better negotiating position in a year, after Pixar finished Finding Nemo. Yesterday we saw for the second time the new Pixar movie, Finding Nemo, that comes out next May, he wrote. This will be a reality check for those guys. It's okay
In the book "Steve Jobs" by Walter Isaacson, there is a reference to the influence of Pixar's success, particularly following the release of "Finding Nemo." The author reflects on the better negotiating position that Jobs and Pixar would hold after the movie's completion and release. This suggests a strategic advantage gained through successful projects.
The mention of viewing "Finding Nemo" for the second time illustrates the anticipation surrounding the film, which is set to premiere in May. It indicates that such successes bring a sense of reality and grounding to the industry, signifying that the outcomes of projects can heavily impact negotiations and relationships within it.
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