bring the picks for us here imax. the business of the box office is planning board and the talk about that in the next segment. and 3 d has been booming as well. there at the right place at the right time. for one other reason the cost of disturbing a digital film as lord and the cost of disturbing a print film something like 45,004 traditional film and 604 diddle mort imax digital and we did more profit for imax. hundred and 23% return. i sure think it does. we just did a secondary offering and paying down debt. we participated and we think the economics make sense. the money from offering estate in terms of joint ventures. because they are expensive to put those a lot of retail and real-estate to put those big screens up. suddenly the economics work very well. another pickier broadband access to the big thing here is mi why fight these orders $100 million on the books already in is only a few months in. essentially a wife i so if you're traveling with your wife and kids 5 mobile the first prom our group there will b

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. >> the next one is imax. you guys really know how to call it. calling it a leisure company.such a great technology. it really, when you go, it's such a great experience. why isn't this company doing better than it is? >> it is doing better. they've gotten 273 this year. >> but it has struggled for years. are we finally now going to see it fulfill its hope that we've had all these years? >> that's the key is that they've gone digital from the end of last year to know. and there's a huge opportunity for them. they can do 1,000 movie theatre over time. we think to about 90 million within about two or three years. >> you don't like garman. why? >> we think this is like a calculator. it's a great product, but as smart phones really take off, that's really going to hurt them. it trades at a market multiple, yet revenues are declining. >> it's up now. >> it's done well in the recent past. we think that over time -- >> the argument is that people now have a gps on their i-phone and don't need a garmin product. >> and phones like the i-phone, the screen is just about as large as a ga