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The line graph make comparison the proportional of people who visited to the cinema in four age brackets at least once a month from 1984 to 2003. Overall, monthly the cinema presence had experienced steadily increased across all age groups during the period. Irrespective of substantial fluctuation, individuals belong from 15 to 24 still has been in the ascendancy over period while those aged 35 and over remained the least frequence cinema-goers throughout. In more specific terms, the two younger age groups witnessed the most significant growth. Among 15–24-years-old, the figures of that experienced a spike from nearly 18% in 1984 to over a one-second in 2003, though it fluctuated substantially during the period, reached the pinnacle with more than 50% shortly before the end. The similar upsurge trend was displayed among 7–14 years old whose monthly cinema elevated from 10% to roughly 30%. After remaining repetitively stable the early 1990s, the statistics skyrocked remarkable from the mid-1990s, reaching the highest point of nearly 38% upon falling down slightly. The older age groups also became more regular cinema-goers, although their rises were less difference. The percentage of 25–35 years old climbed up from around 4% in 1984 to around 30% in 2003 in spite of a provisional decrease around 2000. By comparison, attendance among those aged 35 and remained remarkable lower throughout, rising moderately from only 1% to approximately 13%, with miniature fluctuation.