Justice League disaster explained by Warner Bros. chapter bonuses
The disaster of the movie "Justice League" received a rather curious explanation. According to The Wrap, citing "trusted sources" at Warner Bros., the haste with which the apparently "raw" movie was released may be due to the desire of the studio management, namely Kevin Tsujihara, to receive an impressive award. One of the unnamed executives of the company said that "few people liked the final version of Justice League, which was being prepared in a terrible hurry, but nevertheless the decision to postpone the premiere was not made. This is all due to the fact that the head of the studio, Kevin Tsujihara, wanted to get his a solid bonus until the end of this year, that is, until the approval of the merger deal between AT & T and Time Warner, since next year he could have already lost his post. Another insider confirmed this information, stressing that the heads of Warner Bros. receive their bonuses for "making good decisions", and the delay in the release of the movie "Justice League" was not one of such decisions. Recall that as a result, the picture started with the worst result among all projects in the DC cinematic universe and was defeated by Western movie critics. The Topic of Article: Justice League disaster explained by Warner Bros. chapter bonuses. |
