"argo", "lincoln", "silver linings playbook", basically "django unchained". this is data coming out of the government accountability institute. it says "django unchained", for example, is seeking eight and a half million dollars in tax breaks from the state of louisiana. "argo", 6.2 million from the state of california. "silver linings playbook", $5.6 million from the state of pennsylvania and "lincoln", 3 1/2 million from the state of virginia. overall, 1 1/2 billion dollars in tax breaks go to hollywood. about 430 million dollars in tax breaks came out of the fiscal cliff deal for hollywood. so the issue is taxpayers are basically paying a lot of money to hollywood not just in ticket prices. also taxpayer paid for subsidies in hollywood. a lot of states are saying hey, wait a second, this money, jenna, may not be worth it to give taxpayer money to hollywood productions because it basically funds temporary workers that come in from out of state. when the production is over the workers, many of them, go back on jobless benefits or unemployment. so there's a p

>> i thought "django." >> with a silent "d."silent "d." >> "django." >> i don't like silent letters. they don't have a place. >> i don't know they gave us any predictions but we know what they think about what they think. >> what's the word after "django". >> chains. >> "django chains". >> djangod-j-a-n-g-o. >> that's our show. we'll see you tomorrow. @6

django takes a lot from movies from early 70s.ith very important themes and strong black character, strong black relationship front and center in a movie that's incredibly entertaining and i think these are great strides forward. >> we know this is entertainment. we all know that. you want to see history? go see a great documentary. >> george lucas i think did great with "red tails." but django, look at this. let me show you something. >> you know what a bounty hunter is? >> you kill people. >> and they give you rewards. >> i need your help. i'm looking for the brittle brothers. however i don't know what they look like. but you do. don't you? >> that was the probably to me one of the most energetic part of the movie. you know why, jd

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django is a free man, you understand?'t treat him like any of the other [ bleep ] around here, because he ain't like any of the other [ bleep ] around here. you got it? >> you want us to treat him like white folks? >> no. that's not what i said. >> i really hate the "n" word discussion, right, but it is very persistent around his films. >> right. i can't really see there being much argument about using it in "django." as he sort of defended it to henry louis gates, you know, no one is saying that it was used more than it was used in 1858 mississippi. >> i count six shots [ bleep ]. >> i count two guns [ bleep ]. >> the word is there to show this sort of linguistic violence, i think, that was going on during slavery in addition to the physical violence. >> did you guys make a decision in the class, we're going to go with the "n" word, we're going to say it? >> even if the text calls for it, i think the first thing you have to discuss is to make sure that -- >> everybody is comfortable? >> and knows they can express they're

"amour" and django unchained. >> yes.that is not my favorite film, "amour." >> it sounds depressing. >> i believe it is. >> and django unchained? >> it is one of his very best films even though there is a lot of blood and guts. i think there is a good chance for supporting actor there. >> jan wall, thank you for being with us. you can certainly catch the oscar on sunday, february 24th and camp jan wall on kcbs radio on her reviews. >> sure! >> i love you. if jan likes it, i am going! >> up next, maybe you have a film in you. it make money for you? and have when we return. . >>> welcome back, we are in movie mode here today. we have the author of inside facts for independent film makers here. welcome! >> thank you. it is good to be here. >> you are talking dollars and cents? >> you have to mow your audience and know there is an audience waiting for you so you can profit. there are 10,000 movies made in the u.s. each year, but only 5% get out to audiences. the other 95% don't even get seen, not even on netflix. >> wow! >> w

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he just took home the oscar for "django unchained." to be recognized as the best person to put words on to paper? >> i have to say all that criticism that came out it ended up being kind of a good thing. because one of the things i wanted to do was start a conversation about slavery, about america's role in it. and to take an audience member from the 21st century and have a sense of what america was like back then. so even the people that have criticized the movie and a lot of people don't like it, a lot of people do like it they've been going back and forth and that is what i wanted for the end of the day for this movie and i hope that continues for the next couple of years. >> so your movie was such a success at the box office as were a lot of the nominees this year. do you think the financial success of these films will impact making serious minded fair? >> that's a very good question and i've been thinking about that a lot lately. i go into my own little film study from time to time especially during crazy moments like this to put

he said no, no, this-- in this case, with django he said would you mind coming up to my house. in front of me. >> on the table. >> on the table, kitchen table. >> yes, like this. and i said dow want me to read it. he said -- >> that's why are you here. >> so i started reading it, he was kind of hovering around watching me. and. >> you never seen if before. >> no, no no. nobody has seen it before. so i read this and you know, bottom of page 1 it kind of, i start to get an ing ling, at the top of page two i kind of feel that he's trying to tell me something. and telling, he did. you know. and this is how, you know t was 20 pages, a few weeks passed he called me up again. i read another 40 and so on until i got to the end of the script. >> what was it that drew you in? >> it was first of all, it starts with a slaves being lead or rather driven across america or parts of it. and all of a sudden this character appears. >> before the civil war. >> this is very short time before the civil war. >> yeah. >> like maybe a year or a year and a half. and this character appears out of the da

a young woman and her fiance shot it death in a car and this guy is excited because it's "django unchained >> i don't understand that, i usually don't like to liston what mark lamont hill has to say i don't know why he would say anything like that. just a lost it-- >> and the manifesto-- >> i don't know what was in the manifesto that was so great, either. >> well, as greg national review and noah rothman, because it was left wing and crazy and not right wing, the media weren't interested in it. as rothman pointed out. it disappeared. >> also worth noting that cnn leading up to the state of the union, ran the pursuit and the climatic end to that whole case on the headline news channel rather than the state of the union. did you hear about sarah palin's new job? palin's new job? that's coming up p p p p [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. your soups are so awesomely delicious my husband and i can't stop eating 'em! what's...that... on your head? can curlers! tomato basil, potato with bacon... we've got a lot of empty cans. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>. >> jon: her

after months, "argo"," "django"," "lynn on." >> the political stuff happens behind the scenes.talked in all the awards but sound editing or sound mixing. we don't even know. >> i could tell you. >> it got half of an award because they dared to say water barring might have had something to do with finding bin laden. >> john: but they were winning all the critics awards for film of the year. >> it was in the lead to win everything. it was the frontrunner and then it nose dived. >> john: is this because of a moral society that rejects torture, even in cinema? >> no, the film was tainted and no one wanted to touch it. >> john: the realism of "argo," which is activate factual it won inside. >> "argo" is about hollywood. it's not about the hostage it's about hollywood. >> if all was forgiveen about bin-laden then "zero dark thirty" might have a chance. >> "django" didn't pretend to be a documentary. >> "argo" didn't pretend to be a documentary. >> john: and it had heavy state department influence as well. i was happy to see them win but quentin tarantino won for dow "django" after us

. >> "django unchained." anyone dislike it?e it. >> he was mad he didn't think of that movie. >> i was mad, every year we look for the big blockbuster movies around christmastime. and we normally have a will smith movie or something like that. and we had slaves and orphans. >> what you're really looking for is a black buster movie. >> that's what we want. the funny thing about django in the theaters, the black people are already laughing. everybody else was kind of waiting like, is it okay yes? >> you're like wait until like the third or fourth n word. we'll sneak a giggle and see how that goes over. >> there is a stereotype about black people that yell at the screen in the movie. i'll be honest, i've never experienced that. i've never seen that happen. >> anything with magic johnson in it you'll get it. >> go to like the magic johnson walmart. they'll scream at you over your stuff. >> what's the number one most yelled at the screen movie of all time? >> "boyz in the hood." >> ricky! [ yelling ] >> go sideways, son, go sideways

he tried in one movie to show all the barbarism slavery and i think that all if you haven't seen django unchained do it ok that's it for your take my take a lot of thanks to chris mark stuart and for you for your calls when you get your call tonight give us a call back next week we'll read. right now millions of americans across the northeast are experiencing the effects of winter storm which some are describing as having the potential to be a an historic and unprecedented winter storm much of the northeast is expecting to see snowfall amounts anywhere from three to twenty four inches and some localized areas could see as much as three feet of snow and along with that day allusion of snow this winter whopper is packing very high winds some reaching hurricane force lately it seems like monsters snowmageddon like storms are becoming the norm during winter here in the northeast or actually we're sort of south of that but in use course we all remember the devastating impact that hurricane sandy had on the region was a few short months ago so what are americans in the northeast in store for

the movie django last year in december racism has been kind of running rampant the conversation about racism has been running a little bit because of the premise of that film so. i think that the murders have certainly heard it in a way but then again i do think it's kind of bringing it to the forefront yeah and . what are you i know that there are like websites that are supportive of him. is this just a fringe phenomenon or is this is this a more systemic response to hey you know so many of us have experienced racism. at least well i don't want to put words in your what's your thought what are your thoughts about. i do think that that is the response of people just you know kind of sound look we've been experiencing this for a while i don't support you know rooting rooting him on or cheering him on for again killing innocent people i don't even killing in general i'm just not a fan of taking another person's life no matter what you know they've done to you but i do think that it is a response. to the system make racism i mean if you look around just in new york they said at least or

out of a few right i have to but i will say that in one case it's it is very good and that is in django unchained parenting you know what he showed all the horror he dial that actually considerably i mean you know he tried in one movie to show all the barbarism slavery and i think that if you haven't seen django unchained do it ok that's it for your take my take a lot of thanks to chris mark stuart and for you for your calls if you can get your call tonight give us a call back next week well. let me let me we're going to let me ask you a question. here. is what we have in the bank we have i know you see. these this was staying there again during the break we're being i don't mean to talk about the surveillance we. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. a little worse for those. white house superman. minutes. because you've never seen anything like this i'm told. right no

and once that is done, to go and liberate django's wif >> rose: roll tape. here's a clip. >> do you know what a bowne lundter is? >> no. >> well, the way the slaves trade deals in human lives for cash, a bounty hunter deals in corporations. >> the state places a bwne on a man's head. i track that man, i fine that man. i kill that man. after i kill him, i transport that man's corps back to the authorities. sometimes that's easier said tan done. i show that corps to the authority, proving yes, indeed, i truly have killed him. at which point the authorities pay me the bounty. so like slavery it's a flesh for cash business. >> what's a bounty? >> it is like a reward. >> you kill people and they give you a rewd. >> certain people, yeah. >> bad people. >> badder they are, bigger the reward. >> rose: just tell me about that scene. >> i just noticed something that i hadn't noticed before, or at least not as strongly. when i really, really liked about my character was django says what's a bounty. and he doesn't say you don't know what a bounty is? he says the questio

. >> oh, yes, loched it >> django uned. >> django still lame.es miserabs. >> >> life of pi. >> i didn't see it >> more like life of why. what i am trying to tell you magic mike should have been nominated. how about chaning for bist actor. >> i don't think so. >> he co-wrote the thing and about his time as a stripener tampa. >> i wiship was in tampa when that occurring. >> i am the choir and if you have not seen magic mike. you have not scene . if you have not dance tod magic mark. you must not walk. what was your favorite part. >> he was naked and dancing. >> so all of it are you cold. >> absolutely, you want to warm up. >> boom. here we g. look at that. >> and who your favorite, chaning or alex. >> you don't have to say. just awesome. chaning, chaning, he is your man. >> and what is your favorite. matthews mcconnell-- mcconnahey. >> who is your favorite? >> do you have a hour? the fact the acadimy declared it unvotable . i declare the oscars unwatchable. it is it an attack on male rack. we are in the middle of a full scale riot. magic mike not

. >> "django unchained", i'm told the screen play is loosely based on mel gibson's voice mail. >> that was bad. >> so mc hammer was busted for obstruction of justice in california over the weekend. he's claiming it was racial profiling though. according to his side of things, he was in his car. he said an officer tapped on his window and asked if he was on probation or parole. >> that would be racial profiling. >> you play the mc hammer card. you know instantly he's not threatening. >> he could beat you to death with his wiener. >> the guy is carrying a weapon with him at all times. [laughter] >> coming up -- kanye west trashes jay-z and justin timberlake's new song. >> plus a toilet overflowed at the oscars. if you look at the photographs, half the lobby is wet. i called 50 people to see what it smelled like and they were like you want me to go sniff the lobby? yeah. >> coming up aaron andrews from the daytona 500. 50 cent walks up and he goes in for the kiss. she looks like she's looking for security. > be righ >> this year's oscars were crappier than usual and

of django who is only 2 1/2 years old. unchain him! [ laughter ] >> i dare say do not take him to see "django unchained." >> bill: i will not do that. frank, you're on it as always. thank you so much my friend. >> great talking to you. >> bill: frank rich, writer at-large for "new york" magazine. nymag.com or follow him on twitter at frankrichny. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." iq will go way up. (vo) current tv gets the converstion started weekdays at 9am eastern. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. >> you are. >> the troops love me. (vo) tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's morning news block. >> you're welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. just be grateful current tv does not come in smellivision. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on current tv. i want the people who watch our show, to be able to come away armed with the facts, and the arguments to feel confident in their positions. i want them to have the data and i want them to have the

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django unchained"." >> i give him points for not getting in a fight with a girl.graded by fighting with bill maher. >> he cannot take a joke. >> he can't. >> he takes himself so seriously. >> it's one thing to be a fame whore. it's another thing to be a fame whore when you know you're going to look bad. >> it's the kind of fame whore that makes real prostitutes to say calm down, dude. >> john: researchers have finally found the remains of of one of the most maligned monarchs in history. it turns out george w. bush has been in crawford, texas this whole time. also, british scientists have identified the bones of king richard iii. the remains finally turned up under a parking lot in lester. they knew he was there were. richard iv, is shakespeare greatest villain. let's throw this to our pallen. was richard iii just rank propaganda. we know he didn't kill those two twins. >> shakespeare was doing the first negative campaign ad. >> do you know what shakespeare wrote about joan of arc? he made her shrewd. >> you're calling shakespeare a hawk? hack? >> i'm calling him a

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. >> jon: and then they went to see django unchained and tried to take the ratification back.inker or no lincoln how are you getting to this now? didn't the release of mississippi burning push to revisit the issue? to be fair they had taken steps towards banning the controversial practice of people owning other people. >> the legislature did sign on in 1995 but cannot file the proper paperwork. >> jon: oh, red tape! they tried to ratify the 13th amendment all the way back in 1995. [ laughter ] inspired no doubt by that year's blockbuster i know what did you 130 summers ago. [ laughter ] then there was the 18-year paperwork malfunction. what did happen with the paperwork. >> their former secretary of dick mulfis failed to send a copy of resolution to the federal registrar. >> jon: classic dick mulfis. i'm sure he meant to file it properly. here is my impression of him mailing it to the federal registrar. oh, i'm so glad we did this. that's really nice. let me put this in the mailbox. [laughter] i imagine that will get there tout suite. who cleaned up the mess? >> the current mi

supporting actor went to christoph waltz for "django unchained". life of pi received four awards including one for the director. the show featured a james bond tribute. this celebration of movie music with past oscar winners like jennifer hudson. and seth macfarlane as the host for the first time. the reviews on his performance are wide-ranging. what may matter most is the ratings. early indications showed they are up. abc news reporting. >> there was plenty of talk about last night's fashions in hollywood. no one aboard better than sean fine, wearing his rgiii stocks on the red carpet. he was nominated for his documentary ""inocente." these are the inspirational rgiii stocks. that's rgiii's adopted a slogan that you see on the socks. that's a statement for the red carpet. a much different scene for people in louisiana. dramatic video of hailstorms that moved into new orleans around the same time the awards ceremony got under way. it lasted about 20 minutes before gave way to rain. now the area is pressing for even more storms later tonight. jacqui

. >> "django unchained", i'm told the screen play is loosely based on mel gibson's voice mail. >> that was bad. >> so mc hammer was busted for obstruction of justice in california over the weekend. he's claiming it was racial profiling though. according to his side of things, he was in his car. he said an officer tapped on his window and asked if he was on probation or parole. >> that would be racial profiling. >> you play the mc hammer card. you know instantly he's not threatening. >> he could beat you to death with his wiener. >> the guy is carrying a weapon with him at all times. [laughter] >> coming up -- kanye west trashes jay-z and justin timberlake's new song. >> plus a toilet overflowed at the oscars. if you look at the photographs, half the lobby is wet. i called 50 people to see what it smelled like and they were like you want me to go sniff the lobby? yeah. >> coming up aaron andrews from the daytona 500. 50 cent walks up and he goes in for the kiss. she looks like she's looking for security. >> be right back. >> this year's oscars were crappier than usual and not just becau

[laughter] >> django unchained. [applause] >> this is the story of a man fighting to get back his woman who has been subjected to unthinkable violence. or as chris brown and rihanna call it, a date movie. ♪ but he's got ♪ high hopes ♪ he's got ♪ high hopes >> tonight's ceremony is being watched by close to a billion people worldwide which is why jodie foster will be up here in a bit to ask for her privacy. captain kirk, what are you doing here? >> i'm here to stop you from doing what you're about to do. the show's a disaster. this is a newspaper headline from tomorrow morning. [laughter] ♪ i will feel ♪ aglow ♪ just thinking of you ♪ and the way ♪ you look tonight >>gretchen: the best part of the night for me was who knew seth mcfarlane had that voice? i liked to listen to him sing all night. >>brian: he's been nominated for grammys. >>gretchen: amazing voice. the digs below the belt, i was laughing out loud. there was one little skit where they were doing alcohol and some drugs. >>brian: i watched towards the end.