The Very Last Picture Show
The movie theater isn't dead, but it is increasingly irrelevant as a storytelling medium. After generations of chasing trends, the industry has been permanently left behind.
By Daniel Greenfield —— Bio and Archives--February 28, 2012
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Once again the movie industry is throwing itself a lavish party, one in a series of them, even though there is surprisingly little to celebrate. Movie attendance in 2011 hit a fifteen-year low and while the industry isn't doing as badly as its counterparts in the music industry, beneath the greasepaint and glamor, it is panicking every bit as badly.
There's still plenty of money to be made, but the industry has the clear sense that it has lost its audience. And it has.
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