then, that is charlton heston getting a cup of water from jesus christ. then when jesus is being marched to calvary, he gets to repay the favor. nobody is supposed to go near jesus as he is being marched, but ben-hur makes the bold move of stepping to jesus and giving him the much-needed cup of water. again, i rely on the movie, not the book. you cannot i think go back to this, these scenes -- and they are in the book -- and think they are somehow not related to the deadline. because the idea of a couple of cup of water given or denied stuck in lew wallace's mind so much, so long, he had a painting of it and put it into the novel. my last couple comments and then i will take questions. what is wallace in his later life thinking? is he still thinking that wirz was a criminal and he is glad for what he has done? i want to say that i don't think so. i think that lew wallace and his later life had become disenchanted with the united states in many ways. mainly because they kind of screwed him over. he had become known as a coward for behavior at shiloh, which

. >> reporter: the iconic big screen moses charlton heston. >> who is on the lord's side?> reporter: was no more jewish than christian bale. ridley scott's "exodus canth is in hot water with religious groups over the character moses. >> he was a troubled and tumultuous man. >> religious groups want to make sure the bible is portrayed in a way that is fair and isn't offensive. >> reporter: "exodus" may, indeed weather the storm. bible epics have been huge at the box office in recent years. the controversy ahead of this one in some ways free advertising. for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, new york. >> yes, biblical flips usually do spark some sort of backlash which then creates a huge box office boon. >> exactly in decide for yourself. >>> in social square we have our thanksgiving dream team of food network chefs. i love that. gobble. seated in their turkey thrones, they are ready to answer your thanksgiving 911 questions about turkey, sides and dessert all morning long. right to it and begin with alex. alex, what are your thoughts on cooking the bird breast

charlton heston played ben-hur, the prince who fought for glory. audiences had seen before. the sets and costumes stretched the budget to $120 million in today's money. it took three weeks and 15,000 bucks just to film the famous che chariot race. in the end the gamble paid off. "ben hur" won 11 academy awards, a record that two other movies has since tied and no movie has broken. the charityots rolled in 55 years ago today. when the news breaks out we'll break in because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. the dow, breaking another record. context and perspective on "your world" with cavuto starting now. >> stocks up but you better bundle up. a deadly winter storm is bearing down and is spreading out. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. buried on a blanket of snow, at least four feet of snow in the buffalo area. try two feet in grand rapids, michigan, and a foot in kalamazoo, too. and those freezing temperatures, virtually every state in the contiguous united states getting slammed with them, and we are all over them and the implications o

all i can hear is charlton heston going, soylent green made out of people. >> well, there are no humanemains in the product. >> glad we got that cleared up. >> they shipped out three million meals this year. when you order soylent you get a bag of powder, a little bottle of oil and -- >> user manual. >> it says, version 1.1. >> we started shipping 1.2. >> you have cooked entire day's worth of food. >> here's to nothing. well, it's like drinking blended chemicals. it's a little gritty. if you think that powdered bugs and drinkable meals sound unappetizing you'll be happy to hear that the future of food science isn't so radical. >> regular people. >> at least one new food technology designed to work with the ingredients we have now. the result of an unlikely collaboration between bon appetite magazine and watson. that would be watson, computer that beat the humans on "jeopardy" and won a million dollars. adam is the editor and chief and lead engineer. >> what is chef watson? a huge bull canning computer? >> it has six arms. and a spatula. >> watson is a super computer. magazine's editors

solyndra green --soylent green planet of va, charlton heston--edward g. applesauce is actually pretty good. cannibalism again. coming in the late 70s comes along a movie that changes everything and has an optimistic can do spirit which was called a new home. the word hope entered back and paved the way to the bad news bears. we are back to that dystopian future, every piece of popular culture is the collapse of everything. the hunger games, divergent, all predicate on this future which is concrete and has two colors, brown for the bad and blue for the upper-class. the you are right. hollywood loves to feed the most well fed, peaceable, technologically addictive, the latest generation we have been able to produce that they are feeding them nothing but despair. >> one thing about hundred games, was easily the least exciting movie about children fighting to the death that i have ever seen. it is never is that children you want. >> let me end on the apocalyptic stuff because i am not huge fan of the walking dead. we call it the prime regulatory deceased becau

. >> reporter: the iconic big screen moses charlton heston. >> who is on the lord's side?> reporter: was no more jewish than christian bale. ridley scott's "exodus canth is in hot water with religious groups over the character moses. >> he was a troubled and tumultuous man. >> religious groups want to make sure the bible is portrayed in a way that is fair and isn't offensive. >> reporter: "exodus" may, indeed weather the storm. bible epics have been huge at the box office in recent years. the controversy ahead of this one in some ways free advertising. for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, new york. >> yes, biblical flips usually do spark some sort of backlash which then creates a huge box office boon. >> exactly in decide for yourself. >>> in social square we have our thanksgiving dream team of food network chefs. i love that. gobble. seated in their turkey thrones, they are ready to answer your thanksgiving 911 questions about turkey, sides and dessert all morning long. right to it and begin with alex. alex, what are your thoughts on cooking the bird breast

narrated by actor charlton heston, this portion of the documentary show scenes of the and president kennedy's 1963 speech. >> on the other side of this wall are millions of people who are going anywhere. the communist government they lived under will not let them out. walls have been built to keep out invading armies, but this was the first wall and all of recorded history to keep an entire country from fleeing. fleeing into west berlin as 3.5 million did before the wall was erected. if the guards with guns were unsuccessful in keeping people from fleeing, there was the barb wire. if that crossed that, there was the wall. if they reached the top, there was the broken glass. over 100 have been killed trying to cross. in june, 90 succeeded, and three were killed. all escape routes were reinforced.