A glance at the diagrams provided reveals information about the alteration of cinema visitors that had taken place, based on four age groups, from 1994 to 2002.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the largest segment of visitors were devoted to 14-24-year-old groups, while the insignificant amount was allocated to 35-49-year-old groups.
The data illustrates that the average visiting cinema among the 14-24-year-olds started at 12 times; however, this figure for the 35-49-year-olds commending at 8. While both of them witnessed an upward trend, in 1996 this race between the older citizens was sharper, and they reached approximately 11 and 13, respectively. Moreover, the least average for both of them was in 1998, when 14-24-year-olds fell to 8, and this point for the 35-49-year-olds was at 5 visitors on average. Finally, long-term, the increased gradually and younger societies were distributed four members more than elders, and they received 11.
It can be seen that the pattern for the 24-34 and over 50 years old was similar. In 1994, 25-34 years old and over 50 years old reached 10 and near 9; ultimately, they allocated the same points of 8, respectively. In addition, the table indicates that the highest frequency was devoted to 1996, involving 11.3 times; however, the slightest part of ones were allocated to both years of 1998 and 2002 with the same number of 8.3. Finally, it is clear that in most years the attendance percentage stood at 72%, while in 1994, it experienced the minimum point of 67%.