The line graph illustrates the proportion of British people, who visited cinema, of different ages between 1990 and 2010

The given line graph provides information about people of various age groups in the United Kingdom who went to movie theatre between 1990 and 2010. In the year 1990, around 15% of population under 14-24 old age groups went to cinema which dropped to 13% in 2000. On the contrary, the popularity of film rose in 2010 nearly over 20-21%. In contrast, about 36% people aged between 44 and 54 visited movie house in the period of 1990 which fell by merely 1% in 2000 and again inclined up steadily in 2010 above 50%. Besides, the crowd of age 24 and 34 attended film theatre was everywhere 24% in 1990 which increased in 1995 and 2005 around 29% and 32% respectively, and it faced drop in 2000 around 22%. It remained constant from 2005 to 2010 that was 31%. Whereas, the proportion of cinema visitors aged 34-44 was about 35% in 1990 and dropped at 31% in 2000 but then it moved upwards beyond 40% for next 10 years. Overall, drive-in movie attendance of all life company experienced fluctuations somewhere throughout the years and people over 44 years went to multiplex more than the young ones.