is there a premium people will pay in imax and more?ews for the chinese people and us it is not $90 anymore but the average ticket price is north of $15 a ticket. because we have 100 theaters in china right now we have so many more where we're selling those $15 tickets than where we sold the $90 tickets. that was only 13 theaters four years ago. liz: international box-office performance year-over-year was essentially flat. do you think the 2013 film slate, among them, man of steel. you have the next "hunger games" installment, "star trek." will that inspire people to jump into the movie theater you will see the number move up next year? >> i do think so. we announced yesterday "iron man 3" also that we're doing. there is no doubt in my mind international will continue to go up as a percentage of the box-office. it will do it in the regularly movie industry because of a rise of the middle class. the network is expanding internationally much faster than domestically. in 13, i would be surprised to see international for us as well as domes

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to former m i five officer and was unable or any measure shown now of a leap the law enforcement against prohibition and. the report thank you all right and you say there is a third front opened in the global war there is the war on drugs the war on terror and now we have the war on the internet elaborate who benefits from this well i think the military industrial complex benefits the most i mean this is something that president eisenhower talked about fifty years ago but i would not classify it as the military security complex because security is big business and surveillance is big business across the planet it's a sort of race between the governments and the corporate elite trying crackdown on the freedoms that they use those three was to do that as justification you have the war on terror of course the bush about the patriot act and it shredded all civil liberties in the u.k. the war on drugs has been used for the last forty fifty years for exactly the same purpose of global in the schools interventions across the planet

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser you know things are getting hazardous out there lots of toxic derivatives nuclear meltdowns nine hundred micrograms of particulates air so thick you can hardly brave people so fickle lead you can barely stand living next to them the old filled with. a gun idea why don't we just remove all the risk from the world oh that's right because of that risk there would be no frickin capitalism at all. stacey. yes max we're going to talk about risk in this episode in the fact that with derivatives oh bankers think that they have managed to split the atom of risk from the of reward they keep all the reward we keep all their risk and with this i want to first look at this chart from the economist magazine now they asked comments the average person on the street whether or not they agree with the statement it is hard to predict stock prices one hundred percent of a condom is agreed that you cannot predict stock prices only fifty five percent of the general public agreed so forty five percent think you can predict stock prices well yes this is that they're ca

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i saw sky fall on imax. talk about sequels, i loved "the hunger games."urse that will be a sequel. i think it is come out in 2013. you have done films made into sequels like "batman", for example. while you are making "batman" did you think it would be made into sequel? you thinking ahead into the sequel? >> hey, you invest so much money and time in the project you just want to get into the finish line. sequel? sequel? playoffs? sequels, no. you're trying to make the thing work in the beginning. you're putting every ounce of juice and joy into it. the studio is always thinking about that because they're looking to build those franchises. you better not get your accent on the wrong syllable or you will have the what is called a flop. liz: depth don't want the flop. what looks good for 2013 from your experienced eye, peter? >> guess what it sound like. man of steel, sound like a sequel. hobbit, sound like a sequel. "star trek", sounds like a sequel. ironman 3 sound like a sequel. "fast and furious" 6, sound like a sequel. hangover part 3, sounds like a sequ

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welcome to the kaiser report episode number four hundred imax kaiser for four hundred episodes we've been exposing markets finance scandal jamie diamond silver liberation german gold collateral faking zombie banking paper printing the bond apocalypse currency wars oh. yes max all bills above is in the headlines but first i want it is set this up in that you and i watched an interview with the legendary photojournalist who is often a war war reporter don mcallen and he said referring to his time in vietnam he said that he often slept next to corpses and in war one gets used to that and of course kaiser report is a financial war report and it made me realize with all these dead bang see zombie banks and zombie economies it seems that people have gotten use to just the corpses all over the place and they don't even notice the smell any war is done mcallen refer to so of course i have this image of bill's above that's not even a doctored photo it's not a william seven it is the president last week when i fly landed between his eyes and of course either he's bill's above or their corpses

welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time now to go to new york and speak with reggie middleton a boom bust blog dot com reggie milton welcome back to the kaiser report. thank you and as usual it's a pleasure to be back all right reggie middleton you've been writing about the education bubble tell us about well it's a bubble that's very similar to i guess all the other bubbles in history of the developed nation you have an excessive amount of debt chasing funding said that it has in afraid it's value and to offer to six where you the debt is the. system credit system in the u.s. particularly and the assets of the deployments that the loans of funding. the diplomas have both in my opinion and from and a little perspective even inflated a fictitious value and the debt is excessive it's very easy to attain and it's massive it's approaching that of the subprime bubble at its peak which was a roughly about one point three trillion dollars the student loan. debt market is piercing at the trillion dollar mark and increasing by roughly we you know hundred billion dollars or so per. two

welcome to the kaiser report imax guys are you know things are getting hazardous out there lots of toxic derivatives nuclear meltdowns nine hundred micrograms of particulates air so thick you can hardly brave people so sick in bed you can barely stand living next to them though. this. is a good idea why don't we just remove all the risk from the world oh that's right because of that risk there would be no fricken capitalism at all oh. yes max we're going to talk about risk in the south and the fact that with derivatives oh bankers think that they have managed to see.

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser and today's headlines we've got asked that terrell asked japan's ministry of finance we've got a sterling crisis brewing thanks to the british as george as born with a little help of course from the mightily deranged bank of england but first has facebook use your likeness and personal info to promote a fifty five gallon tube of personal lubricant.

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to antarctica to talk with captain paul watson all of this sea shepherd captain paul welcome back to the kaiser report well thank you all right captain paul watson you are down in the southern ocean to stop the japanese whaling vessels from catching their quota but there is a twist to the story this year and that you are also on the run and the japanese are armed with a lots of money from donations and aid that was got supposed to go out of the focus same a disaster tell us about it. they allocated about thirty million u.s. dollars from the tsunami relief fund specifically to target jeopardy and with that money they've thrown when army of lawyers at us they were able to get an injunction against us in the us night because your core which really doesn't mean anything because there are ships are new are currently inductions operating out of a bottle and also we managed to get me on the whole rig this nobody's actually created to my knowledge for trespassing but that's what they're trying to charge me with and he won't be extr

welcome to the kaiser report imax ties are all wrong for our server hector stance the right honorable knight of the banks to round table for services rendered to the reading of global interest rates for failing to arrest the perpetrators of the most brazen broad daylight bank heist don't go away oh yes. stacey. yes max i believe this is a message being sent to those of us like ourselves who are against this corrupt system where crimes are happening across the world whether it's currency crimes school crimes everywhere you look you're seeing these sort of crimes. and there's a war going on so first i want to point to this headline honors list why hector senses knighthood rings hollow factor census career can hardly have been a laugh a minute but the but the track record of the financial services authority simply does not justify knighthoods or any other official honors so hector sounds was with the f.s.a. the financial services authority from two thousand and four to two thousand and ten now max from two thousand and seven until two thousand and ten he was actually the chief executive

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser america is a frickin good lag that's right america is becoming a good leg what does steve jobs the founder of apple have done fifty years in prison for his blue box shenanigans in which he used an authorized on authorized advice to make free phone calls instead of hanging out with the president or of mark zuckerberg had done thirty years for illegally accessing harvard's computer databases to create the first facebook instead of hanging out with the president one of america began sending its best its brightest its innovators and troublemakers not to the moon or to the nasdaq or to the boardroom but to the good leg not to university or to the white house. but to the gulag when it starts doing that you know then that it is in fact a deadbeat nation a gulag mission and a shell of its former self states never yes max this is referring to aaron swartz the internet activist the man responsible for stopping sopa the young man twenty six he killed himself a little bit over a week ago now i've been thinking about the fact that tyranny has been in the news

welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to turn to david else he's a senior research fellow at the open university in the u.k. david l's welcome to the kaiser report it's good to be good to see you now on your bio it simpler dot org you write i think that current p.t.p. file sharing system systems like bit torrent are essentially global economic experiments from which we may observe new economic phenomenon so here we. the file swapping which is relatively narrow. down from bit torrent then what's happening post napster era and you also mention bitcoin ok so burning all those together ok well what's interesting about the way that bit torrent research has been going specifically in the research is because massive deployed systems i mean bittorrent is the largest possibly the largest deployed system that's ever be. measurements can be made because it's an open system so anybody can go in a measure what's going on the loss of data can be collected and that data can be used to understand the kinds of economic transactions are going on within bit torrent now you might think

welcome back to the cows the report imax guys are time now to turn to nick dunbar author of the devil's derivatives there it is the devil's derivatives get a good shot of this this is the book you gonna read also another classic instant classic inventing money making dunbar welcome to the kaiser report thanks much the devil's derivatives this is a key text in understanding how we got to where we are today because it goes back to rivet is and long term capital management which is discussed in this book inventing money also a key. point in the history let's talk a long term capital management for a second and derivatives and what your take this was the huge hedge funds that. collapsed in one thousand nine hundred eight is actually the last time that russia defaulted. and there was a lot of turmoil and the global markets around that time. was seemingly unconnected to all these things but was pulled down by the volatility in the markets and was bailed out by a consortium of the world's biggest investment banks and at the time it seemed that that was a warning shot across the bows of regulat

welcome to the kaiser report episode number four hundred imax kaiser for four hundred episodes we've been exposing markets finance scandal jamie diamond silver liberation german gold collateral faking zombie banking paper printing the bond apocalypse currency wars oh resolve global. yes max zero bills above is in the headlines but first i wanted to set this up in that you and i watched an interview with legendary photojournalist who is often a war war reporter don mcallen and he said referring to his time in vietnam he said that he often slept next to corpses and in war one gets used to that and of course kaiser report is a financial war report and it made me realize that all these dead bang see zombie banks and zombie economies it seems that people have gotten use to just the corpses all over the place and they don't even notice the smell any war.

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welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to washington d.c. and speak with author publisher investor doug casey of casey research is latest book is called totally incorrect doug forrester thoughts on the official statement from the german bund to spank that they will be repatriating all of their gold held in france and twenty percent of their us held reserves casey it makes all the sense in the world actually. it made sense in the past when the russians were there when the east germans were there to diversify geographically their gold but it serves no useful purpose to store these go there gold with. foreign central banks which actually they have no reason to trust again we've got a move around the world central banks are repatriating gault as part of what some are calling the currency war it appears as though all the central banks printing lots and lots of money chileans of dollars of fat currency is making the central banks nervous and they right to be nervous yes they should be nervous because the assets of most central banks in the world a

imax guys are welcome to the kaiser reporting welcome to twenty third team you know more than one hundred thirty years ago the outlaw jesse james when robbing a train you to tell the passengers and i quote we're not ordinary we're bold robbers the victims loved it and almost every single one of the victims killed was unarmed yes the population adored it today the likes of jamie diamond and lloyd blankfein similarly enjoy celebrity status as bold robbers an armed you know it's a pal these and pension funds across the world cheeky jamie lovable lloyd are heroes to many a young hoping to be a derivative slinging financial murderers in the high frequency. or teen the year however of the banking death we will see the democracy of the outlaws in the law in order to restore to all our planes of finance that is my production for twenty third states. max welcome to twenty thirteen we haven't got to sleep yet have we. got it. well the first headline we're going to cover is a good omen for twenty thirty that's about when i think for lovable lloyd and adorable jamie u.b.s. libel or manipulation deser

welcome to the kaiser report episode number four hundred imax kaiser for four hundred up a says they've been exposing markets finance scandal jamie diamond silver liberation german gold collateral faking zombie banking paper printing the bond apocalypse currency wars oh. yes max so bill's above is in the headlines but first i want is set this up in that you and i watched an interview with the legendary photojournalist who is often a war war reporter don mcmullen and he said referring to his time in vietnam he said that he often slept next to corpses and in war one gets used to that and of course kaiser report is a financial war report and it made me realize with all these dead bang see zombie banks and zombie economies it seems that people have gotten use to just the corpses all over the place and they don't even notice the smell any war is down the colon refer to so of course i have this image of bill's above that's not even a doctored photo it's not a william seven it is the president last week when i fly landed between his eyes and of course either he's above or their corpses around

imax pageant welcome to the kaiser reporting welcome to twenty third team you know more than one hundred thirty years ago the outlaw jesse james when robbing a train you to tell the passengers and i quote we're not ordinary thieves were bold robbers the victims loved it and almost every single one of the victims killed was unarmed yes the population adored him today the likes of jamie diamond and lloyd blankfein similarly enjoy celebrity status as bold robbers of unarmed you know sapelo these and pension funds across the world cheeky jamie lovable lloyd are heroes to many a young hoping to be derivative slinging financial murderers in the high frequency trading and dark pools is twenty thirteen the year however of the banking death penalty we will see the democracy of the outlaws of the law and order restored of all our players of finance then.