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The image contains a bar chart showing the percentage of people going to cinemas in one European country on different days for the years 2003, 2005, and 2007. On Mon, percentages were 10% (2003), 14% (2005), and 12% (2007). On Tue, they were 20% (2003), 17% (2005), and approximately 19% (2007). On Wed, figures were 16% (2003), 14% (2005), and approximately 9% (2007). On Thu, percentages were 12% (2003), 9% (2005), and 14% (2007). On Fri, the figure was consistently 30% for all three years. On Sat, attendance was 40% (2003), 45% (2005), and 43% (2007), and on Sun, it was 30% (2003), 34% (2005), and 32% (2007).
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The bar chart illustrates the percentages of people who went to the cinema in a European country on different days of the week in 2003, 2005 and 2007.
Overall, cinema attendance was much higher at weekends than on weekdays throughout the period. Saturday was consistently the most popular day, while Monday and Thursday recorded the lowest figures. The general pattern remained similar in all three years.
During weekdays, attendance was relatively low. In 2003, about 10% of people visited cinemas on Monday, increasing to roughly 20% on Tuesday before declining to around 15% on Wednesday and just over 10% on Thursday. Comparable trends were seen in 2005 and 2007, although Wednesday attendance dropped noticeably in 2007.
In contrast, figures rose sharply towards the weekend. Around 30% of people went to the cinema on Friday in all three years. Saturday peaked at approximately 45% in 2005, while Sunday attendance ranged between 30% and 35%.
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