the graph below shows cinema attendance by age in Great Britain

The graph gives information about the percentage of attending cinema by different ages which are categorized in four categories over a period of 1984 to 2000 in Greater Britain.

In 1984 the lowest percentage of cinema attendance is for the age 35 and over while the group “15-24” is the people who go to the movies the most. Since 1984 to 1991 in all groups the slight increase has been illustrated with some marked fluctuation for the group “7-14”. In the next four years, there are two dramatic fluctuations for the group “15-24” and there is a huge increase for the groups of “7-14” and “25-35” and simultaneously the steady rise for the group “35 and over”. Afterwards, in 1996 there are huge falls back for the two groups “7-14” and “35 and over” while there is no significant change has happened for the groups “15-24” and “25-35”. Over the year 1997, there is an insignificant fall for the group “25-3” and in a same time the other trends has had a gentle recover. And during the year 1998 and 1999 two different behaviors has indicated among groups “15-24”, “35 and over” and groups “7-14”, “25-35”.

Overall, after a lot of rise and fall over this period, all percentages have a total growth. The same as 1984 the group “15-24” has a highest percentages while the lowest cinema attendance is belonged to the group “35 and over” by considering the more gaps among them.