>budget: $2 million
Fucking how? It had tons of vehicles being destroyed, a building getting demolished, constant set changes and dozens of people being gruesomely maimed, 50 Sharlto Copleys on screen at the same time
>>71670483
no recognizable actors that's how
No big actors, the thing was filmed on like GoPros or something and there wasn't any real lighting or complicated equipment necessary. They basically hired a bunch of stuntmen and strapped cameras onto them.
Most of the big budgets goes on paying the stars. Destroying a vehicle costs jack shit.
It was made in Russia so they didn't have to worry about safety regulations or anything
Sharlto Copley said he nearly killed one of the stunt men
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>>71670582
Cloverfield was filmed on GoPros and had no recognizable actors and that cost $25 million.
It was filmed in some godforsaken Slavic hellhole and populated with godforsaken Slavs.
>>71670664
It wasn't on GoPros, it was also in New York and had a big CGI monster
>>71670664
It was shot with one of Sony's cameras actually. It also had a lot of expensive CGI, was shot in New York and had an expensive media campaign for it.
no hollywood producers
>>71670852
Media campaign is never counted in budget btw
>>71670664
10 million went to viral marketing and another 10 to the like director. Rest was on movie. Fuck Jews.
>>71670483
>Slavs have safety standards
Oh I'm laffin
Slav magic m8
>>71670483
Hollywood doesn't know how to do budgets.
>Kevin Conran disputed this budget figure in a 2015 interview. “I take great issue with that [budget figure] personally and I’d like someone to show me where all that money went,” says Kevin. “I don’t support those numbers and I never have. We walked into Jon Avnet’s office that first day and he said, ‘What do you want for the production?’ and we said $3 million. We could have done a version of this film for $3 million. It would have been black-and-white and sans name actors…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sky_Captain_and_the_World_of_Tomorrow
>>71670897
Ah, that's a good point. There's probably some other stuff in there too that I don't know about that contributes to it being expensive.
>>71670483
How come a sacha baron cohen comedy flick has better fps-scenes?