The line graph below gives information on cinema attendance in the UK. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graph illustrates data regarding cinema attendance proportions in the UK split into four age groups over five specific years from 1990 to 2010.

Overall

, it can be seen that the cinema attendance witnessed an upward trend in all four age distributions during the period given.

Furthermore

, those aged 44 to 54 accounted for the highest percentage of attendance,

while

the residents aged between 14 and 24 recorded the lowest proportion over the entire period.

Firstly

, the percentage of those going to the movies aged 14-24 and 24-34 follow the same pattern. The figure for the youngest group stood at about 15% in the first year and

then

faced a fluctuation hitting a low of around 12% in 2000 before rising for two consecutive years and ending up just above 20% in 2010.

Similarly

, the percentage of citizens going to the cinema aged 24-34 was around 23% in 1990 before going through the same above-mentioned pattern and hit a low of about 22% in 2000 before rising to 32% in 2005 and

then

remaining unchanged until 2010.

Secondly

, moviegoers aged 34-44 and 44-54

also

follow the same path. The figure for both started at about 36% in 1990 before going through a fluctuation and registering 32% and 38% in 2000 respectively. Afterwards, the proportion of both groups climbed for two years in a row and landed at about 45% and above 50% in the final year respectively.