talking about bodenheimer, two summer blockbusters with nothing in common released on the same day.e have decided to see the two movies back to back but others have decisively picked sides. watch. >> i'm more excited for oppenheimer. >> bobby. >> i am going to see the showing the hopefully it's good. >> i saw something like last year when they filmed and it's like i can't wait for this, it feels so long away now. >> i'm looking to all like what they are wearing. >> you realize. >> i know bodenheimer franchises now, it's all the rage but the local. >> it's a longer three hour movie. >> looks like a good movie. >> especially with the war, russia, ukraine. >> you have these stories. >> people really like in 20 years but as of right now i feel bodenheimer will have favor, they are going to bring more money. >> joining me now, some call him superman, we call him dean cain. you for joining the program. what is the hype? i love movies, i love going to the theater and will go at midnight and twice a week if i can if i'm not traveling because it's great to get out. student this moment is goi

this weekend it's about bodenheimer. will you go see barbie?st day ever and so was yesterday and so is tomorrow and every day forever. do you ever think about dying? >> i don't know about that one. what about oppenheimer? >> are we saying there's a chance when we push that button we destroy the world? >> i am interested in that, with a movie save the movie theater? a new op-ed in the daily mail says what everyone is talking about after bodenheimer, once magical movie theaters are squalling overpriced, understaffed, soviet era mart by violence. i want to continue on this. >> i feel like i should give my time to you. [laughter] >> i get where he's coming from but he says the magic of the movie house is gone and maybe for good. the silver screens of our childhoods have been transformed dens of dingy darkness and even danger. americans need to movies, part of our heritage, our tradition. once an affordable middle-class luxury worth every penny. now it feels like pain. i don't agree. i think movie theaters are still incredibly magic. if you grew up

. >> this is the summer of bodenheimer.e are saying why not enjoy the fantasy? the dark history of manhattan project and leave it to you to decide which one is barbie. a lot of people are buying tickets to do both. so far, some who bought tickets, they opted to do the same for barbie. there are other ways to play, not everyone will want to spend five to six hours in a movie new york. in another thing you can do is if everyone else is doing it, why not buy shares in a company like cinemark which traits $16 apiece, recently upgraded because of it expecting to do well with the pandemic returned to the movie theater thing or look at a company like the maker of barbie or its rival hasbro trading cheaper and has room to catch up with mattel. >> they try to schedule these things and there's no -- no one will have to choose between the two. they did but they chose both which is interesting. >> definitely a good time when you look at $85 million in the first week. >> his time for actual ideas and this week, actual ideas brought to y

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