[Rdd]

Looks like what I said was happening- a lot of high profile creatives were cancelling meetings with Warner Brothers. After all, who wants to spend years of their life working on something to find it shoved in a vault so fat cats can get a tax break?

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I read the director had spent 18 months in the UK away from his family, which is a massive sacrifice to make to find out was all for nothing.

Going to be some amusing karma if the movie ends up making a lot of money for the company that buys it and WB don't see it.

To be fair, it’s not “all for nothing”, he’s still getting his agreed pay cheque for the job, as are all the cast and crew. That doesn’t make it any less disheartening to see your work not released for the public to enjoy, of course.