i mean, films like birdman have sort of claimed it or simulated one take, but they have been edited.ed victoria, which i love, which did it in one take and this has a similar idea. they genuinely did four takes and picked the best one. it's amazing. that's definitely one to watch. take us on to — take us back to the 19705. yes, indeed, so this is paul thomas anderson's film licorice pizza, and it's based a lot on his recollections and also the recollections of a friend who was a child star and then went on to become a bit of an entrepreneur and a producer. and it stars cooper hoffman, who is the son of philip seymour hoffman, of course, who's worked with paul thomas anderson a lot before he passed away. and this young, cheeky guy, gary, is 15 years old and he thinks it's a good idea to chat up a woman of 25, who is played by alana haim, so that's the basic premise is there's this kind of "will they, won't they?" unconventional friendship develops over time and it's a kind of episodic structure. as you can see, there's a lot of kind of cameos from the likes of bradley cooper. some of

beetlejuice, batman, birdman, night shift, mr.lermo -- >> guillermo: batman returns. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "mr. mom 12." [ cheers and applause ] he's earned our respect. his new series for hulu is called "dopesick." please say hello to michael keaton. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. >> batman returns, the other batman and another batman -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: every time you walk into a room you should say "batman returns." >> that's right. yeah. >> jimmy: have you always been michael? does anyone call you mikey or mike, anything like that? >> yeah, actually. there are some people who still call me mikey. because -- it's funny. i was thinking about this. jimmy kimmel! at what point do you think or what age, let's say, do you think you go, i want to be -- you think at 90, will jimmy -- you're lucky, jimmy can work at 90. >> jimmy: yeah, barely, yes. [ laughter ] >> no, no -- >> jimmy: i know what you're getting with, it's foolish for an adult man to have a name like a cart

general burden is on the zoom -- birdman is all the zoom. >> thanks, mr. chairman thinks -- thanks to colleagues in those who were giving testimony. the limiting factor in most of our performances on a daily basis is we are still analog. that's ok. when they transition us to digital, i think i'm probably going to seek other things to do. having said that, mr. kramer, your cost estimate is between $1.6 billion and $1.9 billion depending on how long it takes to implement. the lifecycle cost estimate through 2033 is $2.8 billion. the department of defense owns the system. why is it so expensive for the v.a. to adopt it? you are talking r&d costs for something that's already working? how does the math add up? ms. oakley: the math is analog. those costs include the cost of the changes required. there are things you do differently here at v.a. one of the shortcomings was the inability for users to seek. williams omitted that -- for users to see data inside the corporate data warehouse. there are many things that need to be done. the existing lifecycle cost estim

time, but i would assess -- and i'll just make a general comment, one of the earlier congressman birdman highlighted that our challenge is operating an analog bureaucracy in a digital world, and so we're doing these three major digital transformations, supply chain being one of them, the logistics reform that we're moving forward on. i know in my eight months here, we are making some progress on implementing -- slowly implementing those governance structures to be able to make sure that we're moving faster. in other words taking a step back to go faster. i don't know if ms. kramer or dr. evans wants to add to that at all. >> we have made improvements. we did implement a graphical user interface with vista for the use of prosthetic to make it easier for users to find the products they need, and we also created a national equipment catalog containing more than 500 contracts and 175 different categories that, again, made it much easier for users to find what they were looking for. what mr. parrish said in terms of being an analog environment, that is what v.a. is. we do not have a supply ch

it really is very unusual, as films like birdman have claimed it but they have been edited and thereollections of a friend who was a child star and they went on to become active as a producer. —— a bit of an entrepreneur and a producer. and it stars cooper hoffman, son of philip seymour hoffman who worked with paul thomas anderson a lot before he passed away, and in this movie, he plays gary, who is 15 years old and he thinks it's a good idea to chat up a woman of 25 who is here played by alana haim, so the basic premise of will they, won't they becomes a conventional friendship developing over time and it's a kind of episodic structure as you can see with a lot of cameos from the likes of bradley cooper and some of the characters are based on real life and some are not. there is a kind of hollywood personality in this, sean penn pops up, so it's got an unusual structure but it's a very light touch for paul thomas anderson. i think it's one of his lighterfilms. one of his lighter films, but i feel really mixed about this because that central premise of 15—year—old boy and a 25—year—o