Agreed: This quote is misleading. The full quote is: “We have no obligation to make art. We have no obligation to make history. We have no obligation to make a statement. But to make money, it is often important to make history, to make art, or to make some significant statement.”

Her story tracks: No one from Marvel or Disney reached out when my mom died either.

I don’t want to pile on, but...this article is kind of pointless. You can basically sum it up in one sentence: “Netflix just bumped their price from $12 to $14 a month, and I cancelled my subscription because I don’t feel like the Netflix content justifies that price.” Which, I get that, but it’s not really a news…

You didn’t like a movie that everyone else loved, which ended up winning multiple Academy Awards. You’re in the minority. Get over it.

No. He originally wanted it to be black and white, period. He mentioned an alternate music-only soundtrack as a DVD option, not his preferred version of the film.

What are you talking about?? No, George Miller is not going to have someone re-edit the movie to remove all the lip moving. That’s ridiculous! He said that his ideal version of the movie is black-and-white, with an OPTIONAL alternate music-only soundtrack. He never said that he’s going to turn it into a silent movie…

I wish people would stop saying that the dialogue-free version is what Miller intended. If you read the interview, he said two things: 1) that he wanted to release the movie in black and white, but the studio would obviously not support that; and 2) that an eventual DVD version would come with the OPTION for an…