once in six months (2-11x/year) Infrequent = less than once in six months