The pie charts illustrate the proportion of films watched in different formats in 1992 and 2008. Overall, after almost two decades, TV and video became much less popular while the percentage of people watching films on the Internet and Cinema increased significantly.
The percentage of films watched on Television decreased sharply by approximately a haft from nearly 50% to 30% after 18 years starting from 1992. Similarly, there was a significant decrease in the proportion of people using video to watch films from nearly a third in 1992 to about 2 percent in 2008.
In contrast, the Internet became much more popular with over a third of the using rate in 2008. Besides, the percentage of people who watched films in cinema increased dramatically from around 10% to about 15%, in 1992 and 2008 respectively. In addition, In 1992 over 15% of films were seen by DVD then this figure rose slightly to about 24% in 2008. 
The pie charts illustrate the proportion of films  
watched
 in  
different
 formats in 1992 and 2008.  
Overall
, after almost two decades, TV and video became much less popular while the percentage of  
people
 watching films on the Internet and Cinema increased  
significantly
.
The percentage of films  
watched
 on Television decreased  
sharply
 by approximately a haft from  
nearly
 50% to 30% after 18 years starting from 1992.  
Similarly
, there was a significant decrease in the proportion of  
people
 using video to  
watch
 films from  
nearly
 a third in 1992 to about 2 percent in 2008. 
In contrast
, the Internet became much more popular with over a third of the using rate in 2008.  
Besides
, the percentage of  
people
 who  
watched
 films in cinema increased  
dramatically
 from around 10% to about 15%, in 1992 and 2008  
respectively
.  
In addition
, In 1992 over 15% of films were  
seen
 by DVD then this figure rose  
slightly
 to about 24% in 2008.