The line chart illustrates the percentage of cinema turnout across different age groups in Great Britain commencing from 1984, within a timespan of 16 years.
From an
overall
perspective, there was an upward trend in cinema attendance across various age brackets. Linking Words
While
those aged 15-24 occupied the largest share in the given period, a reverse pattern could be seen for the 35-and-over-year-old.
Of all age groups, people from 15 to 24 showed the highest participation rate, which more than tripled throughout the period (from about 17% to approximately 55%). Despite a steady increase in the first five years, the growth was accompanied by wild fluctuations after 2007. The figure for young customers aged from 7 to 14 Linking Words
also
increased threefold from 10% in 2000 to over 30% in 2015, with a slight and uneven change before 2007 but a much faster rise after that.
25-35-year-old people and those above 35 did not show much attendance in cinemas in 2000 (less than 3%), but the percentage of the former had increased significantly with dramatic swings to over 30% by 2015, Linking Words
while
that of the latter did not have notable changes until 2010 and reached about 12% in 2015. Noticeably, cinema attendance of people from 25 to 35 has approached a similar level to that of the youngest customer group since 2007.Linking Words