The line graph presents the percentage of each age group’s attendance at the cinema in Australia from the year 1998 until the present, 2018.
Overall, all age groups followed an upward pattern in attendance percentage. While some lines showed a fluctuation, but eventually stayed consistent in their original ranking between age groups, those aged between 25 and 34 reached a peak; then decreased and became the third active age group in attendance to the cinema.
The older age groups showed the biggest change in the amount of whether they go to the cinema at least once per year. Those aged more than 50 displayed an upward trend, from 40% in 1998 to approximately 60% in 2018, while those aged between 35 to 49 increased their attendance by around 25% in total, becoming the second age group in attendance numbers.
The youngest group, ages varying from 14 to 24, showed a steady increase except for their two peaks in 2014 and in 2018, where they reached almost 100 percent. Even though the ones older than 25 and younger than 34 also displayed a peak in their attendance, their sudden decrease in present puts them in the third position, just behind 35-49 year olds.