@Moriakum -

@Matador -
Um, 10 years

@bkmeijer - Because she was asked

“As a producer, one way you can gauge success is box office numbers. But with streaming, you might not ever know how many people watched your movie. After Justice League came out, I was hoping for one of those press releases saying it broke a ratings record or something like that.

“Yeah! So was I, by the way.”

“How are you adjusting to that lack of transparency as you dive into streaming, first with Justice League and now with Army of the Dead?”

“ It’s about telling stories and getting your stories to as many people as possible. Yes, there might be an excitement about how it does. Everyone is a little competitive, but they are taking chances on films that would not be getting made. The studios are so focused on big IP and tentpoles, but there is a lot of other content the streamers are getting made that wouldn’t get made if it wasn’t for them. In my experience, the creative freedom and support along the way – not a fight, support — for the director’s vision, has been really great. In terms of the box office, yeah, it’s good to know, but you usually know if people like it or not.

HBO — it’s interesting that they haven’t reported the numbers, but there have been a bunch of articles saying how massive Justice League has been. For us, it wasn’t about that. It was about completing Zack’s vision. Something that because of our tragedy turned into something really ugly and distorted, and having a chance to set it right. The love from the fans for that film and for Zack’s vision and to be able to complete that vision was the why of it for us. That’s been an amazing experience to see people enjoy it and the love. We had been developing this world and Zack’s version of that world for over ten years. It was kind of a weird ending, or lack of ending. So for us, it was a nice way to get closure and also for people to see what it was meant to be.”

Cmon you gotta know by know how much this site cherry picks quotes from articles lol

@bkmeijer - she makes little sense... just from this statement...
" or lack of ending. For us, it was a nice way to get closure"
...so is it a "lack of ending" or is it "closure"???

@JonC - I guess she means she didn't expect it to end this way, but she's glad it ended nonetheless