The supplied line graph illustrates the percentage of people from four age groups who went to cinema in the UK between 1990 and 2010.
From an overall perspective, it is evident that cinema attendance increased in all age groups over the period. People aged 44-54 had the highest percentage of cinema visits, while aged 14-24 had the lowest figures throughout the period.
In 1990, about 37% of people aged 44-54 went to the cinema. This number increased to around 40% in 1995. Then declined minimally to around 37% in 2000. After that, it rose significantly and reached just over 50% in 2010. A similar trend can be seen in the 34-44 age group. The percentage was around 36% in 1990 and increased a little in 1995 before dropping to about 32% in 2000. Then, these figures increased steadily and reached to approximately 45% in 2010.
Moreover, for people aged group 24-34 and 14-24, the proportion of started at 24% and 15% respectively. After some fluctuation, the ratio of 24-34 aged group reached at 32%, and 14-24 aged group proportion reached at just above 20%, end of the period each.
