The graph below gives information about cinema attendance in Australia between 1990 and the present, with projections to 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where r v.2

The chart illustrates the percentage of Australian preference about the films, during the gears of 1990 to 2010. The graph is divided by four different scales of group ages. In particular, there is one graph line which refers to ages 24-34, the other one is 35-49 and the latest is 50+years old. First of all, the youngest age group seems to have the biggest tend to prefer going to the movies, rather than the rest ages groups. Moreover, the percentages had been peaking at the very high, from 1992 to 1996. The following years we can notice the amounts to remain stable, except the year 2006, which the numbers had been increasing. Furthermore, the numbers which reflect the middle aged people preference going to the movies, gradually had been climbing to 80%, from 1990 to 2006. After these years, we can see a shrunk to 70%, until the year of 2010. It is worthy to notice, that the population who were 35-49 years old, had a suddenly increase roughly 85% the years from 2002 to 2010. Finally, the oldest group had the smallest amount of numbers, which show their attitude about cinema. On the other hand, their attendance had been getting bigger 60% until 2010. To sum up, almost all the groups had the intention to go to the cinema.