The provided line graph compares the number of individuals ( in millions) who visited cinemas in three different countries between 2000 and 2020, a period of 20 years.
All in all, cinema attendance increased considerably in countries A and B, whereas there was a significant decline in country C throughout the period. Furthermore, country C intially experienced the highest number of visitors; however it was eventually overtaken by the other two countries. By the end of the period, country A had the highest number of visitors.
In 2000, country A had the highest number of cinema visitors, at 40 million compared with 20 million in country A and 10 million in country B. However country C declined steadly over the following years, falling to 35 millions in 2005 and 30 millions in 2010. This downward trend continued with the figure dropping to 25 million in 2015 before reaching its lowest level of 20 million in 2020.
In sharp contrast, cinema figures in other two countries followed upward trend. The figure for Country A increased gradually from 20 million in 2000 to 45 million in 2010, before rising sharply to 60 million in 2015. It remained unchanged until 2020. Similarly, Country B witnessed a steady increase, climbing from just 10 million to 35 million between 2000 and 2010. It subsequently reached 50 million in 2015 and remained stable at this level for the rest of the period.