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The image shows a line graph of the percentage of people by age group visiting the cinema at least once per month from 1978 to 2008. Age 14-24 starts at just over 90% in 1978, stays above 85% until 2003 when it declines to around 82% in 2008. Age 25-34 starts at 70% in 1978, rises to 73% in 1983, dips to 69% in 1988, climbs to a peak of 75% in 1993 before descending to around 64% in 2008. Age 35-49 begins at around 53% in 1978, fluctuates between 50% and 55% until 2003, and ends at around 52% in 2008. Age 50+ starts at around 33% in 1978, reaches a peak of around 38% in 1983, descends to 32% in 1988, ascends again to 36% in 1993, and finishes at around 34% in 2008.
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The chart below illustrates the proportion of individuals in various age brackets who visited the cinema at least once per month in a specific country from 1978 to 2008. Overall, it is readily apparent that people in their forties visit the cinema most, while people over 50 visit the cinema least
To commence with, the figure for cinema goers in the age 25 to 34, which begins with 80%, started going down in the first 20 years of the period, after which rose up as it decreased, finally stay unchanged. That of individuals aging 35-49 is similar
Simultanously, people in their twenties go to the cinema most in all age brackets. The number of cinema goers in their twenties did no change over the period. People over 50 years old go to the cinema least with only 40% in 1978. following by a decrease in the next 10 years, then soar in the rest of the period, eventually finish at 50%.
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