Exactly.
I don't care if the movie makes money or not. I'm not a shareholder in Lionsgate. Why would it bother me? Such a strange position people have on this.
Do you guys cheer when Toyota announce how many cars they sold? Do you spend weeks speculating whether Adidas will break a sales record for shoes?
But it's not. Worshipping sales figures is just juvenile. It's not even as if it's measuring the right thing - the success of a movie is surely based on how many people saw it, not how many dollars it took? That's a worthless comparison - inflation ensures that something costing $10 in 2018 will cost at least $13 today. Movie studios just like to use $ because then they can always claim "most successful movie ever" even when it's not true.
If you're not an actor, not a director, not a producer, not in casting or set design or cinematography or sound editing or visual effects, then how much a movie makes has absolutely nothing to do with you.
The only thing worth discussing is what's actually in the movie, and whether it's any good.
Actually, a lot of painters make more money when they're dead.
Because showbusiness.
Like seriously, what did you expect people to say about the movie they'd just spent months working on?!