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The two graphs illustrate the total proportion of films released and the total percentage of ticket sales in 1996 and 2000 in a country. Overall, the data highlights a clear disparity between films output and consumer preference. Drama was the dominant film production in both years, wheares Comedy consistently highest ticket. Furthermore, the proportion of ticket sales for Fantasty experienced significantly increase over the period. Focusing on films production, the proportion of films released for Drama started at 27% in 1996, before peaked at 35% in 2000 and became the most films production in both years. Comedy was the most second with the proportion for this category at around 20% in 1996 and rose to 25% in 2000. Similar trend can be observed in Fantasty with the proportion of films released stood at around 13% in 1996 and increased slightly to 17% in 2000. Notably, Romance was the only movie type that maintained the lowest proportion in both years, hovering around 6%. Turning to the cinema ticket sales, Comedy dominated the market, reached 20% in 1996 and rose slightly to 23% in 2000, this figure outperformed all competitors in the same year. The proportion of movie ticket sales for Drama oscillated slighly, accounting for approximately 16% in 1996 and 17% in 2000. With regard to Fantasty and Romance, the percentage of cinema ticket sales markedly low. Specifically, the proportion of this category for Romance was only 5% in 1996 even declined to 3% in 2000. Fantasy movie experience considerably growth between two years, this figure observed at around 4% in 1996 and 8% in 2000.