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Do the Movies Have a Future? Condition:Like New Bartholomew Neil is thirty-nine andReceived as an important work of one of our most important film critics, Do the Movies Have a Future? draws from a selection of the New Yorker writers published pieces over a dozen years to examine the art, business, and future of the movies. In the second decade of the twenty first century, the movies, once Americas primary popular art form, have become an endangered species. Do the Movies Have a Future? is a rousing and witty call to arms. In these