Clint Eastwood is 94 years old, and he's still working. But not for long. Reportedly, his latest film, Juror No. 2, which stars Nicholas Hoult among a host of other stars, is set to be his final film before he finally hangs up the camera for good and enjoys the rest. Given his history in Hollywood, this should be a massive event, one primed for celebration and a film that everyone should get the chance to see. Except, they won't. You'll be lucky to see it in a theater. Variety reports that fewer than fifty theaters across the United States will get the opportunity to screen Eastwood's farewell feature, which almost seems like something that couldn't possibly be fathomed just a few years ago. That's less than one theater per state.