The line graph illustrates data on the percentages of different age brackets who attended the cinema in the US during two time periods: 2000 and 2011.
Overall, it is evident that there was a general upward trend in attending the cinema across the age groups, albeit to varying degrees. It is also noteworthy that The age group 15 to 24 had the highest percentage across the years.
In greater detail, the age bracket 15-24 skyrocketed, reaching its highest peak at approximately 55% in 2011, despite the fluctuations in the previous years. Conversely, people aged 35 and over witnessed a steady growth, averaging at under 20% throughout the years.
Moreover, the group of 7-14 years old came after the group of 15-24 years old. From 2000 to 2004, they experienced a steady increase, fewer than 20%. Meanwhile, the group aging 25-35 was the second lowest in visiting box office from 2010 at nearly 5% then they rose gradually, at roughly over 10%. However, a reversal occurred in 2005, where the older age group surpassed the young age group. Then, by 2005, the older people grew sharply, to 30% in 2011, which outreached the young people.