The graph below shows the percentage of people in the different age group who went to the cinema once a month in Great Britain

The line graph illustrates the amount of people went to cinema once a month from different age in Great Britain.
Overall, the percentage of people went to cinema in all four age groups increased significantly, especially those who age from 15 to 24 was highest among other age groups.
In 1984, those aged 15 to 24 went to the cinema reached the highest rate (about 18%). The 7-24 age group and 25-35 age group also grown which are respectively 10% and 4%. Meanwhile, those people above 35 rarely went to the cinema. During the 16 years, the all age groups increased slowly with top of the list is aged 15-24.
In 2000, the percentage of people went to cinema in aged 15-24 rose, fitted a record approximately 60%. Also, people who aged 35 above visited cinema jumped about 15%. The 7-24 age group went to cinema is similiar to the 25-35 age group (about 32%).