The graph gives information about cinema attendance in Australia between 1990 and the present, with projections to 2010.
The Line chart illustrates the statics of different ages of
people
who attend the theatre in different years
between 1990 and 2010. Overall
, the chart depicts that there is an increment in the percentage of four types of age
groups who visit cinemas throughout the given years
.
Moreover
, it is crystal clear that people
more than the age
of 50 are least interested to go to cinemas which start from 40 per cent
in 1990 and with a consistently slight rise it goes to 60 per cent
in 2010.
whereas
, the most influenced age
group who watch movies more often are youth which remains consistent, almost 90 per cent
of people
went in 1990 and remains well below 100 per cent
in that decade.
According to
the data, the number of adults remains in the middle, 60 per cent
of people
attended the theatre in 1990 whereas
,with the steady rise, the age
group 25-34 reached 70 per cent
only, however
, 35-49 years
olds reached well over 80 per cent
in 2010.
Although
there is a gradual increase in the percentage of all age
group who attended cinemas in the period of 10 years
, youngster shows the higher and the old aged shows the least interest.Submitted by deepamankaur208 on
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