I'm 35 and I've been watching foreign movies for more years than I can count.  I like all of them, but I believe I started watching when I was taking French in school and it just grew from there.  I still really love French films and a lot of Spanish films, but I've expanded my horizons to just about every language.  If it's a good movie I don't care what language it is so long as it has subtitles if I don't understand it.  I'm not against American movies and I still think we make some very good ones but I do tend to favor independent films and foreign films.  There is good and bad in all types of film.  I know several people who like foreign films and they are around my age and some are actually younger. Many people can get into them once someone gets them started -- I say they sometimes suffer from Subtitle Phobia. I know one person that got into it after buying a DVD player and goofing around with the language/subtitle settings on some of the DVDs.  He realized it was okay to hear one language and read another and he is about 29. I live in a rural town but I work in Chicago so I am lucky to be able to see foreign films on the big screen pretty much all the time.  Chicago gets just about everything that's released.  I have just recently seen The Widow of St. Pierre and With a Friend Like Harry here and there were people of many ages in the theater. "Harry" definitely had everyone from teenagers to people as old as maybe 90.