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Band 5+: The chart below shows the percentage of people in the UK who preferred to watch movies at the cinema and at home between 1997 and 2021. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image showcases a bar chart displaying percentages of UK citizens' preferences for watching movies either at home or at the cinema, spanning from 1997 to 2021 at intervals. The percentages for viewing movies 'At home' in 1997: 48%, 2000: 55%, 2003: 60%, 2006: 63%, 2009: 68%, 2012: 65%, 2015: 70%, 2018: 75%, 2021: 80%. The percentages for viewing movies 'At the cinema' for the corresponding years are as follows: 1997: 52%, 2000: 45%, 2003: 40%, 2006: 37%, 2009: 32%, 2012: 35%, 2015: 30%, 2018: 25%, 2021: 20%.
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The chart compare the proportion of individuals in the UK who appreciated to watch movies at home compared to cinema, in 1997 and 2021. Overall, the preference in UK of cinema slumped considerably over the time rather the sharp growth for home watcher.

The interest for the cinema decreased significantly during the analysed period. In particular, figures passed from the peak in 1997 roughly 75% to 37% in 2021. However, the lower level of the chart had not been the last one. Indeed, in 2015 happened the worst performance in movie watching.

In contrast, the appreciation of watching movie at home went up, hitting the peak in 2015, approximately 73%. It is crucial to highlight that in 2009 the values of both preferences were equalised, precisely 3%. Another key aspect, it is that since this year, never happened again an equalisation of the levels, never even that the cinema’s preference exceeded that of home.

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