The line chart illustrates how much money is spent to watch movies in cinema ticket, DVD and legal download from 2005 to 2011, measured in pound sterling, while the pie chart highlights the proportion of market share represented in three different types of forms, in two different years, 2005 and 2011. Overall, it is clear that people spend more on theatre than other types. However, market share was most dominated by renting a DVD.
To begin with, in 2005, the number of tickets sold through the theatre stood at 9 pounds. However, over the following years, there was a gradual increase to 14 pounds at the end of year. Legal downloads started selling from 8 pounds in the beginning of 2005, and experienced a small decrease in 2007 at 6 pounds, and then rose again to 9 pounds in the end of time given. On the other hand, DVDs revenue saw a slight increase, only 2 pounds, between 2005 and 2011.
The pie chart reveals that DVDs rent represented the highest market share in 2005 by 64% and decreased to 56% in 2011. The second place market share was people who go to the cinema, whereas 30% in the year 2005, and also saw a decrease to 18% in 2011. In contrast, market share in people who watch online experiences increased by the time given from 6% to 26%.