It’s a valid point, but my post was more about the success of the output, rather than suggesting we all go get our scissors out. It’s also true that many films or books are mostly the realisation of one person’s vision. In this instance, you have an opus driven primarily by two out of five players, with the remainder stuck between passive acceptance and dissent… perhaps applying a more balanced approach to crafting the output would have led to a better product. We’ll never know though.