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Message: <blockquote data-quote="UngeheuerLich" data-source="post: 9062018" data-attributes="member: 59057">While I don't disagree in general, lets look at this differently:They were willing to spend 60 Millions to promote tha movie.They lost 100 Million, so only 40 Million due to production.If they did not go through the hoop and produced a movie and just spent the 60 Million to advertise the D&D game directly. How long had that effect lasted?HAT is out there doing continous promotion for the game.How much money would continuous promotion of the game cost otherwise.Since it is now a loss to dedict from tax, hiw much money is that worth? Is it the same you can write off for usual advertising?Then, during the corona pandemie, how much had it cost the studio to pay wages if nothing had been produced. How much money was spent for assets that are still of value for the studio, which might find use in a sequel, so those costs are lowered?Alls questions that are not answered by now.Still, no box office success in anyway. But the question is, how much of that money is really lost. How much can be salbvaged.</blockquote>