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archedsoul posted...

That could be, but in the GQ interview, he's pretty upfront about it being a bad move and very costly with endless revisions, but that he ultimately likes the challenge.

He mentions 3rd or 4th, which are Titanic and The Force Awakens/Infinity War at around the $2 billion mark.

I think he's the one person who can actually aim that high and not be laughed out the room.

Sure but in order to get that headline you have to assume that he's had that conversation recently, that he knows off the top of his head what the top 5 highest grossing movies are and that this anecdote was meant to be precisely accurate.

This is an issue with internet reporting in general. A statement in an interview is not supposed to be used to figure out what a movie needs to make a return. Obviously it's an expensive movie but this was not him 'admitting' that the movie needs to make 2 billion.