without cinema virunga, the only public space for a film about those issues might be a street cinema with blaring sound and blurry images. there are places to watch films now. there are sort of makeshift movie houses if you will. why is a cinema better than that, or different from that? >> because the cinema take you into the film itself. and watching on the dvd, the quality is not the same. and also create this space where a family can sit and enjoy and have teir popcorn. it is a different experience and also be in a cinema and feel safe with other people. it is very important psychologically for the people around here. >> reporter: what do you mean? >> yeah, like, be in this dark place. you are with more than 200 people and then you still feel safe. >> reporter: does that not happen in goma? >> not often, not often. >> reporter: and is that because of all the conflict. >> because of all the conflicts. >> reporter: yole africa tries to create that feeling with an annual festival of film and art, with dj's pumping and music thumping, kids spinning wildly in the air, with a dance cont

previous cinema offers certain films but you have to buy the hardware.w is the ceo of prima cinema. what do you think about his screening room plan? will it work? >> you know everything that i know about this so i wish i could tell you that had magical information that you don't. i will tell you that from my perspective, what really has to happen when one talks about this market is the creation of additional value not the disruption. what we have done is create additional value in the value chain itself so that we have the ability to preserve everyone who is in the existing value chain and not worry about how they will be affected and provide additional revenue to the studios. emily: the price point is a huge difference here. whatever he is working on the price will be $150 compared to $35,000. what does that mean for your business? >> there are two things. when you look at how the studios have made revenue over the past 10 years, the most stable source of revenue has been theatrical distribution and that is between $10 billion-$13 billion per year. if y

some cinemas are afraid of showing it. >> even with that smashing record the cinema will tell the film makers, no. we are not going to book the film. >> there is now speculation the upcoming hong kong film awards won't be shown in mainland china because of the movie's nomination for best of picture. combine that with the relucktants of some cinemas to show it and the film makers can be is a excused for thinking their totalitarian pre-dix is starting to come true. rob mcbride, al jazeera, hong kong. i conic landmarks across the world dim their lights on saturday night to mark the 10th annual earth hour. the event was aimed at highlighting climate change. gerald tan reports. 7,000 cities foage hour at 8:30 p.m. local time. landmarks across russia's capitol moss co illuminated only by the candles of those who gathered for the initiative. >> the goal of this event is to remind us of the limits of national riches or resources and about how fignite human life is paris shows its love for the environment without the usual romantic glow of the eifell tower. the world's tallest building in dubai

ishaad: we are looking at ambition to become the world's largest cinema chain. heidi: a bit of a cake in the plan for global domination when it comes to the cinema space. comic cinema shareholders putting his foot down. , $1.5e entertainment billion is the offer. to vote against the merger because $30 a share at .he moment is seen as too low o this could potentially put amc's plan to become the world's biggest cinema chain through -- shares rising marginally. amc falling about 1%. zte says it is doing a thorough operations.n its this is in a statement that follows they hong kong stock exchange. the company says it will continue to cooperate with u.s. investigations. china's biggest -- second-biggest global supply said it found it sold u.s. tech to iran, thus running afoul of u.s. law. and company that wants to sell components to zte needs to get a license from the commerce department. came out saying up to 15% of parts used in zte equipment and smartphones is actually supplied from the u.s.. hong kong financial markets watchdog may soon be able to identify inves

that smashing record, suddenly, the cinema tell the film maker said no, we are not going to book them. >> there is now speculation the upcoming hong kong film awards won't be shown in mainland china because of the movie's nomination for best. combine that with the apparent reluctance of some cinemas to show it and the film makers can be excused for thinking their totalitarian pre-dix is starting to come true. rob mcbride, al jazeera, hong kong. >> iconic landmarks dimmed their lights on saturday night to mark their 10th annual th hour. the event was aimed at highlighting climate change and millions turn off their lights for an hour. gerald tan reports. going dark, more than 7,000 cities taking turns to switch off their light for an hour at 8:30 p.m. local time. landmarks across moss co illuminated by the candles of those who gathered for the initiative. >> the goal of this event is to remind us of the limits of natural limits, resources and about how finite human life is paris show its love for the environment without the usual romantic flow of the eiffel tower. situate in the blackn

we like to say that prima cinema is not home theater, but a theater in your home.ank you for joining us. on turnnkey is working around. they are expanding internationally and opening a new office in australia. spoke with bloomberg about his outlook for the business and when the company might go public. >> the copy has a very cash generative business model and we are fortunate to be in a leadership position in our state and we feel that opens a whole host of opportunities globally. we do not have a time frame, that is not a milestone or finish line, it's just another event in the capital raising process. emily: we hear from a major silicon valley entrepreneur and what she hopes will be the next big social media platform and tomorrow to not miss alan greenspan on bloomberg or bloomberg west, next. emily: shifting gears to mighty fell -- mighty bell. they already boast an impressive user base including the bill and melinda kate's foundation and lean in. with me now to discuss the potential of niche social platforms, the founder and ceo am a thank you for joining

some cinemas are afraid of showing it. >> even with that smashing record, suddenly the cinema will tell the film makers that, no, we're going going to show the film. >> reporter: there is now speculation the upcoming hong king film award won't be shown in mainland china because of the movie's nomination for best picture. combine that with the apparent reluctance of some cinemas to show it, and the film makers can be excused for thinking their totalitarian prediction is starting to come true >>> much more on the website, aljazeera.com firefighters in the u.s. are more liabilities to die by suicide than by fighting fires. in 2015 alone more than 80 firefighters killed themselves. but the numbers could be higher because most fire departments to not track suicides. it is a subject that's rarely talked about in the fire service. >> the average person can't

made on a budget of less than $100,000 it has taken nearly a million at the box office but some cinemasaid of showing it. >> but even with that smashing record suddenly the cinema motel the film said no we will not do that to the film. >> there is now speculation the up coming hong kong film awards won't be shown in mainland china because of the movie's nomination for best picture and combine that with the reluctance of cinemas to show it and film makers can be excused for thinking their to prediction is coming true, rob mcbride, hong kong. >>> thousands of buildings around the world turned off their lights for earth hour on saturday. the annual events seeks to highlight environmental issues and the impact of climate change. gerald tan reports. >> reporter: going dark to shine a light on climate change, more than 7,000 cities taking turns to switch off their lights for an hour at 8:30 p.m. local time. landmarks across russia's capitol moscow with the candles that gathered for the initiative. >> translator: the goal of this event is to remind us of the limits of natural riches and how hu

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but some cinemas are afraid of showing it. >> even with that smashing record, suddenly the cinema willtell the viewers. >> reporter: the awards weent be shown in mainland china because of the movie's nomination for best picture. campaign that with the apparent reluctant of some cinemas for showing it, they could be excused for thinking that their totarialism view is coming true >>> thank you for that. more news from doha straight aahead. goodnight. goodnight. >> at 9:30 - "america tonight" - top investigative reporting, uncovering new perspectives. >> everything that's happening here is illegal. >> then at 10:00 - it's "reports from around the world". >> let's take a closer look. >> antonio mora gives you a global view. >> this is a human rights crisis. >> and at 11:00 - "news wrap-up". clear... concise... complete. >>> worldwide condemnation after a suicide bomb attack in the heart of istanbul kills five people. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also on the program, preparations begin to put in place the controversial e.u.-turkey deal on refugees. french prosecutors say paris

@age of six are not allowed to @attend r rated movies at regal @cinema, even if accompanied by @someone over the age of 21, a @policy the theater implemented @to create an interruption free @environment for adults but a @lot of people we talked to say @young kids have no place in an @r rated to the anyway. her @family recently visited the @theater to see the superhero @movie dead pool. @>> it's rated r and my husband @said there are a lot of smaller @children there. @there was a debate about @whether they should be allowed @to go in or not. @>>reporter: kids younger than @six would not have been allowed @in at regal cinema according to @their policy but that is to @benefit adults saying we want @to make sure there are minimal @interruptions during r rated @movies. @controlling the number of young @film -- young children. @>> i don't think they should @they would not understand it @anyway. @movies today @that is what you are subjecting @your child to. @>> of girls under the age of @six i would never, could not @imagine. @>>reporter: a local manager @told us they have received some @pushb

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real cinema is making it official and putting it on their website they are not allowed in any r-rated movie. my question really is does another rule like this really go on to the theater for sales. >> you bring up a good point. many people prefer services on out of the house these days. >> it is a struggle. that is why block buster movies are succeeding in the summertime because movie theaters are having a hard time attracting the millennial to come in unless i-max. it is providing true entertainment at the highest level. movie companies have been merging and struggling. amc was purchased by a chinese company not too long ago. there is a lot of restruck turing in the business. it may not be the biggest money maker yet but a strategy that is being pursued in a pretty aggressive way. >> we know this is happening at the regal chain of theaters. do you think others will pick up the practice as well? the motion pictures of america haven't adopted it and state rules apply as well. according to regal cinema this would be applied inconsistently depending on where you live. >> breaking news. b

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nearby, only a few blocks, a university and one of the cinemas. the blast was felt as far as a kilometer away. police deemed the area safe. christopher: time to catch up with other news making headlines around below. the vatican has cleared the way for mother teresa to be made a saint. pope francis recognized a second miracle from the nun. she gained worldwide fame working with the poor in india. and sunday's terror attack has been condemned -- he says his country will not be intimidated by terrorists sent declared three days of national mourning after 18 people were killed in the attack. turkey's president is calling for his country to redefine the word "terrorist." he wanted to be extended to anyone who supports acts of terror. moving on to norway now, with the jail of mass murderer bre vik back in court. he killed with a series of bomb and gun attacks in 2011. he is arguing the conditions he is being held in violate his rights. reporter: he set out to provoke at the start of his hearing with the nazi salute, further testament of his extremist v

he says art house theatres offer something different from the big multiplex cinemas. he may not offer beer and serve dinner while watching the film, but he does travel the world to find independent films to entertain his audience. >> everybody in the independent film community is dependent on new york staying a center of american film culture. >> reporter: quite often ifc center invites directors and actors to come back and do a q and a. moviegoers say it's a different experience. >> the people saw this movie and want to hear other people's feelings about it, we invite you to have a cup of coffee and talk about it. we'd be there in a heartbeat. experience. new york is not just a center for film going. it's a center for film making. we really are proud of our history of connecting filmmakers with audiences. >> reporter: overall, people he says there's something about sitting in a dark room with other people that keeps them coming back for more. in the village, i'm jessica formoso, fox 5 news. ernie: i like it. sometimes you have to drive to the theatre, right? my quest

are afraid of showing it. >> even with that smashing record, suddenly the cinema will say they are not going to show the film >> reporter: there's no speculation the upcoming hong kong film awards won't be shown in mainland china because of the movie's nomination for best picture. combine that with the apparent reluctance of some cinemas to show it and the film makers can be excused for thinking their totalitarian prediction is starting to come true >>> now you can get all the sport with robin. >> reporter: thank you very much. football first. manchester united have given their hopes of a top four finish a big boost. with the only goal, the 16th minute strike from the 18 year old makes him the youngest scorer in the fixture. they are just one point off the champion league place. >> i'm very happy balls otherwise the game was too big when they won or a draw is still four points. it should be very difficult. now it is in our own hands, i think. we have to win our games. we have more home matches than away matches. we don't lose so much on old trafford, so we have a big chance. >> reporte

when i was in my very first australian film, i still worked at the movie cinema. when i was at college. and so people would see me in the movie -- it's called "fat pizza." real quality film. [ light laughter ] and when people were leaving the cinema, i'd be there holding the trash bag, so they could put and i'd be like, "hey, weren't you in that movie?" [ laughter ] [ laughter ] it was -- a week later i had to quit. >> but i loved the job. because you got all-you-could-eat popcorn, soda and gummy bears. >> seth: gummy bears. now a bad side of the job, i would imagine -- i don't know what it's like in australia. there will be teenagers will hook up in the back of movie theaters. >> seth: they will use the dark space for two hours for that. >> and it was my job to bust them. >> seth: okay, what did that entail? >> you don't want sticky stuff on seats. like you don't. >> seth: oh, so you guys go a lot farther in the back of -- >> well, you know what teenagers are like. >> seth: yeah. our flashlights an just like bust them in their face. we'd be like, "stop that." and if they didn't, we'd

. >> i think they're the most comfortable cinema chairs in new york. >> there are two theaters. >> so we could all really watch movies the way we want to watch them. >> taxi driver and the purple rose of cairo were the first to be shown here after a star filled premiere last week. that is dustin hoffman behind the beer. now they call my era the golden age of film, but i think the golden age of film still exists that is what this t for. >> students of film will appreciate the old school approach. there is even a window to watch the projectionist get ready and all of the attention to detail is a way to take us back to the future. >> there are always new films to be discovered and young people who haven't seen certain films and older people waiting to be drawn back. >> a cinema bookstore being built along side a restaurant and bar will make the metro movie theater. >> what we're trying to create with our programming here is an atmosphere where people can fall in love with movies and movie going and the cinema again. >> those in charge of the film program pledge to show diverse slate of m

and i would also bust them if they tried to bring hot food into the cinema. >> seth: uh-huh. >> i have a really excellent sense of smell. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh wow. >> and i'm like -- [ sniffs ] "what are you carrying? is it kfc 12-piece nuggets?" [ laughter ] and i was always right. i was just so good at detecting. then i'd make them -- they'd have to eat their hot food outside before i'd let them into the movies. >> seth: i remember once having -- i bought some food from an outside place at a mall and they wouldn't let me bring the food in. they caught me. and i did this weird thing where i took a stand. i was like, "this is so dumb!" and i just had to sit there and angrily eat a hamburger. should be ashamed of yourself." and the guy was like, "i don't like being here either, buddy. you don't have to be a dickhead." well, congratulations on the film. >> seth: thank you so much. this is your first time. please come back again soon. >> aw, thanks for having me. >> seth: rebel wilson, "how to be single" opens in theaters on friday. night." there she is. when laquinta.com sends

made on a budget of less than $100,000 it has taken nearly a million at the box office but some cinemasaid of showing it. >> even with that smashing record suddenly the cinema will tell the film makers no we are not going to show the film. >> reporter: there is now speculation the up coming hong kong film awards won't with shown in mainland china because of the movie's nomination for best picture, combine that with the apparent reluctance with cinemas to show it and film makers can be excused to think the totalitarian prediction is starting to come true. rob mcbride, al jazeera, hong kong. >>> take you live now to rome, there we can see pictures of hope francis in his pope mobile making a procession through st. peters square. are is palm sunday and this procession is marking the start of holy week ceremony. there is the pope in rome. still ahead here all the sport including formula one making a dramatic start for the new season in australia and joe will have all those details coming up. ♪ let's get you all the sport now and here is jo. >> formula one driver is lucky to be alive after a

theambition to become world's biggest cinema chain. getting a bit of pushback. we have that story and some of the others we are following. >> a bit of a stunner in the works. china has a richest man's plan .or cinematic dominance shareholders have put their foot down on the sale. amc entertainment has a $1.1 billion offer. the company says it intends to vote against the merger because the share price of $30 is too low. it's also planning to encourage other shareholders to do the same. all of this could potentially thwart amc's plans to become the world's biggest cinema chain. amc is owned by china's richest man. by the close, amc falling 1% in session. giant says it is conducting a thorough assessment of the latest u.s. restrictions on business operations. they will continue with the u.s. investigation, to cooperate with them, rather. they face being shut out by u.s. tech suppliers after the department of commerce found the company had sold u.s. tech to using shell companies among other structures and thereby running afoul of u.s. restrictions. any u.s. company

. @>> at regal cinemas, kids @younger than 6 wouldn't have @been allowed in. @the company claims that is to @benefit the adults, saying we @want to make sure there are @minimal interruptions during r- @rated movies. @we best achieve this by @controlling the number of small @children in films. @>> i don't think they should @age. @they wouldn't understand it @anyway so why scar them? @>> with the violence in movies @subjecting your child to. @>> i have girls under the age @of 6, and i would never, i @couldn't imagine. @it is r rated for a region. @>> reporter: a local cinema @manager told us they have @received push back although @almost everyone we talked to @agreed with the age role, @>> kit this age shouldn't be @seeing r rated movies, too many @cussing too many more violence @and i don't think it is right. @>> straight from the mouths of @babies. @>> this policy has been in @place about a year. @amc and cinemark theaters have @put in place no 6 after 6:00. @>>> just ahead, it was a busy @week here in northeast ohio. @we are wrapping up the top @headlines in

it creates the world's largest cinema change.oup already controls amc, now the $1.1 billion all cash yeal will allow them to bu carmichael. cinemas.e we have more people watching movies at home and on mobile devices, so why would anybody jump into this particular seemingly yesterday's business? amc is in a good position to expand. as you mention, this deal makes them the largest in the industry. scale help there, because what exhibitors are doing is increasing the size of morens, investing and luxury seating, making it a better experience to get people to come out, and they have actually while revenues have leveled off, actually started to rise a bit, so it's not a fast growth industry come but one that has leveled off, and amc is in a good position to take control. thesed: all right, all deals putting a strain on finances. he is announcing all sorts of things, making acquisitions as well. >> there have been a lot. it has been an amazing run. as you mentioned earlier this year in january, they paid more for legendaryn entertainme

combine that with the apparent reluctant of some cinemas to show it and the filmmakers can be excusedg their totalitarian prediction is starting to come true. rock mcbride, al jazeera, hong kong. >>> still ahead on al jazeera, lights out for balloon he had earth. parts of the earth go dim to highlight climate change. >>> in sport well tell who you came out on top in the manchester derby. ♪ ♪ ((úz@úxóxkxÑ($9 >>> the event was aimed at highlighting the evenings of climate change and so millions of people across the planet turned off their lights for an hour. gerald tan reports. >> reporter: going dark to shine a light on climate change. more than 7,000 cities taking turns to switch off their lights for an hour at 8:30 p.m. local time. landmarks across russia's capital moscow he looms nateed only by the candles of those that gathered for the initiative. >> translator: the goal of this event is to remind us of the limits of natural riches, our resources, and about how finite human life is. >> reporter: paris shows its love for the environment without the usual romantic glow of the eiffe

growing out number of imax screens and i'll be cinema screens -- dolby cinema screens, premium large-format auditoriums. we know that consumers love seeing movies not only in theaters where they see a big screen, but also a super big screen as you see at imax. this deal brings 21 new imax screens into the family at amc. scarlet: did you see star wars on one of those supermassive screens? alix: with the food and the chair, indeed. the doj has been tough against mergers. what kind of push back to you expect to get from them? merger in completed a december of 2015. we are talking 75 days ago. we were able to grow by 10%. we had dialogue with the justice department for much of 2015. we think we have a solid understanding of what the justice department is interested in. keen putting together carmi and amc, we will only have a market share of 23%. that is not the kind of market share that tends to scare anyone. when we have conversations with the justice department, they there's competition in local markets. when we get through all this, we are highly comfortable that we will be the owner of carm

in fact, television is the reverse of cinema. television is, as we all know, the offspring of radio. it brings vision as added value to its parent medium of sound. audiobefore vision, visual. television without sound is meaningless. the power of television, derrida again,-- i will move to my conclusion with a line from samuel taylor coleridge, the last line of his beautiful conversation of poem "my prison." he is imagining his friend, william wordsworth, and his sister dorothy, returning home from a walk in the countryside as dusk falls and as the rooks fly creaking overhead before they settle down in the trees for the night. the final line of the poem is "no sound is dissident which tells of life." i simply can't agree with keith -- with keats that heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter. these famous lines you know are urn.his ode to a grecian but in fact, the "ode to a grecian urn" might as well be called an "ode to a photograph" it is an ode to what we see, not what we hear. we need the ode to a nightingale fo

. >>> amc is buying car mike cinemas. the merger deal still needs regulatory approval. >>> focusing on your health tonight. have a peanut allergy? tonight, cbs reporter jonathan breaks down new findings and how it could change the way you feed your kids. >> reporter: an dree yas andreas can eat anything he likes. when he was just a newborn, he took part in a landmark study in london with about a couple of hundred other children. introducing peanuts to infants protected them from a peanut allergy in up to 80% of cases. they want to know if they would need to keep eating peanuts to >> we took the same children and got them to stop eating peanuts for 12 months. >> children who avoided the peanuts for the year were still protected. >> early consumption gives you long-lasting protection. >> reporter: now that he can make his own choices, he only craves one thing: >> pizza. >> peanut allergies are rarely outgrown. we're taking a look at how much it's increased within a number of years. it more than tripled between 1997 and 2008

our number of imax screens and cinema screens.onnie: still ahead, options inside and a look at the best-performing dow stocks of the week. goldman sachs of four point 5%. american express up 5.2%. we're still waiting. 40 minutes left of the session. the dow jones up 47 points right now. the s&p 500 up about a quarter of 1%. ♪ bonnie: stocks are up just a little bit now but having record straight weekly gain. julie hyman is standing by wit. julie: joining me for today's options inside is dan pastor rally, founder of maker taker.com. unusualeen kind of an day here. we had this jobs report where the headline number was good, the wage number worse than estimated. it seems as though traders are not quite sure what to make of it. i think traders aren't really sure. we are sitting at an extremely pivotal level in the s&p 500. personally, i think some of the technicals are a little more important than what is going on state and that's what of thing. julie: what technicals are you watching? if we close above, it is that mean we continue to

carmike cinemas is going to be purchased. it would create the largest cinema chain.'s richest man owns the majority stake in amc. >> it does not change our scale in china at all. amc is almost entirely a u.s. movie theater chain. we have 385 theaters, two of which are outside the united states. carmike's 280 theaters are all within the united states. this is about reading a national footprint here in the united states. because we will be so big, we will not only be the largest movie theater chain in the u.s., we will be the largest movie theater chain in the will. emily: a sneak peek with my conversation with jeff winner. turn in sunday the full interview on "studio 1.0." ♪ emily: this sunday, we kick off season four of "studio 1.0," where i sit down with lincoln ceo jeff weiner. this is the first interview yesterday since the market cap was slashed in half. weiner announced he is giving away his entire $14 million stock bonus to his employees. jeff: we weren't expecting that kind of response. when you look at the core elements of our business, they remain healthy. i

. >> get to the cinema. >> hurry up. >> the prosecutor's office investigated this.is not a homicide. thoughts and prayers are with the family. teesix you are chasing your christie. a major eventgovernor christie. a major event to discuss the growing our next step in new jersey. >> i am at monmouth medical center where governor christie just give us an update on his plans. this comes after the government hundred million for mental health and substance abuse. thirteen recovery coaches for former addicts do so purpose is to convince drug abusers to go and treatment. the problem is paying for the treatment. so i asked governor christie. >> that will need to be significant the more contributions for healthcare providers. we will be working with not only the government put the healthcare providers. >> meanwhile, one of the leaders. so far he put together for reversals. they have had success getting them into treatment. bill: the news dominated today by the islamic terrorist attacks. >> this roundtable is focused on addiction, but brussels took over the conversation. there

amc is by car mike cinema $30 a share.together anc and car mike would have 600 theaters across 40 fives they including district of columbia district of columbia. amc was purchased in 2012 by the wonder girl. nicole: coming up, what were the best and worst moments for the fox news gop debate? >> when your commonsense regulations, lower taxes on individuals and businesses in a fiscal plan that makes sense that job creators will expand employment. >> i was considered one of the best moments. a little later, baseball fans are drooling over seven centuries based of cars, crumpled paper. we will tell you but they are worth. 30 exciting. u.s. stock market futures not moving too much. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning market in breaking news. ♪ sfx: road noise sfx: tires screeching sfx: horn honking daughter: daddy! we don't say words like that! ♪just let your love flow ♪like a mountain stream ♪and let your love grow lauren: gop candidates cannot swing in last night. who came out on top? the michigan focus grou

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i see that carmike specializes in digital and 3-d cinema.through the group will the movie experience change? you're pegging some hope on this. >> actually amc is also extraordinarily big in digital and 3-d cinema. and when you put these two circuits together, it's interesting because they're so complimentary. amc primarily serves larger audiences, carmike is national, much stronger in the south and southeast. we are putting two separate circuits together to create much more of a national footprint for amc. >> you see, there are many people who will say, hey, the movie business or the theater business has stumbled. what does china's richest man, your employer, see here that other people don't? >> well, it is true that the wander group, with who we are close with at ashgmc, owns 75% amc, we are traded on the new york stock exchange and it's a joint venture between china and the united states. but in three of the past four years hollywood has had record box offices. "star wars" which opened in december is the biggest grossing movie of all time.