Also, it seems he has had quite a successful career in making good selling films. With basic math, Davis Entertainment, the ones also involved in the Spyro movie, has spent 1.3 billion in budget, BUT, made 3.1 billion in the box office (and i guess dvd's too).
This equals to around $1.8 billion in revenue in the company's middle aged time line.
It seems Davis and his company know how to spend money to make money. Yes many might hate the movies too, but the numbers do not lie.
I also notice that most APC trailers come out within a ONE MONTH period, like the Garfield cartoons. I think the teasers are just made if they have time or if they want too.
And like what (Gwenio was it?) a forum member and I have said before, they spent the money to make the money and it's too late to pull back. Finish the job, release it, and hope it does well.
Basic Economics everyone. Plus, $300 million isn't bad for a "bad" (I thought it was more cheesy than bad
