>That's because he doesn't have a concrete plan. He has some
>rebellion in his pocket, a dream in his heart, and a massively
>defensive ego on his sleeve. He thinks he can talk his way
>into convincing people that this will work for anyone, but
>that's like a presidential candidate saying "I'm going to
>balance the budget!" and then econ majors saying, "You can't
>in this current economic climate." What can he say back?
>"We'll make it work somehow"? lol

Dude. Again, you are making definitive statements based off of assumptions. Maybe he does have a plan, maybe he doesn't. Why tell somebody they can't do something before they even lay out a specific plan? I just don't get that kind of attitude. Not saying you can't be right, just saying you have no idea what he's going to do yet taking such a prematurely critical stance. Historically, he's had a good track record, he's been adamant about pointing out that every film he's made has turned a profit (except Jersey Girl maybe?), I personally don't believe he would impulsively put out a project and not do his homework and the math first. But, that's my opinion. Just be careful what you shoot down without hearing the case, that's all.