The line graph shows the cost for watching films. The pie charts show the shift in the percentage of market share among the three types.

The graph illustrates the price for different

movie

sources

while

the charts give information about the proportion of value share among these sources from 2005 to 2011. It can clearly be seen from the line graph that

movie

theatres continued to be the most expensive throughout the given period. The pie charts show that online watching overtook

DVD

renting as the highest percentage. The graph shows that

while

cinema and

DVD

steadily increased, only legal downloads fluctuated over the recorded times but were able to surpass

DVD

cost. Cinema tickets started in 2005 at around $9 and reached $14 in 2011, making

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the highest.

Similarly

, priced at $6 in 2005,

DVD

increased moderately to $8 in 2011.

Conversely

, online watching was at around $7 in 2005 but dropped to just below $4 in 2007.

Nonetheless

, it recovered and continued to increase significantly and surpassed

DVD

in 2010. The pie charts show that

while

other

movie

sources dropped, only legal downloads were able to increase drastically from only 5% to 56% in 2005 and 2011, respectively.

On the other hand

,

DVD

renting fell hard, with a decrease from 59% in 2005 to 26% in 2011.

Likewise

,

movie

theatres

also

dropped by almost a half from 36% to 18%.