The first graph shows the films shown in Britain and Australia in terms of percentage by origin in 2000, while the other graph shows the attendance in cinemas in Britain and Australia between 1980 and 2000. Overall it shows the popularity of movie origin types and the increase in attendance.
Graph 1 shows the origin of movies played in the two countries by percentages in 2000. Most movies shown for both countries are originally from US, making up around 78% for Britain and 68 for Australia. The least shown movies for Britain are from Australia which is even 0 percent. However, the least popular films played in Australia are British films at merely 4%.
Graph 2 shows the rise in the number of people attending films in Britain and Australia from 1980 to 2000. The number of attendees in Britain fluctuated from 1980 till 1990 as they started to steadily increase to 150 million in 2000. For Australia, their numbers dipped at 1982 and then leveled out until 1990 and after it their numbers started to grow throughout the rest of the period.
In conclusion, the most popular movies are from America and the attendees are increasing.
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