The line graph illustrates changes in the proportion of people who visited the cinema once per month or more from 1984 to 2003 in four different age groups.
Overall, the figures for people visiting the cinema fluctuated noticeably across all age groups (7-14, 15-24, 25-35, and 35 and over) throughout the period. Notably, the 15-24 age group recorded the highest figures for most of the period, despite a fluctuating pattern, while the 35+ age group experienced the lowest figures over the timeframe.
In 1984, around 15% of the 15-24 age group visited the cinema, and this figure increased substantially to approximately 35% by 1998. In the following year, the percentage of visitors dropped sharply in 1999 and then remained steady until the end of 2000. There was a dramatic rise in the final year, despite the fluctuating trend, reaching about 55%.
Turning to other figures, the 7-14 age group started at 10% in 1984. A fluctuating trend was observed until 2000. In the next year, the figures for the 7-14 group increased dramatically and recorded the highest figure, reaching over 35%. The 25-35 age group witnessed a fluctuating trend over the period and ranked the third position on the graph. The 35+ age group stayed at the bottom position until the final year despite fluctuating pattern without declining at all. While the 35+ group stayed at the bottom position, the figure increased markedly until the final year.