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the season's other big hit, oppenheimer, brought great acclaim to its director, christopher nolan.rfrom him. when i looked at oppenheimer's story, it was the most dramatic story i have ever encountered. but oppenheimer and barbie were not enjoyed everywhere. we look at the resistance to each in different parts of the world. translation: men or boys might make feminine gestures, - they might want to put on nail polish, wear earings or do other gestures inspired by barbie. everyone has a barbie story, and the barbie stories are about us. we revisit a classic documentary exploring the origins of barbie and the emergence of barbie—mania. barbie was the doll with breasts, and legs. also in the program, the other films that performed well in blockbuster season including tom cruise's mission impossible seven. this movie, it is an epic adventure. all that and more in this special blockbuster review edition of talking movies. barbie, in which margot robbie and ryan gosling give an excellent performances playing characters inspired by world—famous plastic dolls, is a lot of fun. it's a thoug

so i'm the treasury, i'll just say that dr. christophe nolan's latest movie, open harm. it has become a global success. it's about the scientist who created the atomic bomb. the film has and $400000000.00 in the 1st 9 days since opening. but it's not clear. we know if the world war 2 drama will be released in japan and run, we'll account reports, or the hiroshima atomic bomb dome and peace memorial park is no stranger to visitors. but many people here have not heard about the blockbuster film a belt. the mastermind behind the atomic bomb that destroyed hiroshima and nagasaki in 1945 the, the distributors of oppenheimer have yet to decide to release date for the film in the country that's off. hundreds of thousands of people died in the black and 78 years later, sensitivities remain the same with you guys. uh, at the end of the day they're still victims and re families around. so i think it's possible for the film not to be shown out of consideration for those people's feelings. i spun, you'll find me tucked in. i think that among others that will be plenty of people who

i think that christopher nolan took liberties with einstein. he had him play a bigger role than he actually did. he had oppenheimer ask him to do the calculations as to whether the air would be ignited by the blast. that was not the case. einstein was visited in long island in august of 1938 to sign a letter to roosevelt, warning him of the german efforts. so he famously getcrit for getting the ball rolling and getting the united states and the president to start this effort. but after that he did not go to los alamos, he did not play a big role. his equation was the fundamental principle of hind the atomic bomb. so his shadow was everywhere. but he was not. after the war, he was at princeton, at the institute for studies that oppenheimer was director of. so he and oppenheimer spent more time after the war when they were together there. but whether jewish scientists and their role in the manhattan project were vilified, that is hard to say. i think not particularly because all of the purchase pence were secret. the american public was not told

in the drought affected agriculture in france and erratic rainfall made farming difficult christopher nolan christopher french farmer examines the roots of beetroots this is one of the crops he grows to feed his livestock, it is very important to farmers but it becomes increasingly difficult to predict and water and the dry weather has a more significant impact that this climate change is real and we can see it. the harvest dates on the calendar are 15 days earlier compared to thirty years ago. this means that some farmers have to change their farming methods , where should we give the car with this connection, because the work environment is our house, everything is here, you can see that this is nature, so we have to adapt the car to nature, we try to one of the ways is to change our cultivation methods a little management besides beet, jean-christophe grows wheat, potatoes and corn. it is the best regions of france, but even here they see the impact of winter and summer drought, but we have to pay attention to it. i think when it rains a lot, we have to water it. let's collect and restor

[000:00:00;00] we can see christopher nolan's situation. as his last film , he didn't have the right feedback. he is the one whose films have sold more than 5 billion dollars. therefore, this director knows how to fulfill his desire in god's mind . in fact, it is for your purpose, you are a researcher of very good actors, the best actor, the most famous actors, the praise of moon, robert downey jr. , these are all people who i personally play for the same team in different films, and they were chosen very thoughtfully and carefully. the main point of this movie is to come and say that we we were forced to go in this direction because of this attack. first of all, we had to work in some way so that japan is an ally and change this approach. it is very prominent and they believe that this violence should be given a strong response to the violence and the debate, and well, the jews believe that they were attacked a lot during the war in the second world war during the time of the nazis. and show that they were inevitable from this attack, if y

gerwig's barbie just hit $537.3 million domestic total, the previous high for warner brothers was christopher nolan'she dark knight at 533 million. barbie is also the first film directed by a woman to ever pass 1 billion in global box office sales. it had the 20th highest domestic opening weekends of all time, and the film is currently listed as the 16th highest grossing movie in america and canada. it's that time of year and it was back to school for students in the fremont unified school district. we were at mission san jose elementary school this morning and spoke with a father who was dropping off his two children, one in the fourth grade, one in kindergarten. i'm excited to the summer is finally back to school. we've got the older one through so the younger ones starting. so we kind of know what's going on. well, dad says the children were excited about today, but mostly about getting to see all of their friends once again. and i know a lot of parents out there, once they drop off those children, they in turn go away and celebrate themselves. they get a little more time to themselves and you'll

themselves and the world is not prepared when moviegoers in japan finally get a chance to watch christopher nolan's latest. at that, it may renew the debate about the human costs, but the offense that ended world war 2, the more truly snow. what's next, ronald han, elda 0, the this is al jazeera, and these are the top stores the. so the latest that the king of foster and molly se, any military intervention and neighboring neesha, it would be considered as a declaration of war against them. it comes off the original block, a co while said it may authorize force to reinstates the she is also president mohammed bassoon, following last week's coat and position has been seen for the 1st time since the military sees control of photo have him was posted online by chevy and presidents, interest tv, tv visits, initiate to media between coo leaders and the else to governments says there has been violent demonstrations between police and supporters of senegalese opposition leader who has been sancho of the his political party was dissolved on monday. he appeared in court and was fully charged with civil offen

and the world has no impact that when moviegoers and japan finally get a chance to watch christopher nolan is latest. at that it may renew the debate about the human costs, but the offense that ended world war 2, the more a tremendous know what's next, ronald? a honda elder 0 the me so rather than the whole reminder of all the top stories, europeans initiative, i'm getting ready to be evacuated. following the to the french foreign ministry held a crisis meeting in paris to coordinate the operation. but each of the key defense 7 body have all that any military intervention in nature would be considered a declaration of war against the drive and has struck a high rise tottering most coast financial district for the 2nd time. in 3 days. rush, it blames ukraine full. the attacks, the 50 stories, skyscraper, houses, 3 ministration was 1st talked it on sunday. defense officials say 3 other tribes.

and finally, get a chance to watch christopher nolan's latest, at that it may renew the debate about the human costs, but the offense that ended world war 2, the more tremendous. and what's next, ronald han, elda 0, the this is, i will just say, right? and these are the top stories, the sour delete is picking a faster. and molly, so any military intervention and neighboring initiate would be considered as a declaration of war against them. it comes off to regional block eco while stated many authorize force to reinstate the she is also the president mohammed bassoon, following last week's code on the progress on the book, not for us to do monday. the transitional governments of book, you know, fast. so in the molly one have expressed that for total solidarity is the people of molly implicate offense. so would the brothers and these, yeah, the sides of their own accord. take the discipline in hand and to assume the sovereignty of the storm to denounce the assistance of the regional organizations to apply sanctions that aggravate the suffering of the population and imperialists . there

weekend, meg 2, taking number two spot from oppenheimer writing in 30 million this weekend, christopher nolanama dropping to third place nearly 29 million, if i am grossed 553 million dollars globally, barbie made going to movies fun everyone dressing up. jackie: tickets, are that sentiment as well. >> i can't believe 30 million dollars. >> i did not i am surprised, many people did. [laughter]. jackie: ask a staggering, still have to see it on my to-do list former president trump facing 5 pm deadline to respond to protective order keeping trump from discussing evidence judge tan rejokeing the request, requesting for judge you to remove, to be removed from that case, and for the trial to be moved from washington, d.c. west virginia attorney general patrick morrisey joined maria on "sunday morning futures" yesterday to discuss if trial could happen in his state watch this. >> is there any precedent that you can tell us about, where a case was moved because of worries that it wasn't going to be fair. >> woildz one fundamental of due process in criminal justice system to be a fair trial in fire t

christopher nolan's world war ii thriller "oppenheimer" has become the highest grossing period film of on the same day as "barbie," "oppenheimer" has made more than $500 billion at the box office. it's one of only four biopics to cross the $500 million mark. that does it this morning for "cnn newsroom." i'm bianca nobilo in london. "early start" with rahel solomon is up next. i'll see you tomorrow. how do i do it all? with a little help. and to support my family's immune health, i choose airborne. it has an unbeatable amount of vitamin c, plus a unique blend d of immune focused ingredients to turn up our immune support. airborne he snores like an angry rhino. you've never heard an angry rhino. baby i hear one every night. every night. okay. i'll wk on that. save up to $500 on the new sleep nuer® smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an justable base. with new scope squeez mouthwash concentrate, just add water. squeez to control the strength of your mouthwash. and find a zone all your own. ♪ ♪ scope squeez. viruses and bacteria float all around us. unlike air fresheners, only

well, alan maloney sat down with christopher nolan. germany needs to know what's next. what's next?e my permission to die. films that convey an intelligence lacking from many studio films, he is one of the directors to mark a movie with his name, and there was a huge supporting cast including matt damon and emily blunt. the story itself is fascinating, oppenheimer's life is fascinating. but he'd manages to make a genre—bending by when he moves in time — and what he reveals as he goes. they have a 12 month head start. 18. how could you possibly know that? he is able to capture the vastness of ideas and profoundly loves - |the audience, give so much creditj to the audience to keep up and be able to metabolise these big ideas. it's happening, isn't it? i don't know if we can ever be trusted with such a weapon, but we have no choice. however, much of the film rest on the shoulders of the irish actor cillian murphy. it's a performance that is already attracting 05car buzz. what i was looking for him to perform, with a lot of pressure, really. — is this is a script written in the first pe

. >> i'm into singular filmmakers -- >> he's a christopher nolan fan, that's what he's trying to say.world cinema, you know. -- ruben Östlund, saline -- >> alert. >> guys, let's not scare her off before she's even started. >> the new hit movie, shortcomings, does not shy away from complexity. the comedy takes on issues like representation, modern dating, and struggles with racial identity, all while delivering class. and laughs. i really have the chance to talk with actor and director randall park, who i would like to know, did receive permission to talk about his critically acclaimed directorial debut amid the sag-aftra strike. and joining me now, the director and producer of the new film, shortcomings, randall park. randall, it's an honor to have you join my show. you are no stranger to being in front of the camera. but this is your directorial debut. what made you actually want to get behind the camera to make this particular movie? >> well this was a originally a graphic novel that came out back in 2007. i remember when i first read the graphic novel, i was just blown away at how

the film's director, christopher nolan, has been outspoken that watching the film in 70 millimeters is the best way to experience the movie. got to check it out. >>> well, usually back to school isn't for everyone, but this year it certainly is. some local colleges have an irresistible officer. >> free tuition. that's right, you heard it. we sent chris chmura back to school to learn more. >> good morning. of course my colleagues send me, the nothing is ever free guy, to check out this offer. i was happy to. i'm glad to report, this one does check out. we recently visited berkeley city college where the interim president told me fall is free. students confirmed it. you can take classes with zero tuition andy fees, thanks to federal fung. >> my tuition was free and it's free to everybody. >> the classes i've been taking have been like accounting and managerial business and economics. >> classes are complimentary at some other colleges, too. many local community colleges are offering free in-state tuition this fall and there's still time to enroll. great news, it's open access. everyone w

recognize this picture, this is from enteral larra, the movie -- interstellar the movie directed by christopher nolan and came from kip thorn, physicist and noble laureate and giant spinning black hole and in fact a computer image and it is not data from a telescope. it is a computer simulation of what it would look like if the light from the gas around the black hole spun around the black hole before you could see it. this was when they made it, they worked very hard, the hollywood budget is larger than the cal tech budget. put it that way. way were anyone to devote quite a bit of computational resources to thinking and making the most accurate image of a black hole they could imagine making and kip collaborated with people from the special effects shop and they wrote a paper that appeared in the journaling of classical and quantum gravity on visualizing the gravitational lensing by a spinning black hole. and crucial too making this work is the idea that time and space twist into each other when the black hole is spinning like that. these things turn out to matter and will matter more when we visit

. ♪ charles: so americans are enthralled by this new christopher nolan oppenheimer or and have the nuclear boy look like wooden matches. of course it doesn't help when the administration is solely focused on climate narrative to the point where recently secretary of state blinken said warmer temperatures are the number one existential threat to the world and that nuclear wharves no worse than climate change. now, for those who are paying attention seeing china and russia officials that north korea's nuclear missile parade, that's unnerving and is this the new axis of evil that . is after ditch ago top two generals in charge of the program. extensively for a cover up. the increasing saber rattling over taiwan and a huge red flag. speaking of red flags, again, we're hearing russia discuss the use of tactical nukes if the ukraine counter offensive starts gaining traction. then there's unrest in africa where a coup could cut off sources for the west, particularly france. with all this i want to bring in former special assistant to president george w. bush. pippa, begin with the actions in chin

but if she's everything he's just oppenheimer, the christopher nolan historic epic set to cross the $200oment. but as the summer box office about to see a barb and heimer bounce, i'm awesome this weekend. teenage mutant ninja turtles expected to bring in up to $45 million and the meg to already chewing up 3.2 million bucks in previews on thursday alone and it's sink or swim. >> oh barracuda. >> oh and as the summer season hits the home stretch, hollywood is bracing for a slower release schedule after halting production on major movies in the wake of the writer and actor strikes, strike rules prohibiting stars from promoting the films they're in, which could translate to some big time box office bummers. >> i think it's going to be really difficult to achieve in impressive box office numbers when the actors are not able to promote the movies. >> other films facing delayed release dates include the color purple movie musical beyond the spider-verse and aquaman will all right. >> well, much to look forward to eventually. so there's a lot being made about the summer movies. how about what's

. >> christopher nolan's blockbuster film oppenheimer has renewed interest in the research team behind has also pique interest on a less topical side of that story. the residents living and working near the testing site where nukes were first tested. but half 1 million people in mexico were affected by the radiation of the treaty tests. they call themselves down wonders. despite the deadly followed, day were not warned, nor were they compensated. that could be changing. according to -- has more. >> how long have your family had this range? >> since the late 1800s. >> the penal family has called this area of new mexico home for more than a century. today they are known as down winters, meaning they are one of many mexican families who lived downwind from the 1945 trinity nuclear test site in new mexico's desert. the blast location was famously depicted in the recently released hollywood film oppenheimer. >> five -- >> this is the trinity test site were 78 years ago he world's first nuclear weapon was successfully detonated. >> penal family ranches just 35 miles east of trinity. while th

barbie beat out the previous title holder christopher nolan the dark night which was also a fantasticat was released in 2008. this one, brian, released in 2023 if i have the date correct. >> brian: do you go get a second source on that and make sure you have that date correct carley. thank you. most voters think about trump's indictment so far. look at this. 51% say politically motivated. 41% 46% is not. politics measures with the primaries. look at this. these three aren't going to move. these are civil cases, right? super tuesday march 5th is permanent. classified documents case for now those are the dates. look at what is happening politically during that period. how are you, man or woman, in the hills industry of this country try to win legal thick with events beginning in january in iowa. what does it mean for donald trump's prospects? he is leading the race. if it was to end right now, you have to figure as is he winning in every state, you get the nomination but now with four indictments, lee zeldin, where do we stand right now if as a country with the leading nominee with thes

this is from interstellar movie directed by christopher nolan but the original idea for the screenplayn a physicist and nobel laureate at caltech this is a giant spinning black hole. this is in isfact a computer image it's not data from a telescope is a computer a simulation of what it would look like if the light from the gas around the black hole spun around the black hole before you could see it. and when they made it this was they worked very hard the hollywood budget is larger than the caltech budget, let's put it that way. they were able to devote quite a bit of computational resources and thinking into making the most accurate image of a black hole they could imagine making and kept collaborated with people from the special-effects shop and they wrote a paper that appeared in the journal of classical and quantum gravity on visualizing the gravitational lensing by spinning black hole. crucial to making this twork i the idea that time and space twist into each other when the black hole is spinning like that. these things turn out to matter and will matter more when we visit a spin

i think that christopher nolan took a couple of liberties with einstein. he hadn't played a bigger role than he actually did. he at oppenheimer ask him to do the calculations as to whether the air would be ignited by the blast at trinity that wasn't the case here einstein was visited in long island in august of 1938 to sign a letter to roosevelt warning him of the german effort. so he famously gets the credit for kind of getting the ball rolling andetng the united states and the president to start this effort. but after that he didn't go to los alamos. he didn't play big role. is equation e equals mc square was at the fundamental, is a fundamental principle behind the atomic bomb. so his shadow was everywhere but he wasn't. after the war he was at princeton at the institute studies that oppenheimer was then director of. so he and oppenheimer spent more time after the war when they were together at princeton. with respect to whether jewish scientists because of the rope in the manhattan project were vilified, that's hard to say. i think not particularly bec

♪ >> the release of christopher nolan's film oppenheimer has brought new attention to the history ofclear weapon to life. but little is known about the consequences of faced by many residents who lived and worked in the town's neighboring the trinity testing site, where the bomb was first detonated. morning joe or porter daniela has been looking into that part of the, story and she joins us now. daniela, what did you find out? >> good morning, guys, almost half 1 million new mexicans were affected by the radiation fallout of the trinity test. these residents were not part of the manhattan project, say they were never warned before the bomb went off, and they were never evacuated. we traveled to the trinity site and surrounding towns in new mexico, to find out why it is taking so long to hear about the, stories why they were never compensated, and what comes next. >> how long has your family had this ranch? >> since -- >> the family has called it home for more than a century, today they are known as down windows, meaning one of the many new mexican families who lived downwind of the 1

that is now $1 million more than the studio's previous record holder, christopher nolan's "dark knightce. it is the highest-grossing film of all time from a fellow female director. >> good for her. >> good for her. >> it's breaking records all over the place. >> have you seen it? >> we haven't seen it. >> i took my kids. >> did they love it? >> absolutely. >> boys and girls. >> i'm trying to figure out what it is and so many -- it feels good, it has a message. >> it's original. >> it's original. it works. >> i heard the music is also great. >> it's fun. it just works. >>> next up, "she came to me," an exclusive first look at this upcoming rom com. it stars peter dinklage as a composer struggling with his unfinished opera and anne hathaway as his former therapist turned wife. here's a peek. >> steven, how is the new offer coming along? >> good, great. >> we had discussed seeing a first draft of the score in two weeks. is that still all right? >> i'm suffering from a temporary blockage at the moment. >> the demented tug boat captain who lures men to his tug boat and kills and eats them.

. >> next up, "oppenheimer" if you haven't seen christopher nolan's drama, you are not out of time yete to see "oppenheimer" tickets on sale through august 31st. book them quick. >>> finally, steph curry, four-time nba champ has been everywhere lately doing press for his new documentary "underrated" and now that legendary hole in one at the american century championship we saw in tahoe it's getting us thinking, what can't this man do. >> yeah. >> well, last night steph traded in his basketball for a microphone and took the stage at a paramore concert ♪ >> oh my goodness. >> how about that? that's "misery business," like one of the most famous paramore songs. he was crushing it. >> it's official he can do everything. >> everything. >> can he make a great steak sandwich >> oh. >> probably. >>> i like what you did there, mr. roker. because coming up, we're going to turn up the heat. chef is grilling up the tastiest of tasty steaks over there that will be good. carson, it's going to be good. >>> good morning. it's 8:26. i'm ginger conejero saab. let's look at sfo where the alaska airlines

barbie" topped $1 billion in receipts the movie hit the milestone in 17 days on the big screens christopher nolan's " "oppenheimer" hauls in $553 million. >>> let's talk about it. social media twitter rebranded as x and got the handle @music he built the community and x told him he had no choice but to surrender the user name. he had the option to choose from other handles. he said he is not happy with the handle, but he is settling on that for now the company transferred previous followers to that previous account. the company may reclaim user names without liability to you it is not clear where x plans to do with the account. i should say they did this also to the guy who had x literally, that was their name they said we own the company it is yours. it is ours that's the end of the story. do you pay them for it i don't know by the way, if you were paying $8 a month for the blue checkmark, would that change the dynamic or is it because it is free they take it back >> it is threads again, it is clubhouse or whatever it was back in the day. not much -- why does twitter keep -- i don't get it what is

. >>> the release of christopher nolan's film "oppenheimer" as brought renewed attention to the historys first nuclear weapon to life. but little is known about the consequences faced by many residents who lived and works in the towns neighboring the trinity testing site, where the bomb was first detonated. daniella, what did you find out? >> good morning, guys. almost half a million new mexicans were affected by the radiation fallout of the trinity test. these residents, who were not part of the manhattan project, say they were never warned before the bomb went off and never evacuated. we went to the site and surrounding towns to find out why they were never compensated and what comes next. >> how long has your family had this ranch? >> since the late 1800s. >> the family has called this ranch home for over a century. today they are known as downwinders, one of the families who live downwind from the trinity test site in the new mexico desert. the blast location was famously depicted in the recently released hollywood film "oppenheimer." this is the trinity test site, where 78 years ag