00:00I quite liked the DC Studios intro being so simple and unassuming, you know what I mean?
00:07Was that intentional?
00:08Was there a lot of thought that went into that?
00:10And was anyone pushing for this big animated Marvel-esque kind of thing?
00:13Peter Safran is too cheap to push for a big animated Marvel-esque thing.
00:18I remember we talked to one of our marketing guys at the beginning and we're saying we want a new intro and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:24And he said, okay, well, it's going to cost about $2 million and this and that.
00:27I'm like, we're not going to spend $2 million on that.
00:31I got a CGI dog I want to make.
00:34But I do like the simplicity and elegance of it.
00:37I did find sometimes with other things I've had to deal with, both at DC and Marvel, they were both so long that it almost became too much a part of the movie itself as opposed to just being a stamp on it.
00:53And sometimes it worked really well, but sometimes it seemed to be too unwieldy.
00:57So I wanted to make something really simple and I liked, you know, hearkening back to the original Superman and, you know, the thing that started all of this was that.
01:09So I like the history of it.
