d. character at this is amazing isn't it to be in he requires a three d. presentation as was initially designed the feeling was it's impossible to draw because it looks ugly yes he's flat his flat an ugly finish the thing is when children watched a good stop motion film they thought it was. drawn there is children's perception of a cartoon anyway even though our viewers may dislike this to can you can issue that we need to cross this bridge and make them like it if we succeed in making them interested we consider that to be arbitrary. i may be wrong but i think that the soviet union and russia where news of unconventional animation for claymation and so on was to leave it there are no many countries have to experiment that would stop motion for example there was a man by the name of park in bristol in the u.k. he was put on was a because nobody could make less ago courses better than disney. you know that's thought it actually never answered my mind you're the first person to whom it occurred right now because it's a polaroid which only why do i think the

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d. >> what is going on? >> now, forget about what you've seen, we're never told who they are but somebody is after them. his boss.... >> is that guy a face you can trust? clooney's characteres in a shadowy world. the priest americans live for the present and try to escape history. he makes an assault rifle for a woman, how will she use it? maybe on him. but she is attracted the prostitute clara. she is played by the actress who spent considerable time out of costume. >> despite what you've seen, this is not an action filled thriller, it moves slowly. lots of scenes and contemplation and minimal dialogue. at first i was put off by the film but i realized it goes back to the european films of the 60s and 70s. it's an art film. initial impression, what is this? but the image is sticking with me days after this. is not a film for everybody but i have to give it three-quarters of a bucket. we'll see you on the aisle. >> all right from the american to the meteorologist, let's go back to sandhya patel. >> if you like the he had, give it a full bucket for thursday, upper 90s inland and coastal areas, 60s and 70s, ukiah, hundred degrees. beach weather had santa cruz. here accu-wea

d, holder's ezbollah buddy. another article. about zogby, wahabi-to-be. these characters are all over the place. frankly what troubles me is not only their bedside, -- their websites, which taught college professors and get students to spy on them, and talk about arab-american leadership. what troubles me is the way they end up dominating on fox news and on ms nbc and cnn when it comes time to talking about these issues. we do not get the air time to talk about it. they do. and if we get in fighting, we get invited to debate them. and i do not want to engage in a debate with these guys. it does become a bit of a problem. where the media has responsibility is to be more responsible. >> we're invited to go and denied the accusations. the cards are stacked against us. you just look like you're in denial because that is the media question. the message is now getting out because the only time you are invited because we're not terrorists, we're not extremists. that is all the people think about. that is one thing. we were also called part of the wahabi lobby. we're not lobbying anything. we're educati

characters. >> that first scene, he gets out of prison d, boy, has the world changed.ey to the scene. he walks out of prison, no one is waiting for him. that becomes an important part of the movie beuse he is conflicted. he wants a family. she won't talk to him. she hates him. >> his wife has gone crazy and his son -- >> i think it is interesting how michael douglas' character changed so much from th first one to the second. i thought he was kind of going be the same guy. >> we had to go on. life moves on. michael found -- michael deepened, we all do. he's humbler in the move. that's interesting because he wants to get back in, he's still hungry to be a player. >> meaning gordon gekko. >> on the inside. so he's willing to -- the question in the movie, among others, all the characters face this dilemma, what do you do for money? do you sell out your daughter? or do you take the money? shia has a similar -- shia labeouf -- >> a similar problem. >> he's a good kid but does the false rumor thing. >> don't give too much of your movie away. >> just some ideas. he's a mixed b