The following graph shows the number of people (by age) attending cinema more than once a month.

The given line graph illustrates how many

people

(grouped by age) attended to cinema more than once a month between 1984 and 2003. Units are measured in per cent.

Overall

, it can clearly be seen that the number of

people

in all age groups visiting the cinema rose throughout the given period.

Moreover

,

they

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who are 15-24

years

old were the biggest visitors. In terms of the

people

with the highest percentages, the percentage of the young generation stood at nearly 20 in 1984. In the following four

years

, the proportion experienced a significant rise to around 45% before fluctuating in the next

years

.

In addition

, the number of

people

visiting the cinema ever steadied in 1996. The graph reached a peak of just below 60% in 2000,

then

had a dramatic drop to approximately 50%. Regarding the other three age groups which are 7-14, 25-34 and 35 or over, they were

also

increased over the period of time. Those who are 7-14

years

old started at precisely 10 in 1984 and grew to almost 40 in 2003.

Besides

that,

people

who are 25-34

years

old stood at roughly 5 in 1984. The proportion experienced a drastic increase to around 35% after 1996. Meanwhile, the

last

group started at about 1 in 1984.

Thereafter

, the graph climbed and peaked at almost 20% in 2003.