it is a huge market for imax. >> yes. it continues to be a huge market for imax.verall we are excited about a number of factors in china so far this year. we signed 83 do deals, 238 deals last year. signings leads to network growth. network growth is the foundation of our business. it sets the table for future leverage of box office and to take advantage of the movies when they come out. our customers have basically -- are signing on and they have got a significant vote of confidence. studios are coming to us and we are doing many movies with them. we are very happy about the foundation and fundamentals of our business in terms of network growth. we are going to continue to do that, continue to persevere that way, and the box office will take care of itself. kathleen: give us a thumbnail sketch of your history, how long imax has been in china, what the growth has been like, and to what extent you tailor make your movies and more to the chinese filmgoer, watcher? >> a great question. we have been in china for a long time. our first theater opened in china in 2001.

will imax remain opposed that you can watch films in your house at the same time they appear on imax> that specific model we don't like so we're a very innovative company so coming out december 1st we did a film with marvel. marvel did a tv show called "inhuman." released in imax and three weeks later on the abc television network. we don't like the netflix day and date model but, on the other hand, it's a changing world and you need to be open to new technology. >> we have to go here in a second i was reading the other day that dunkirk is exhibited in six different formats including something called laser protection and xenon protection. what's that? are we slicing and dicing it >> when xenon is the first generation of digital projection which replaced film and laser is another iteration on the cutting edge. >> am i going to notice a difference >> you will. at lincoln square at 68th and broadway and check it out and tell me what i though >> i missed the first 20 minutes. >> he was watching the golf. >> british open got in the way "dunkirk" is much more entertaining. >> thank you for

you have to see this film in imax.ou have two of the best options in the country. lockheed martin they will have this gigantic over six story imax screen. >> where is lockheed martin's film. >> the at the national air and space museum. >> it will fill the entire imax screen. there is nothing moral immersive than that experience in your entire life. hans simmer's score is the leading character of the film is minimal dialogue its one hour 47 minutes long which is also very interesting for a world arworld war ii film. nolan tells the story through three time lines nonlynn rally cut together. the beach in the movie everything on the beach is one week long. everything on the boats is one day long. everything in the air is one hour long. it's all cut together showing you the perspectives, objective viewpoint. one of the best films i've seen in year. five out of five. you have to see this things in. i max. and nolan did films like interstellar inception dark night trilogy. he's the greatest. he's amazing. so it is a masterpie

see it on the largest imax screen you can possibly find. it is a masterpiece. >> let me get the take away here, you liked this film. >> a little bit, kind of, not really, mike, it was okay. >> just real quick, you said, how many out of five stars, we had stars on this week. >> i want to see this. >> girls trip. >> i loved this movie, so much , tipty hadditch, she will be biggest star in the planet after this opens up. she's so funny, four women traveling to the essence festival in new orleans, it is very, very r rated and let me tell you this, is there a scene in this film that is so funny that i was laughing for five minutes afterward, it is one of the most raunchy and i cannot believe it got passed the r rating. i think this thing should be n c17 because of this scene. it is crazy. it is crazy. >> what? >> you'll see. >> did it involve jada? >> all i will say it involves fruit, i can just say that. >> okay. >> not egg plant. >> i'm in the saying anything else we're on tv. >> i will text him and say is this brody allowed, sit borrowed a lo

i think i would go back and see it as well in imax. watch it in imax. >> jimmy: really?hing i liked about it, i saw the 70 millimeter. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you can hear the projector, going like -- [ imitates 70 millimeter ] >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: so that was going -- [ imitates 70 millimeter ] and i was going -- [ panting ] [ laughter ] yeah, you can hear the sound effects. >> the cameras when you're filming, they're quite loud. >> jimmy: you can. >> they hear -- [ imitates 70 millimeter ] >> jimmy: oh, of course because it's real film. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but, man, oh, man. christopher nolan, how is he? is he just a tricky guy? >> i mean, i'm such a fan of his. >> jimmy: yeah, me too. >> and i'm just such of so many people who worked on this film, and it just felt like such a -- i felt so lucky to be there, to be honest. >> jimmy: well, what a great story, and it's moving, and i just didn't really know anything about it. if you see it, it's basically what the idea is these soldiers are basically trapped. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and the germans are just killi

a record 70% of the movie was shot with imax cameras nolan says that dunkirk in imax is like vr without the goggles, and "dunkirk" is the widely released in 70 millimeter which is the highest quality in 25 years. with the u.s. box as of down 1% so far this year there's hope that "dunkirk" showcasing the large format will revise interest in movie going sort of like 3-d did a decade ago. i'm going to be seeing the movie in imax. worth noting that imax tickets are more expensive and that's another factor that could boost the box as of higher guys, back over to you. >> have you seen it, bill? >> maybe i'm very intrigued to see it, yes. >> thank you, julia. >> tune into "closing bell" on monday, everybody. we'll break down the numbers from this weekend's becomes office with imax ceo richard gelfond. >>> 20 minutes left in the trading session here the dow is down 54 points. verizon denying claims that it's slowing down customer speeds of netflix and youtube. we'll talk about whether that could force content companies to pay up to internet providers later on "closing bell." >> and you may know

if you have a chance go to a 70 mm imax theater.l tweet a link where you can find these, you want to see it on the biggest screen possible, it is an immersive experience, the cast is incredible, the action is done in camera, not a lot of computer, kenneth bronner, tom hardy, takes place over three timelines which imagine inception meets saving private ryan where you have this war film with its incredible story. it is absolutely brilliant, masterpiece. one of the stars of the film, and being part of it, how they shot these underwater scenes and how experienced he gives his actors. >> how does that work when shooting a scene like that? >> filming and in between, the action was so intense and quick. chris creates worlds where you don't feel you have to act that much. you never feel you are in this massive scene. he is right next to the camera and it carries you, you get carried away. >> hans zimmer's score, it is about the music and experience, one hour and 47 minutes long which is a sit strangely for a film taking place in world war i

it's been -- i've been watching imax sometimes you have to get out the old knife to realize what imax is doing. that's a difficult catch to me i think the stock is going 18, 17 before it bounces because it's just, the numbers aren't there. if you can handle that level of pain, i can't. john in new york john >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah >> caller: my question is on 12st century fox fox news has added revenues of 3.5% of total company revenue and it took a hit last week. they saved 9 billion of excess cash this kwoumd two of the best value investors buying at these prices what do you think? >> i think it's fine neither here nor there i don't think it has a compelling story to sell or buy. it's a neutral without a catalyst okay let's understand the netflix situation. you do not get to be the n in fang for doing nothing netflix has the perfection equation for growth and that's why it's hitting record highs. not too late to buy. still more "mad money" ahead as the economy moves from bricks to clicks this player thinks it has a unique access to exploit do you think the fancy firms ha

this place has been built by imax.r giant cinema screens, which is probably why the foyer in its new virtual reality experience centre looks a bit like a cinema. here, players purchase tickets to try out a variety of different vr experiences. each one of these pods has got more than enough space in it for any virtual reality experience that requires the player to move around quite a bit. this space is, in effect, a modern version of a video games arcade. cables connecting the headset to a computer are fed overhead to avoid the player tripping up on them. so the game i am playing here is basically a wave shooter, there are just waves and waves of robots attacking me, and i have to fight them off. from what i am wearing on my back, i can feel a little bit of rumbling when the gun goes off. so far, so straightforward, but are some experiences in here pushing beyond normal vr? what they have built is a little bit of set here. this is a helicopter. it is a tie in with the new tom cruise mummy movie. so i am sat on the side

there are plans to destroy the imax theater to make way for a bigger cafeteria. the imax screen is the largest in the nation. >>> assignment investigation uncovers huge holes in semi trailer safety. it's our special series, big rigs, big rips. now, after our story aired, one of the most powerful men in washington is pushing for change. >> reporter: the insurance institute for highway safety told us hundreds of deaths in tractor-trailer accidents every year could be prevented. but, the iihs says the federal government has failed to do what is needed to save those lives. now after we started looking into the problem, u.s. senate minority leader charles schumer says he will take action. he announced friday he is calling on the federal government to require truck trailers be equipped with high energy absorbingrearguard and side rearguard, which can prevent accidents like this one, where a vehicle slides underneath a trailer one, crushing the passengers inside. iihs says crash tests show many of the rearguard on the road today, even the ones that meet the current fede

a series of imax films that show our planet from space.e also have these really great workshops. one is a 3d workshop that's going to start in mid-july and go through august, so you'll have--you'll be able to do a 3d workshop in which you get to build different kinds of space-related things. and in addition, we'll have another workshop that will help you build these solar-observing pieces. and we also have this really cool thing, it's like a--it's like a cool area for very young experimenters that we're going to have for young scientists to learn about engineering and learn about the solar eclipse. but during the engineering part, they get to build things with lego bricks. and so, that's for kids eight and under, and that's going to be at the museum in a special area that we'll have available for that. let's not forget our night skies at the observatory program, which is twice a month, july and august, in which our rooftop observatory is open for visitors to come get a look at really great objects in the night sky like jupiter and saturn.

see it in imax. >> you're hardly talking about who's behind it. >> a lot of stars. >>> next to another spectacular extravaganza set in the future from luke besson, the director of "the fifth element" comes valerian and the city of a thousand planets. in the 28th century, they head a team of special ops. they have to locate a dark force that threatens the universe. >> okay. what's the surest way there? >> north-northeast, 113 degrees. >> 70, 80. 90. that leads me straight into a wall. >> you said you wanted the shortest way. ♪ >> so, valerian is starring cara delevingne and rihanna. scoring a splat on rotten tomatoes. it is called a movie for science fiction fans who wish every minute of "star wars" was the cantina scene. but in terms of visual splendor, >> it's supposed to be the best visual movie ever. >> yeah. but it sounds like dunkirk is >>> this morning on "world news now." after nine years behind bars, o.j. simpson will be a free man. >> the nation once again transfixed as simpson's fate hung in the balance. what we are learning about his de

. >> at the imax. >> at the imax. the soldier said, what are you doing? go home.role? >> a very famous group of people in england, the thousand or more men who were to go across on any available boat they could find and help ferry the soldiers on the beach from the bigger boats because the water is so shallow. there's a man in a canoe and they shout down what are you doing down there. he said i've got one seat in the back. >> there were thousands on the beach waiting. >> they were hoping to get 30,000. we got we're so success elf with war in england, we've got an imperial museum. there were lovely recordings made before the men who walkpas away. i went over and listen. >> listened to what? >> the tone is selflessness and they believe in communal effort. it's a little different than now. >> answer answering the call of duty. >> answering the call of duty. knowing what they did. they weren't told they were going to be bomb and shot up. they were told there were men who needed to be rescued. so it's important to know what your character could know or might not know.

i recommend imax to go see it. i mean, either way, go see it in theaters.ank you. >> jimmy: and you do one of these scenes in there, it's a a zero gravity. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you're just kind of floating around in the back, and wrestling, and flipping -- this is my acting. this is what -- [ laughter ] this is why i don't -- this is why i don't get cast in any movies. like it's the mummy! it's the mummy, it's the mummy! [ light laughter ] that's why i'm a better audience than i am an actor. [ light laughter ] [ talking over each other ] yeah, they're coming at me and scaring me, yeah. but it really is -- >> a whole universe that universal, its dark universe -- these films, i remember seeing as a little kid in black and white on television. and they're films from the '30s. and it's these monsters, that are the universal -- that established universal pictures as a viable film compan "dracula." >> "mummy," "frankenstein," "dracula," so they have this idea to create a universe of their monsters for a modern audience. and they came to me and asked me to be a

now you can see her in the big new summer blockbuster film "wonder woman," which is in theaters and imaxtleman, here she is, gal gadot. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks for being here. i didn't know if we were bowing, hugging, hive-fiving, or doing both. >> everything. >> jimmy: now before we play box of lies, i want to get in your head a little bit. i want to get to know you better. i want to see if you're lying about anything or how well you are at lying. >> all right. >> jimmy: i don't know much about you. >> okay. >> jimmy: i know of you. >> okay. >> jimmy: you are wonder woman. yes. >> seems to be. >> jimmy: this is a big -- this is a big deal. >> you know it's this, i wake up every morning and telling myself -- no. i was lucky enough to land the role of "wonder woman." yes. >> jimmy: did you -- has it sunken in yet? because -- i mean there's a a giant billboard in times square that's bigger -- of you. >> i know. i went there last night. >> jimmy: did you really? >> we just got here last night. we went straight to times square and it was just surreal. >> jimmy: you looked

to break new ground visually, seen in the air, dog fights in vintage aircraft captured in flight by imaxre's a lot of planning and preparation to get the camera right where the pilot would be. right over his shoulder. a romanian plane with two cockpits with the camera on the wing with the real pilot behind and the actor in front. >> so you are telling tom hardy this. >> exactly. >> i'm going to put you up in a romanian plane. >> you get shots that have never been done before. and really as a film maker you are trying to give the audience an experience they never had before. >> all of nolan's craft seeking to ensure that blood endures as the drama shot where the real events happen. it's 77 years later not lost on the actors. >> you could feel the history under your feet. there was a feeling. an erieness to the place that i think everyone was very aware of where we were. >> for "nightline" i'm chris conley in los angeles. >> thanks to chris conley and "dunkirk" hits theaters this friday. coming up here on "nightline" new behind the scenes video from the next installment of "star wars" our

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imax keyser one more of my guide to financial survival this is on a device used by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these hedge funds are simply not accountable. to the. destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get in for. i'm lindsey francis's big boss broadcast live around the world from washington d.c. tonight japanese airbag manufacturer adds millions more cars to its recall and replace plants after even more of its faulty life saving devices were found also the boyle bank of scotland's got customer woes of a different sort as it settled for five point five billion dollars with the u.s. over the mis selling of mortgage backed securities also federal reserve chair janet yellen begins two days of testimony my guest former us pretty clear from ourselves and comes in in breaks it down for us there must starts right now stand by. the royal bank of scotland set to pay out five point five billion dollars in a massive settlement in the united states this resolves claims regarding the issuance of underwriting of approximately thirty two billion dollars

see it in imax 3-d only for that scene.ick keno score is that spider-man fans will love this film. i gave it a 4.5 out of five. go see it. >> hm. >> if you're a spider-man fan. >> we don't have time now kevin but ruminate on this. is it better than wonder woman? don't answer. we'll talk about. >> yeah. >> or answer. >> it's not. >> there we go. thanks kev. >> it's up there. >> we'll check back. get some sleep friend. >> all right. >> all righty. >> i don't know how he does it. if i had an hour and a half sleep, my goodness. >> getting a 45 minute nap in here before next hour. >> exactly. >> crazy kev. all right, let's get you offer to the weather forecast this morning 'cause we are tracking just a couple of light showers coming through the d.c. region this morning. mostly northern montgomery and prince george's county headed into an arrundel county. few more out to the west. we can't totally rule out one popping up here through the morning hours until we get this little piece of energy eney at this time through here. once i

the film was tailor made for imax a record 70% of the movie was shot with imax cameras nolan saying imaxt the goggles, and 70 millimeter which is the highest quality we've had in 25 years. with the u.s. box office down about revive interest in movie going the way 3-d did about a decade ago. i'll see it in imax and i'll have to tell you if it feels that much more intense than a regular movie. >> we'll talk to you on monday about it you should give us a, you know, two thumbs up or what did those guys used to do. >> rotten tomatoes. >> thank you all right. thank you. if you ever want to take a game of thrones themed trip here's your chance. how about for about 2,200 you can travel the 7 kingdoms, travel comparison site created an itinerary for fans to fly to some of the sites of the show including moroco, malta, i want to be an ambassador there. croatia, scotland. and the price however does not include the cost of lodging. >> i think you can sort of say it but not say it. >> when we return, when we return jim cramer live from the new york stock exchange. his take on today's top stories when

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time matter go to our man in mexico city john mill ackerman author and journalist welcome john thank you max welcome to mexico city great to have your man assents asked dick as our home away from home soon to be our home our home yeah would love to just move here why not they trooped when they do us elections probably because of mexico not only domestically calling them racist but your president afforded him an audience with a head of state making him look presidential talk about this. exactly president mexico to complain and yet though played an instrumental role in bringing trump to the white house people talk about you know russian influence in the elections but actually they had to think that really influenced and in the u.s. election was the mexican president and they get painted yet though a invited donald trump in the middle of the electoral campaign on august thirty first two thousand and sixteen and this invitation per trump to come to mexico city you serve two purposes on one hand it may trump looked like he was a statesman and meeti

welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to turn to guillermo barba economist and journalist here in mexico city again a welcome back no welcome you welcome back thanks nic again you know i was and i think. walking on this morning open i got excellent like at night you know i learned there. to watch the pyramids of course they executed forty up to forty people a day yes well they say that many people die many people executions actually i couldn't help but think if we could only take this approach to banks and bankers yeah you should do the same with them of the politicians maybe you can pull it yeah just think about it they've got the pyramid and also no more they need a more severe punishment because you know a lot of impunity here in this country and we need to do something you know what do you but a ten year old girl and all you already have an eight year old you're got the facilities already built right there you know where i mean everything is ready we only have to yes do they do the right job i think well we can talk more about that later but let's get into some economi

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser oh it's so dramatic it's script it's happening now it's in real time it's phenomenal stacy what is this whole thing well of course we're still in the summer solutions that max and there are many solutions needed for the crypto space of course because now we have this big block sized debate it's been going on for a few years but now it's actually open towards some say and there could be a fork there could be a hard fork that could be a thaw fork there's so many different issues going on in the next week or two general back in the one nine hundred ninety s. during the dot com boom we had something toward the end there called the y2k which was this big phantom menace that plague the dot com industry for months and then it came and went and it was a big nothing burger i have a suspicion that this is the y2k nothing burger of twenty seventeen but let's get more insight but i also want to say before we go to jeremy who is our guest i do want to say another issue that we are going to address in this episode of summer solutions as a twenty six minute epis

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser oh it's so dramatic it's script it's happening now it's in real time it's phenomenal stacie what is this whole thing well of course we're still in the summer solutions that max and there are many solutions needed for the crypto space of course because now we have this big block sized debate it's been going on for a few years but now it's actually open towards some say and there could be a fork that could be a hard fork that could be a thaw fork there's so many different issues going on in the next week or two general back in the one nine hundred ninety s. during the dot com boom we had something toward the end there called the y2k which was this big phantom menace that plagued the dot com industry for months and then it came and went and it was a big nothing burger i have a suspicion that this is the whites who came nothing burger of twenty seventeen but let's get more insight but i also want to say before we go to jeremy who is our guest i do want to say another issue that we are going to address in this episode of summer solutions as a twenty si

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser this is a continuation of our summer solutions series and in a moment we'll be talking with j.p.s. the telly of the news vandal dot com but first stacy you know tromp one twenty sixty election and the slogan was make america great again we've kind of adapted this to make america a nomics again kind of a play on this he won in places like the rust belt of michigan and pennsylvania wisconsin. one can assume these voters were hoping for jobs yes on the campaign trail he promised jobs and plants enough to enter a deal as the reason they have no jobs he's calling it maggie nomics he's actually come out one of his economic advisers and i'm calling maggie nomics and a.g. a make america great again we've kind of picked it up for this whole theme this year is that twenty seventeen summer solutions and make bitcoin great again and make this great again make that it great again and so the real issue how trump won with that massive not only did he have a better message make america great again hillary of we keep on forgetting what it is that something like

imax keyser one more of my guide to financial survival this is the edge on its way to my shoes by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these hedge funds are simply not accountable and we're just getting more and more to the. totally destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get informed as. time after time say we're going underground sixty four years to the day fidel castro and jacob are launched the cuban revolution against u.s. dominance in the western hemisphere coming up on the show forty eight hours since the i.m.f. downgraded u.k. growth forecasts we speak to self-confessed i.m.f. . join perkins about a new liberal weapons of mass destruction and after last night's stormy meeting between survivors of the file and a jury's and they appointed judge we speak to the last residents of an estate about to be allegedly socially cleansed between a rock and a hard place i'm from the headlines discover a plan for a basic income socialism the next generation all of them or going up in today's going underground but first hundreds of palestinians have been wounded

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser this is a continuation of our summer solutions series and in a moment we'll be talking with j p s the tele of the news vandal dot com but first stacy you know tromp won twenty sixteen election and the slogan was make america great again we've kind of adapted this to make america a nomics again kind of a play on this he won in place. welcome back new dash cam video footage has been released showing police shooting a man forty five times in america's atlantic city in twenty fourteen the killing took place following a car chase through four cities after the man refused to be searched by offices please people and some of the images we're about to show you are disturbing. are the police officers seen firing as soon as the man who was armed and also high on the drug p.c.p. when he got out of the vehicle we can of course show you all of the images but the officers continue shooting long after the man stopped posing a threat and we discussed what happened with a peace activist he told us stood.

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser love it so yeah i would like to resume our conversation now with columnist and economist alexandra and i don't know welcome back thank you very much all right we were covering the entire mexican economy as stagnating we talked about why the previous episode you know the money is doesn't seem to drop to the bottom line it goes off shore basically so rid of corruption panama papers revealed etc it's worse than that i mean you have a policy package that conspires against growth and you've been implementing the sponsored purpose for three decades if you consider that the main priority of the mexican policymakers since one thousand nine hundred eighty two was to control inflation. then you will have the explanation of why the mexican economy's things because how do you control which the mexican palsy maker following the i.m.f. or the world bank of the russian the consensus said it's very easy we will control aggregate demand how do you do that compress wages if you look at wages and makes you think we just have stagnated in the u.s. they were i

welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to turn to economist a columnist at one hundred l. alondra welcome thank you very much max great to have you on here we are in mexico city were meeting lots of interesting folks and we've got incredible opinions about a number of different issues but first tell us a little bit about yourself well i'm an economist that i worked at. just recently retired and i write a weekly column at lahore not on economic issues mostly the global economy mexico america definitely it's been a hot issue during the recent election in the united states one of those issues is the wall. to wall he says solar panels will reduce the cost of mexico to build this wall your thoughts on the economics and politics of the wall well i think this is more a campaign style of rhetoric that trump you all along the campaign trail we need to see. most more important than what he's going to do with nafta because i mean the wall the rhetoric is also related to he's negotiating nafta or changing or retooling or whatever and so this is a christian the major concern for the