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The image displays a graph showing average cinema visits by age group from 1994 to 2002, as well as attendance frequency percentages and average visit frequency per person for those years. In 1994, attendance frequency was 67% with 10.7 average visits; in 1996, it rose to 72% and 11.3 visits; in 1998, it remained at 72% but average visits dropped to 8.3; in 2000, attendance frequency decreased to 70% with 8.4 visits; and in 2002, it returned to 72% with 8.3 visits. The graph lines show fluctuations in cinema visits, with the 14-24 age group having the highest attendance, peaking at 12 visits in 1996 before dropping to below 10 in 2002; the 25-34 age group had less dramatic fluctuations, ranging between 8-10 visits; the 35-49 age group's attendance peaked at 8 visits in 1996 before declining to around 5 in 2002; and the 50+ age group consistently had the lowest attendance, with a slight peak at 5 visits in 1996 and declining to just above 2 visits in 2002.
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The table and line graph illustrate cinema attendance rates, the average frequency of visits, and the breakdown by age group between 1994 and 2002.
Overall, the percentage of people going to the cinema remained quite stable over the period. However, mean number of visits declined after 1996. In terms of age, younger people consistently attended more often than older groups.
In detail, the proportion of the population who went to the cinema increased slightly from 67% in 1994 to 72% in both 1996 and 1998. This figure dropped a little to 70% in 2000 before returning to 72% in 2002. In contrast, the number of attendances rose from 10.7 in 1994 to the highest level of 11.3 in 1996, before dropping noticeably to around 8 visits each year in the final years.
Looking at the age groups, those aged 14-24 were the most frequent cinema- goers, reaching nearly 13 visits in 1996. Individuals in the 25-34 also visited frequently, peaking at around 12 times in the same year. In contrast the 35-49 and 50+ age categories showed a marked decline in cinema participation, typically under 11 visits a year, though both categories experienced a slight growth in 2002.
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