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Going to watch a film at the cinema
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Film Coursework Going to watch a film is an enjoyable past time for many people across the globe. According to statistics, here in the UK before the exciting invention of the television, the British public made a total of 1640 million trips to the cinema a year. This number later fell with the introduction of VCRs. The Video Cassette Recorder provided a chance to watch all the latest releases from the comfort of your own home, rather than travelling all the way to a cinema. In 1984, after the creation of the VCR, the number of British people visiting a cinema every year was now only 54 million, a significant drop of over 90%. In the short term the threat by VCRs, video rental outlets and satellite movie channels had caused the end of trips to the cinema. However, this later increased interest in going to the cinema and in 2001 the figure...
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