The graph below shows the average number of movies seen in a theater per year, by age group. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. The line graph compares the mean number of films casted in a film hall each year, according to 3 age groups.

The graph illustrates the changes in

movies

seen a theaters by age group from 18 to 65 years old.

Overall

, there is a great difference between 2000 and 2015.

It is clear that

the

movies

seen in a theatre occurred during the period. In 2000 the number of

movies

seen in theaters for

ages

18-24 was 10

movies

, and it went up slowly to 12

movies

for

ages

24-44 years, the significant increase can be observed in

ages

45-65 it was 16

movies

. As can be seen, in 2005 number of

movies

seen in theatres by

ages

18-and 25 increased to reach 12

movies

, and

then

the

ages

of 25-and 44 watching

movies

in theaters decreased slightly to 10

movies

, steady in the

ages

45-65

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shown upward movement to become 14

movies

. As shown, in 2010 the number of

movies

seen in theatres for the

ages

of 18-24 remained stable compared to 2005, and

then

for the

ages

of 25-44 it decreased dramatically to become 6

movies

, and

then

the

ages

between 45-65 seen

movies

in a theatre rose up to reach 15

movies

. From an

overall

perspective, it is obvious that there are several differences between

ages

18-24, 25-44 and 45-65.