The line graphs illustrate the number of cinema tickets revenue for four types of genre and percentage of movies released between 1996 and 2000 in a country. Overall, it can be seen that the number of drama and comedy films viewers were in the top than fantacy and romance genre of film in both years
It is clear that in 1990, the highest percentage of premiered movie was about drama genre (around 26%), while in 2000, it rose significantly and reached 35% and consistently remained the highest among all. The comedy released 25% of fims in 1996, which after 4 years increased considerably to 5% and reached 30%. The genre fantasy films premiered around 12% in 1996, but after 4 years it grew slightly and reached around 16%. The romance genre of film was lowes than previous indicators and in both years it stay remain the same (6%).
It is noticeable that the tickets for comedy was sold 20% in 1996 while it dramatically rose to 23% and led all other categories in 2000. The dramma tickets revenue was 16% in 1996, after 4 years it go up marginally and reached around 17%. In both years, the romance and fantacy was the lowest point. Tickets for fantasy was sold 4% in 1996, but in 2000 it was sold 6% of tickets. While in genre of romace it was sold 5% of tickets. But in 2000 the ticket revenue of romance was dropped dramatically to 2%.