No way you could spend this much money for an animated remake of The Who’s “Tommy”:
GREASE producer Robert Stigwood should never, I repeat NEVER, be allowed within a hundred miles of an animation studio. He’s planning to remake the Who’s 1975 rock-opera feature TOMMY into an animated film, which is fine, but he wants to spend $400 million to do it. Is it even possible to spend $400 million on an animated film? What are they going to do: produce it five times in a row and then pick the best version? (full story)
Does the world need a remake of the “Tommy”, animated or otherwise?
No, no we don’t.