next up jim carrey is in this. >> loosely based on the children's book. this could be a little bit sillier than the book it's loosely based on. jim carrey inherits six penguins in his apartment and his children and wife come in. this looks like a silly movie. i don't know if it's going to be a lot of fun but for the kids. >> the last time were you here you said to me, you know, jenna, i really enjoy the classics like the pixar movies. that was hilarious. >> i said that last year. and let me emphasize that again. >> now comes "cars 2." >> i'm really looking forward to "cars 2." one of of the most underrated and my personal favorite disney pixar film of all time. larry the cable guy is back. you have michael cane as the spy car. this is a bit unusual but it looks fantastic. another great pixar. it could be a big hit it at the box office looking at over $300 million. >> interesting if you haven't mentioned your website yet which is strange to me, where could we find this? >> you can find any of this at lightscamerajackson.com. so far this summer it's just be

jim carrey, ray romano, will arnette, even ricky gervais will be vying to be dunder-mifflin's new regional manager. who's going to get it? stay tuned. an all new "office" begins at 9:00 tonight. >>> there's a great new app on the market. it helps you with all those loyalty cards, that cvs card, the safeway club card, all those deals. seems like everywhere you go if you want the discount you have to present that card. and remember, stores are keeping track. >> well, i think they're studying consumer buying patterns. they're studying regional preferences. >> okay. so here's where it gets helpful. cardstar. that's the name. cardstar is a smartphone application that lets you combine all of your club cards on your phone. instead of carrying around each individual card, you just take a picture of the bar code on the back of that card, link it to a particular retailer, and done. it stores it on your phone and stores that code. no need to hand over your card or give your phone number to the clerk. the clerk just scans the bar code on the screen of your phone. now, consumers without smartphones can

carrey called the number 23. now, i don't know how this theory works and i never heard of it before people pointed this out to me. and some people had very charitable view of me and so i was referencing to the so-called mathematical problems proposed by the great german mathematician david hillberg and i had never heard of the guy. [laughter] >> this theory why if i said was true, that would put me in a very favorable light. it means i have nothing to do with the title. i mean, i can tell you exactly how the number came up. but then i worry you might be able to get -- you might disappointed by the story. well, 23 actually is a random number. how it came about -- you know, and one day -- i still remember exactly where it happened, you know, there's a station called paddington station in london, the paddington bear, and agatha christie paddington square and i did a poll with my literary agent this irish guy named ivan mulcahey and we looked at each other and we said 20. that's a bit boring, huh? so we started playi

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and also there's this movie with jim carrey called the number 23. now, i don't know how this theory works, and i never heard of it before people pointed this out to me. and some people have different view of me and thought i was implicitly referencing to the so-called 23 mathematical problems proposed by the great mathematician david kilberg in the early 20 center. i've never heard of the guy. [laughter] so this theory by if i said was true what bit me in a very favor of life. i mean, have nothing to do with the title actually. i mean, i can't exactly have the name -- number came out but i worry that you might be disappointed by the story. 23 actually is a random number, how it came about was the working price, 20 things. and one day, i remember exactly what happened. this station in london, agatha christie's for 50. it's a famous location. and i was sitting in this french participatory poll with my literary agent, this irish guy, i've been. we are talking about this and that. and suddenly we looked at each other and said, 20, that's rather boring,

. >> reporter: there will be penguins this summer when jim carrey inherits six of them in mr. popper's penguins. >> could you pass the salt? i'll get it. >> reporter: and apes. the rise of the planet of the apes takes us back to the beginning more than 40 years after the franchise began. it won't just be kids stuff and comics and cartoons at the movies this summer. there are quite a few offerings for grown-up audiences too. >> the one i'm looking forward to is tree of life. >> reporter: premiering at this month's cannes film festival the tree of life stars sean pen and brad pit. >> hit me. come on. hit me. >> reporter: from director terrence mallack. >> he is is a cinematic artist. i don't always like the films but win, lose or draw, he is really trying to push the boundaries of the medium. >> i'm in a very per flexing situation. >> reporter: opening the festival was midnight in paris with owen wilson, the latest film from wody allen. if you're looking for stars.... >> find three different focal points. >> reporter: larry crown tops the list with oscar winners tom hanks and ju