The graph and chart above give information about 3D cinema screens and film releases. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graph and bar chart

represent

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data about 3d cinema

screens

and movie

releases

between 2005 and 2012. Starting with the graph, from 2005 there was a gradual growth in

screens

with 3d features. It remained at the same level till 2008 and in 2009 the

number

of

screens

started to increase significantly. In 2011 it peaked at the point of 38,000 approximately. The bar chart has a similar pattern in statistics. From 2005 to 2007 only animated

films

had a 3d global release. From 2008

releases

started to grow and live-action

films

appeared on the market with a total

number

of 5 approximately. In 2009 the

number

of

films

tripled compared to the previous year. After that, animation peaked at the

number

of 20 and the rest of the chart had a slight growth. At the same period of time live action, movies started to rise in numbers dramatically and reached the point of more than 45

releases

.

To conclude

, both charts have a common pattern.

While

the

number

of 3d

screens

experienced an increase in numbers the global

releases

of both animation and live-action

films

were rising