Band 6+: The bar shows the percentage of people going to cinemas in one European country on different days.

The bar chart illustrates the trends in cinema attendance across various days of the week of inhabitants in a particular European country in 2003, 2005, and 2007.

Overall, Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays and Thursdays were generally chosen more for cinema visits after 4 years, with Saturdays always being the top priority of the locals. Meanwhile, Fridays were the only to see no change at all in their statistics.

In 2003, four out of ten local residents watched movies in the cinema on Saturdays, compared to Sundays with 30% and Mondays with a mere 10%. All these percentages then increased by nearly 10% in 2005 before decreasing to 42%, 27%, and 12%, respectively in 2007.

Also in the first year, more people opted for Tuesdays (20%) than Thursdays (15%). Two years later, these figures both saw a decline of roughly 3%, followed by a considerable rise to 19% for the former and 14% for the latter in the end. Lastly, the proportion of individuals going to the cinema on Wednesdays halved over this 3-year period, from 16% to 8%, whereas that on Fridays saw a period of stability, at 30%.