Wesley Morris

I agree.

I think word of mouth is really important.

Now, I don't know.

You know, one of the things to think about here is how much these movies cost to make.

I don't know.

I don't care.

I mean, it's true.

And yet I think that the way that the people at the studios are thinking about whether or not to spend X, Y, Z thing on what, on whatever is how much did they lose making this?

And the only reason I'm bringing up the budget is I'm wondering, do they have to cost this much?

Now, I don't know what everything costs, but if we're talking about something that winds up making $120 million, just like somebody taking a bath on that,

Well, but why just spend so much?

Like, not everything should be an Avatar movie.

Where this man, apparently you can't give him enough money that he can't make you back.

Right?

Right.

I also think that what makes me mad about these budget conversations is...

There's a whole, and I've talked about this before with you, and I know you're with me, but there's a whole universe of movies you could be making for the price of just one of these other films.

There's no rewatchables without this level of film.

There's just no rewatchables.

Right.