The given line graph illustrates average attendance at the cinema among different ages in the US between 2000 and 2011.
Looking from an overall perspective all age groups fluctuated during the period. However, the 15-24 age group formed the largest proportion of attendance, while the 35 and over age group was the least.
The average attendance of the 15-24 age group made up approximately 15% in 2000, whereas the 7-14 age group formed only 10%. The 15-24 group rose gradually to nearly 35% in 2004, while the 7-14 group fluctuated, but in the same year it had close to 15%. The 15-24 age group started fluctuating, and between 2006 and 2008 accounted for 50%; also, the 7-14 group increased sharply in that period, reaching 30%. At the end of the period, the 15-24 group reached nearly 55% (2010-2011), but then showed a gradual decline. In 2010, the 7-14 group stood at almost 40%, then the same decreased to 30% in 2011.
The 25-36 age group formed nearly 5% in 2000, and climbed gradually to approximately 25% between 2006 and 2008. Then, it decreased to almost 20% and stayed constant. Around 2008 and 2010, it hit its peak of nearly 35%; at the end of the period it reached 30%. The 35 and over group started with close to 1% and rose gradually to approximately 13% in 2011.
