The chart illustrates the rate of citizens in the four various age groups who went to see a movie once a month in Great Britain.
Overall, the percentage of cinemagoers in the 15-24 age group, the 25-35 age group and the 35 and over age group rose from 1984 to 2000, while the number of the 7-14 age group increased in the period of 1894 and 1999 before dropping significantly in 2000.
From 1984 to 2000, the number of 15-24 age group going to the cinema went up from 16% to over 55%. Similarly, this figure for the 35 and over age group rose from below 2% to nearly 20% in 2000. Besides, the cinema attendance of the 25-35 age group saw an increase by approximately 28% during the period despite this number stayed remain from 1994 to 1999.
Having the same trend as those three age groups from 1984 to 1999, the proportion of cinemagoers in the 7-14 age group experienced an upward trend that peaked at 36% in 1999 before slightly dropped to over 30% in 2000.
The chart illustrates the rate of citizens in the four various
age
groups
who went to
see
a movie once a month in Great Britain.
Overall
, the percentage of
cinemagoers
in the 15-24
age
group
, the 25-35
age
group
and the 35 and
over
age
group
rose from 1984 to 2000, while the number of the 7-14
age
group
increased in the period of 1894 and 1999
before
dropping
significantly
in 2000.
From 1984 to 2000, the number of 15-24
age
group
going to the cinema went up from 16% to
over
55%.
Similarly
, this figure for the 35 and
over
age
group
rose from below 2% to
nearly
20% in 2000.
Besides
, the cinema attendance of the 25-35
age
group
saw
an increase by approximately 28% during the period despite this number stayed remain from 1994 to 1999.
Having the same trend as those three
age
groups
from 1984 to 1999, the proportion of
cinemagoers
in the 7-14
age
group
experienced an upward trend that peaked at 36% in 1999
before
slightly
dropped to
over
30% in 2000.