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<blockquote data-quote="Belen" data-source="post: 9576448" data-attributes="member: 1405">Total revenue versus the final profit after expenses are different. They only got 60% of the cash from the first week of release and then the theaters got ever more percentage of the take. Additionally, they took out a loan to buy the property and owed interest on it so that added expense to the sale.I think they made only 400 mil on TFA with 2 billion in tickets. The rest of the films made much lower net revenue.They also failed to add the expenses of the TV shows against the property (fancy accounting).The reality is that they may not have made enough yet to pay off the initial loan. They had to make X profit by a certain date before extra interest kicked in.It has been interesting to watch it all but the finances are a migraine.Anyway, I think it is off topic, so back to our favorite discussion, World of Dungeons.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Belen, post: 9576448, member: 1405"] Total revenue versus the final profit after expenses are different. They only got 60% of the cash from the first week of release and then the theaters got ever more percentage of the take. Additionally, they took out a loan to buy the property and owed interest on it so that added expense to the sale. I think they made only 400 mil on TFA with 2 billion in tickets. The rest of the films made much lower net revenue. They also failed to add the expenses of the TV shows against the property (fancy accounting). The reality is that they may not have made enough yet to pay off the initial loan. They had to make X profit by a certain date before extra interest kicked in. It has been interesting to watch it all but the finances are a migraine. Anyway, I think it is off topic, so back to our favorite discussion, World of Dungeons. [/QUOTE]

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