The line graph illustrates how many people attend the cinema depending on the age group in the US between 2000 and 2011.
Overall, there are four age groups and all of them experienced an upward trend in the whole period. The age from 15 to 24 has visited the movie theather in the US the most, whereas from 35 and cover showed the least attendance.
The group from 15 to 24 showed the highest percentage in the entire given years. They accounted for less than 20% in 2000, and ended at around 50%. It is because the percentage of them steaily increased even though they fluctuated from 2004 until the end of given period. On the contray, 35 and cover group slightly increased, but remained in lowest group.
Mostly, people whose age are between 7 and 14 more attended to the cinema compared to those in the age of from 25 to 35. However, Both groups experienced similar increase trend and recored 30% at the same year, 2011.
