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The Hollywood Reporter reports that $120 million was spent on the film, with the net cost coming down to $100 after a tax rebate. It is a matter of perspective what the true budget is, and news outlets are inconsistent in regards to how they report budgets. For example, the LA Times only reports the net budget for Suicide Squad (film) ($175 million), but on the otherhand The Hollywood Reporter gives both figures for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice ($325 million in total, and $250 million with the tax rebate). Wikipedia is itself inconsistent in which figure it goes with, but Template:Infobox film suggests giving both figures and distinguishing between them. Betty Logan (talk) 23:19, 11 August 2016 (UTC)Reply
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In the movie "How do you Know", Kramer vs Kramer is referenced a couple of times but only Dustin Hoffman is mentioned... Never Meryl Streep... Why is she not referenced? 41.193.216.68 (talk) 20:32, 7 November 2022 (UTC)Reply