James Maslow

I mean, it's free press.

But in the world of film and TV, you can't guarantee anything.

Unless we were to put up the $15 or $20 million it would take to make the movie, which doesn't make sense for us.

It's not our business.

Right.

There's no way to guarantee it's getting made.

Having said that, we are working on it.

We hope to make it.

We've spent years at this point developing it.

So I will say that our show in Intuit Dome the other night, we did have some buyers from some big places come and watch the show.

So hopefully that helped move the needle a little bit.

And maybe it's something we could film next year.

You can make a movie for two million bucks.

You can make a movie for 400 million bucks.

Depends on what you're trying to make.

I think Mission Impossible, the recent one, was like 400 million.

Like crazy.

The Avatars, I think it was over a billion dollars over three movies or something.

And then independent movies, I mean, there are people that still make movies for half a million or even less.

But we would be somewhere, I'm just kind of guesstimating in that 20 million range based on the effects we want, based on the locations, based on the scale that is necessary to deliver the product that we need.