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Cinema Attendance Trends by Age Group

The line graph illustrates cinema attendance among three age groups over 20 years, showing the oldest group consistently had the highest percentage of cinema-goers. Notably, attendance dipped for all groups in 2000 but rebounded significantly by 2010, particularly for the oldest group. Overall, while all age groups exhibited fluctuations, the oldest demographic demonstrated the most pronounced changes in attendance rates.

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Cinema Attendance Trends by Age Group

The line graph illustrates cinema attendance among three age groups over 20 years, showing the oldest group consistently had the highest percentage of cinema-goers. Notably, attendance dipped for all groups in 2000 but rebounded significantly by 2010, particularly for the oldest group. Overall, while all age groups exhibited fluctuations, the oldest demographic demonstrated the most pronounced changes in attendance rates.

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The line graph shows the percentage of people of three age groups who go to the cinemas at
shopping malls over a 20-year period. It can be seen the oldest age group has the highest
percentage of cinema-goers while the youngest group represents the smallest percentage of
.those who watch movies at shopping malls

In 1990, 34-44 year-old cinema-goers stood at the highest percentage of 75%, as compared
.to the 14-24 age group, which stood at 15%

In 1995, there was a noticeable increase in the 25-33 age group, from 39% in 1990 to 45% in
1995, while the youngest group showed a slight increase of about 2%. Again, the oldest
.group remained on top of the other two age groups

In 2000, all three age groups showed a dip in their attendance; the lowest dip seemed to be
.among the 34-44 year olds, from 82% o 69%

In 2005, there seemed to be a noticeable increase in cinema attendance - at least among the
34-44 and 25-33 age groups. The oldest group rose clearly from 69% to 92% while the
.second group rose from 35% to 51%

After 2005 and on to 2010, the number of cinema-goers seemed to increase again - the
oldest group moved higher to 98% in 2010 while the second and third groups moved from
51% to 53%, and 20% to 22% respectively

All three age groups had similar patterns over the 20-year period, but the oldest age group
.showed the clearest drop and increase

.In a conclusion, the graph have been fluctuating over 20-year period - from 1990 till 2010

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