Supposedly it took several hours to render a single frame though. So even at $650/hr you'd be looking at probably $46,800 per second at 24fps.  $2.8 million for a minute and $168 million for an hour, and that's just the cost to render everything, not the cost of the people to set up all the stuff to create such content and actors and other things. Supposedly the whole movie only cost $237 million, which for a nearly 3 hr movie means that even 10 years ago they got a far better deal on the rendering costs than buying the same from Amazon today.