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The image contains two vertical bar graphs comparing data from the years 1996 and 2006. The first bar graph, titled "Percentage of film released," shows that in 1996, Drama films constituted roughly 26%, Comedy around 20%, Fantasy about 5%, and Romance approximately 4%. For 2006, Drama films dropped to approximately 20%, Comedy increased slightly to 25%, Fantasy rose significantly to near 10%, and Romance remained constant at about 5%. The second graph, titled "Percentage of cinema ticket sales," indicates that in 1996, Drama films accounted for approximately 15%, Comedy around 10%, Fantasy about 5%, and Romance roughly 4%. In 2006, Drama films constituted about 10%, Comedy surged to about 23%, Fantasy increased to around 7%, and Romance remained stable at about 5%.
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The provided graphs demonstarte the trend of films released and ticket which was saled in cinema during the period 1996 to 2006. On the whole, the rate of film releasd shows more higher figure compared with percentage of cinema ticket sales. Drama and comedy genre illustrate the highest percentage in ticket sales and film released in 1996 and 2006.
As shown clearly, drama genre exhibit the highest figure which was higher than 25% at all time. Moreover, comedy genre which followed drama genre recorded the second highest rate that was higher than 20%.
On the other hand, in ticket sales, comedy genres which were higher than 20% was higher than drama genres which were similar with 15% in 1996 and 2006. Fantasy which were little higher than romance genre usually and romance genres weren’t as popular as drama and comedy genres in both ticket sales and film released at all time.
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