>This movie cost $300 million to make
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>This movie cost $300 million to make
>This movie cost $300 million to make
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At least 1/3 of the budget was spent on hush money for Ezra Miller's countless victims.
At least he has the decency to cook the baby first.
I saw a headline that it cost them more to release and finish than to just kill it, is that true?
Hollywood accounting is a pathway to many financial situations some consider to be... unnatural.
Hollywood never stops sinking money into a ship.
That's actually pretty common.
Imagine this; you have a low projection for income, compared to cost, but it still covers,say, at worst 50% of all money spent. Then if you were 25% off from finishing it (or even 40%, given how much 10% or 5% could be on those numbers) it's better to finish.
This is ignoring that probably even the worst projection will be higher than that and the fact that actors often correspond a very high share of the cost which you can't "take back". Even if the movie doesn't air, you have to pay them all the same. Ignore all the other salaries; a famous lead can cost millions by himself.
That's just an example, but that's the logic.
Yes because advertising a blockbuster movie gets expensive
Yes, but there's missing context. A movie like this has a lot of prepaid sponsorships from advertising partners. If WB did not release the movie, they'd have to refund all of their partners. This is money they've already used to finish the movie. If this total is greater than the cost of marketing and additional shoots combined, then it makes sense to finish and release the movie. This is the best option, barring sending Ezra Miller back in time to murder his own mom.
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Not even defending it but come on.
Looks like it's the same as with Marvel and it's shitty FF movies: it was made just to not lose the movie rights.
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>is holywood a huge money laundering scam
Its ok. They charged it on the bat credit card.
We’re at a point that superheroes movies are now so stale that Batman & Robin is starting to look alright. Frick me.
Batman and Robin was always alright. You were just an insecure putz as a kid.
That's ice dear