To those of you who say film is going away: Not for hobbyists or enthusiasts. Those of us into Large Format cameras and rangefinder cameras still love the stuff.
For the photography world, it's going from the way you take pictures at all to the purview of the artist. Film is going to become more of an art supply, and they still make paints and canvas, don't they?
I shoot lots of black and white and develop at home because it's cheap. I send color film to labs. C41 120 goes to Walmart's kiosk which gets developed by Fuji. I hate Wal-Mart with a passion, but at $1.59 a roll with prints I know they aren't making money, and having walmart not make money is a good thing
C-41 35mm goes to either District Photo/Clark Color Labs in Laurel or goes to my local CVS/Pharmacy in Laplata to be developed, cut and sleeved.
35mm, C-41 large format and all my E-6 goes to Dodge-Chrome in Silver Spring.
"Film vs Digital" is kind of like "Strings vs Woodwinds", you need both to make a symphony. It's like "Wrench vs. Hammer", there is a time when either is the right tool.