The given line graph illustrates the proportion of people, categorized by age groups, who engaged in watching the movies on a monthly basis over a 30-year period starting from 1978. Overall, the percentage of surveyees in the two eldest groups witnessed a more significant change by the end of the period, which is opposite to the remaining groups. It is evident that the people’s interest n cinematic experiences demonstrated an age-based diferentiation and inversely proportional to their ages
In 1978, the 14 – 24 age group had the highest percentage of moviegoers among the four groups at 90%, while the 50+ age group started at the lowest around 40%. The 14-24 and 25-34 age groups witnessed a decline in the 1980s but with different rates. Whereas the youngest age group only experienced a slight decrease, there was a significant decrease in the figure of 25 – 34 age group, from 80% to 60%. However, both of the groups record after 1988, with the younger stabilizing at around 90% and the elder rose again at its starting points.
On the other hand, the proportion of people whose age was between 35-49 observed a more stable movement, starting at 60%. With minor fluctuations, the figure ascended towards the end of the period at around 70%. The same pattern was recorded in the figure for people at 50 and onward, which accrue to 50% in 2008
