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The image depicts a bar chart with annual rentals and sales of films from 2002 to 2011. From 2002 to 2011: Rentals (in thousands) - 185,000 (2002), 195,000 (2003), 210,000 (2004), 210,000 (2005), 200,000 (2006), 200,000 (2007), 195,000 (2008), 210,000 (2009), 175,000 (2010), 145,000 (2011); VHS sales: approximately 85,000 (2002), 65,000 (2003), 45,000 (2004), 20,000 (2005), <5,000 (2006), 0 for subsequent years; DVD sales: 45,000 (2002), 90,000 (2003), 130,000 (2004), 150,000 (2005), 155,000 (2006), 155,000 (2007), 165,000 (2008), 185,000 (2009), 160,000 (2010), 110,000 (2011); Blu-ray sales: 0 until 2007, approximately 5,000 (2008), 10,000 (2009), 13,000 (2010), nearing 15,000 (2011).
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The bar graph illustrates the annual amount of rentals and sales of various movie formats from a specific store from 2002 to 2011.
Overall, the rentals and VHS sales decreased dramatically during the nine years, whilst Blu-ray sales began to emerge and DVD sales fluctuated. The DVD movies were quite popular than others formats.
The film rentals were the highest in 2002, around 185,000 which significantly declined by reaching just above 50,000 in 2012. In 2002, the VHS sales were below 1,00,000 and the numbers became negligible in 2005.
Nevertheless, the sales of DVD were more than 50,000 in 2002 which increased gradually by reaching to a high point, above 2,00,000 before falling under 2,00,000 in 2011. Furthermore until 2007, there was no number of blu-ray sales, however, the sales increased to a minimal extent in 2011. The DVD movies sales were at their peak during 2004 to 2011.
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