Dan Farah

It's a process.

It's a hard creative process.

But this was the hardest creative process because there could have been a four and a half, five hour version of this movie that 10 people would have watched because it would have been too long.

More than 10 people would have watched it.

Yeah, more than 10 people would have watched it.

But there's a huge population that will not watch a movie if it's over two hours.

Or they'll doze off, or they'll watch it in parts.

Then it's a series.

And series, I don't think series have the same cultural impact as movies.

They just don't.

I agree.

They don't have the same staying power.

They're not as evergreen.

And a standalone movie, it's a lot to ask someone to watch a whole series.

If you ask your friends, honestly, how many series they start and don't finish, it's going to be majority.

I mean, I had the thought, of course, but then I was just like, no, that's just not going to make the same impact.

But a movie, you know,

Yeah.

Someone tells you someone, you know, I see it all the time.

People say, my friend told me to watch the disclosure and like, you know, I went home and I watched it that night.