As a model of how celluloid film exhibition could expect not only to continue but to thrive in the video-on-demand era, the Riverview's is just about perfect: huge screen, low prices ($2 or $3), cherry-picked programming, razor-sharp projection, gorgeous architecture, comfy seats, local indies, Rocky Horror, real butter, film-fest screenings, more than 50 years of history, as many as five different movies a day. (And live sports telecasts if you want 'em.) You know it's the best movie theater in the state when it makes you consider moving into the neighborhood.