steven spielberg's 2018 movie adaptation of ernest klein's novel of the same name tells the tale of aeen hero who escapes the dystopian sprawl of a near—future america by spending as much time as possible online in a multiplayer virtual world — a place which mashes up characters and pop culture themes from movies, comics and games. it was another sci—fi novel that coined the phrase metaverse, though — neal stephenson�*s 1992 book snow crash, which also has a hero who's got a crummy light who escapes a crummy life who escapes into a virtual world, the metaverse. hollywood—style vr does sort of exist today, championed by an australian outfit cold zero latency. the closest that we have to free roaming vr is this spatial virtual reality set—up from a company called meatspace vr. i have a backpack here which contains a computer, a vr headset, and this rifle, which has controllers in it. the headset looks for markers on the floor to figure out where it is in three—dimensional space. here, i'm solving puzzles in a mindbending aztec temple in an experience called engineerium. i don't have any

i don't think i will ever be, if i meet steven spielberg, "hey, steven!"m a small town in ireland, you know. nothing happens. i come to l.a. you know, seeing the lights and the flashing cameras and the press and the fans everywhere. do you recall your first -- obviously your first was the "ted lasso" premiere? >> yeah, that was the biggest thing i've ever experienced in my life. it felt a bit of -- it was a whole crazy adventure, it's a miracle i'm here, that's another story. i spent a whole week in mexico, i literally arrived on thursday, premiere 7:00 p.m., i arrived thursday at 1:00, 2:00 a.m. i had my bag, some clothes. dirty, messy. they gave me clothes, thank god. i make it to the premiere. lots of flashing lights and "cristo fernandez!" oh my god. i was meeting so many people. it's something that happened -- i was very happy to see my friend, my cast, catching up. taking pictures with this man, he was kind, kept approaching me, "cristo, i love your work, you're amazing, amazing." "thank you very much." took pictures with him, he was really empatheti

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steven spielberg loaning us rosebud.get better than that. >> reporter: the museum is filled with artifacts from the familiar -- like dorothy's ruby slippers and this typewriter used to write alfred hitchcock's "psycho." >> mother, oh, god, mother. >> reporter: fittingly, the building has two theaters which will show movies daily. it's a museum that seems like a perfect fit for los angeles, but it's one that waited nearly a century for its close-up. >> the academy was founded in 1927. and in 1929, at a board meeting, the founders of the academy stated that they needed to build a film museum. >> and yet it almost took a century. >> it almost took a century. and this iteration launched in 2011. it's diverse. it's inclusive. it's equitable. but it represents film history, i think, in a truer, more accurate way. ♪ >> this museum isn't the only coming attraction this fall. there's plenty of art to see all around the country. jasper johns, for example, will be the subject of an unprecedented show taking place simultaneously at

windows for the rest of their films for 2021 five films come out, those includes marvel and steven spielbergplus, this speaks to the success of the theatrical released of marvel of "sang-chi" which came out. it grossed $162 million worldwide. >> today's announcement shows a shift? strategy after disney simultaneously released "black widow" as well as "cruella." disney's chairman and media and entertainment, he says as conf movie goers continue to improve, we look forward for it. >> that was a record for "sang-chi" and disney was paying attention to that. >> as you point out the number, yes, it was. thank you very much. if you think this announcement is a big win for disney, tony has a way to play it how are you playing the way of mouse? >> i am looking at reopening and restreaming on disney. let's take a look at the chart here on the stock itself the stock struggles since pretty much march i think now is a time for potential break out here now that it has been forming this base the last four months. what we have to look is the river. the consumer discretioner, over the past month or so, we h

>> well, i had a wonderful plan when i watched steven spielberg's "e.t.," and he was a friendly little fella. but we just don't know. we don't know what this phenomenon is. >> all right. richard branson is scheduled to join virgin galactic, a space test next week. jeff bezos plans to be on board his own blue origin spacecraft during the first manned mission later this month. and i know you think that this is a great thing. how does nasa think about itself in the context of private-sector investment in space exploration anits own role? >> more power to these space billionaires. now, they're not going into orbit. they're just going on an 11- or 15-minute ride to the edge of space, have about three minutes of zero g, and then come back. you will start to have private astronauts early next year start going into orbit around the earth. and we will have private astronauts that will come under the tutelage of a professional former astronaut that will visit the space station. so there's a whole new explosion of new kind of uses of space in the private sector. >> spacex rockets built by elon mu

but it also features the real etv extraterrestrial from steven spielberg film.ome star wars flavor with c 3 p o and r 2 d 2 overall. this is just 300,000 square feet of cinematic deliciousness. what's extraordinary about this museum is you fall in love with every aspect of filmmaking and every cracked. i can't deny the fact that you like to me. we've all dreamed of that moment. >> walking up on stage. accepting an oscar giving a speech. well, now you can do it this is the oscar experience and it's an extra ticket at the museum. but let me show you why it's worth it. come i'd like to think of course, my my wife's my fans. all 3 of you out there. >> and tune in to e tonight for the latest on britney spears. big day in court where the courthouse and have legal experts breaking down what it all means for her conservatorship. don't miss it for entertainment tonight. i'm michelle turner. >> cinematic deliciousness. yeah as well. put kevin frazier who never fails bring the heat. as that wraps up properties that by. thanks for being with us this hour. stick around, thou

steven spielberg loaning us rosebud. >> rosebud!amiliar, like dorothy's ruby slippers, to less recognizable pieces like this typewriter, used to write alfred hitchcock's "psycho." >> mother! >> reporter: fittingly, the building also has two theaters, which will show movies daily. it is a museum that seems like a perfect fit for los angeles, but it is one that waited nearly a century for its closeup. >> the academy was founded in 1927. and in 1929, at a board meeting, the founders of the academy stated they needed to build a film museum. >> reporter: and yet it almost took a century. >> it almost took a century. and this iteration launched in 2011. it is diverse, it is inclusive, and it is equitable. but it represents film history in a truer, more accurate way. ♪ >> reporter: this museum isn't the only coming attraction this fall. there is plenty of art to see all around the country. jasper johns, for example, will be the subject of an unprecedented show taking place simultaneously at both the whitney museum of american art in new yo

that's from steven spielberg they're also giving a 30-day exclusive theatrical window for animated film in kanto, which is coming out in november before those films are available on disney plus. now, this change speaks to the success of the exclusive theatrical release of marvel's sche shang chi which came out exclusively in theaters over the weekend. that film grossing $94 million over the holiday weekend it's now grossed $162 million worldwide. >> today's announcement also shows a shift in strategy after disney simultaneously released "black widow" as well as "cruella" on disney plus and theaters it was that release that sparked the lawsuit from scarlett johansson over his kcompensation for those films. disney's chairman of media and entertainment said, quote, as confidence in movie going continues to improve, we look forward to entertaining audiences in theaters. so guys, this is going to be a really interesting one to watch, but those numbers over labor day, wow, that was a record, and disney clearly paying attention to that. >> i know there was a big question as to whether or not t

steven spielberg said please do it. they picked great actors.eiser. he said you and his wife are pretty close. did you ever talk about his issues. >> helen: i think we dealt with every issue either of us had. after seven years, which you can watch the reboot. you can watch it on amazon. was eight years of bringing your issues to the table and turning them into episodes. we know each other pretty well at this point.

totally. [ laughter ] but on a less celestial, more earthly level, we actually had dinner with steven spielbergnd of the first father figure i ever had and remained in my life as such. he calls me his first kid. he held olive and frankie when they were born. you know, he's just in my life. and he's -- >> jimmy: wow, nice. >> he's very important to me. we were sitting around the table, we were having dinner. frankie is exactly my age when i did "e.t." >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> a few months older. never mind action doesn't matter. but he said, frankie, i want you to say this line. alligators in the sewers. and the she did. and then he looked at me like, "yep, she's got it." [ laughter ] and it was so surreal to me, to have that -- ♪ circle of life ♪ moment. it was so trippy. >> jimmy: maybe she'll start putting her head in cement too. [ laughter ] >> if she's a barrymore, she certainly will. it's so funny, i don't think about them being actors. if they want to do that when they're older, i support it fully. but it was a moment where i was like, i can't believe steven's directing my daughter at the sa

steven spielberg's 2018 movie adaptation of ernest klein's novel of the same name tells the tale of ahe phrase metaverse, though — neal stephenson's 1992 book snow crash, which also has a hero who's got a crummy life who escapes into a virtual world, the metaverse. hollywood—style vr does sort of exist today, championed by an australian outfit cold zero latency. the closest that we have to free roaming vr is this spatial virtual reality set—up from a company called meatspace vr. i have a backpack here which contains a computer, a vr headset, and this rifle, which has controllers in it. the headset looks for markers on the floor to figure out where it is in three—dimensional space. here, i'm solving puzzles in a mindbending aztec temple in an experience called engineerium. i don't have any sensation that the floor is moving, but my brain kind of thinks that it is. i can sample shooting stuff in the vr version of blockbuster action franchise far cry. that was intense! with the headset and headphones on, i am completely immersed in these virtual experiences. part of the reason we're hear

we have our first look for the trailer of steven spielberg's "west side story." >> ♪ tonight tonight my first time in new york city. i want to be happy here. i want to make a life, a home. mike: the movie comes out december 10, but you don't have to wait until then if you want to see more of it, gma has the full trailer coming up at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. reggie: speaking a broadway, the roaring return of broadway came with a preperformance show with hamilton cast performing a frank sinatra classic. >> ♪ want to be a part of it, new york new york ♪ reggie: that's for the cool. put together by lin-manuel miranda, with a performance outside the richard rogers theater called ham for ham, they have been doing this for a while now, but they haven't after a while, selling front row tickets. i saw videos online from we kid and other performances opening yesterday where the audience was just going wild at the end. so glad to see it. kumasi: love that. alright, this morning we are hearing from amanda gorman about her sudden rise to fame. she is speaking with robin roberts and of cou

including bruce, the an ma tropic shark from "jaws" and the sled from "citizen kane" on loan from steven spielbergrs with pretend to win their own oscar the museum is set to open next week but we got an early week. here's los angeles reporter ted chen. >> do we need a movie museum >> yeah. because we need to celebrate everything that this town has brought to the world and everything art form has brought to the world in order to bring people together. >> it's not an easy thing. >> hollywood hasn't always brought people together and the museum doesn't shy away from that with documentaries and exhibits showing its history of racism and sexism as well as celebrating when it has been inclusive, including an exhibit showcasing the work of director spike lee. >> i'm suggesting an aspiration to inclusiveness, however imperfect, may be realized is inherent in the art of film. >> there's a lot of racism and oppression in the history of movie-make we want to discuss that and create a safe space for that conversation. >> all of that beneath a glass top concrete sphere designed by the architect who says call i

over his still very young career, our next guest has worked alongside steven spielberg, chris pratt,andood. >> jimmy: did you meet ll cool j? >> kidd. not backstage, we knew each other from before. i took ll cool j's daughter to prom. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: for real? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's a risky move. [ laughter ] >> yeah, no, it was terrifying. i was terrified. >> jimmy: you showed up at ll cool j's house with the boutonniere and all that stuff? >> the boutonniere -- i don't think it was at his house, but he was there. so ll, thank you for being so kind to a very scared teenager. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's already nerve-racking enough, going to the prom, meeting the parents. especially with, you know -- they know what you have in mind. you know? >> we were just going as friends, let me make that clear right now. >> jimmy: you'll tell ll, explain this to ll after the show. [ laughter ] but then when the dad is literally the size of a rhinoceros. [ laughter ] >> totally. >> jimmy: one of the most muscular individuals you'll ever see in your life. >> yeah. no, i think he crushed my ha

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oscar winning director steven spielberg is reimagining "west side story" for the big screen. first time in new york city. i want to be happy here. i want to make a life, a home. ♪ tonight, tonight ♪ >> are you ready? tonight is about family. the first gringo boy who smiles at you. >> i never seen you before. you're not puerto rican. >> is that okay? >> do you want to start world war iii? >> you know, i wake up to everything i know either getting sold or wrecked or being taken over by people that i don't like. >> you keep away from him. as long as you're in my house. >> i'm a grown-up now. i'm going to think for myself. >> tony. >> we need you if we're going to war. >> who are you? friend or foe? ♪ >> if you go with him, no one will ever forgive you. ♪ ♪ >> life matters even more than love. ♪ ♪ tonight ♪ jobina: good morning everyone. we have a lot of slow traffic and our drive times are really a point -- are pointing to. highway 85 to the san jose airport is 11 minutes. we had an earlier crash at walnut creek on southbound 680 that was blocking a lane. speeds are beginning to

had originally been written as a movie, forced steven spielberg to direct.ed a large point in case they're bleeding and you need to tran fuse them. do you know how to start an iv? >> actually, no. >> "e.r." is a hospital show, but it's really an action movie. >> walking wounded. red urgent, yellow critical and black a gurney. >> got it. >> a gurney comes in, people are shouting instructions, climbing on the body and doing cpr and racing off to the surgical suite. >> get that gurney out of there! >> someone wanders in. they're tossing around medical jargon. they don't stop to explain what it is. prep for a peritoneal lavage. i think i know what that is now, but only because i watched a lot of "e.r." over the years. >> you try. but i don't think his heart will take it. >> we can bypass him. >> what do you think? >> you're the attending. >> there was so much information coming at you that i think it made the experience feel as if you had to watch it in the same way that you'd watch a film. you had to stay involved the the whole time. >> come on, ben. hold on, b

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. >> hanks who served as an executive producer alongside steven spielberg for the series will make anlberg and ron livingston. just to name a few of them. the show's host roger bennett explaining the significance of the show, writing, most of these remarkable men are no longer alive to bear witness and tell their stories themselves. it is simply unfathomable to imagine what would happen if their narrative fades. it is set to debut september 9th. the 20th anniversary of the show premiere date. it's going to be great. >>> finally, guys, talk about some fun casting, dwayne johnson, ryan reynolds and gal gadot have a new movie coming called "red notice" about an fbi profiler, johnson, teaming up with an art thief, reynolds, to track down gagot who is an even bigger art thief. >> looking for something specific or browsing. >> you're under arrest. >> oh, my god. read the room. >> you want to arrest me? arrest me. >> i just love it. >> we're work wives. >> we're not work wives. >> sister wives. >> we're not any kind of wives. >> that's wonder woman you're messing with, wow. it is an internat

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steven spielberg's 2018 movie adaptation of ernest klein's novel of the same name tells the tale of ad headphones on, i am completely immersed in these virtual experiences. part of the reason we're hearing so much about the metaverse is because technology like this now exists. richard bartle was there at the very dawn of multiplayer experiences in 1978. he was one of the brains behind the world's first multiplayer virtual world, the text adventure multi user dungeon, or mud. now a professor of computer game design at university of essex, bartles believes there's a specific set of rules which define the idea of the metaverse. ok, so, the metaverse is essentially a marketing concept. we have universes which are self—contained realities, then we have multiverses, which are realities that you can move between, so they're effectively the same reality. and then we have a metaverse, which is all one reality, but it has got a whole bunch of other ones interconnected. so as an example, something like world of warcraft is a universe, you can't take anything into or out of world of warcraft, it'