Overall, the percentage of people visiting the cinema once a month was highest among 15-to-24-year-olds, compared to those aged 35 and plus with the lowest figures. Additionally, all age groups witnessed increases in cinema attendance over the given period.
In the year 2000, 15% of people in the 15-24 age group went to the cinema once a month. This figure rose exponentially over the following years and reached 55% by 2011. Meanwhile, merely 3% of people in the oldest age bracket, 35 years old or more, visited the cinema at least once a month. This data also gradually increased over the years and eventually finished at approximately 13% in 2011.
Identical patterns can be seen for cinemagoers aged 7-14 and 25-35. Starting at roughly 10% and 5% respectively, both figures followed upward trends over the surveyed period and reached 30% by 2011.
Overall
, the percentage of
people
visiting the
cinema
once a month was highest among 15-to-24-year-olds, compared to those aged 35 and plus with the lowest figures.
Additionally
, all age groups witnessed increases in
cinema
attendance
over
the
given
period.
In the
year
2000, 15% of
people
in the 15-24 age group went to the
cinema
once a month. This figure rose
exponentially
over
the following years and reached 55% by 2011. Meanwhile,
merely
3% of
people
in the oldest age bracket, 35 years
old
or more, visited the
cinema
at least once a month. This data
also
gradually
increased
over
the years and
eventually
finished at approximately 13% in 2011.
Identical patterns can be
seen
for
cinemagoers
aged 7-14 and 25-35. Starting at roughly 10% and 5%
respectively
, both figures followed upward trends
over
the surveyed period and reached 30% by 2011.