Absurdity Is What I Like Most In

Stories Have Tangents; They Open Up And Become Different Things. You Can Still Have A Structure, But You Should Leave Room To Dream. If You Stay True To Your Ideas, Filmmaking Becomes An Inside-out, Honest Kind Of Process. And If It's An Honest Thing For You, There's A Chance That People Will Feel That, Even If It's Abstract.

These Growth Hormones, Where Can I Get A Bunch Of Them? Is There Some Way That, With Electricity, You Could Stimulate Your Own Growth Hormones? Plug Yourself In For Five Minutes, There'd Be A Little Jolt, But You'd Get Used To It. It Wouldn't Be Bad At All; In Fact, You'd Get To Enjoy It, Probably. Then Away You'd Go, And Youth Wouldn't Be Wasted On The Young Anymore. You'd Be 25, With A 95-year-old Mind. Granddad Would Start Breaking Into Liquor Stores And Staying Out Late. Hope We Have It Soon!

Script Is Not Finished Until It's Finished. There's Many Times, Partway Through A Film, When An Idea Comes, And I Say, "how Beautiful This Is. This Thing Was Not Complete And Look What's Happened, Look What's Come Along." And It Just Came Along At What Might Be Called A Strange Time Rather Than A Normal Time.

There's Always Fear Of The Unknown Where There's Mystery.

It's Better Not To Know So Much About What Things Mean Or How They Might Be Interpreted Or You'll Be Too Afraid To Let Things Keep Happening. Psychology Destroys The Mystery, This Kind Of Magic Quality. It Can Be Reduced To Certain Neuroses Or Certain Things, And Since It Is Now Named And Defined, It's Lost Its Mystery And The Potential For A Vast, Infinite Experience.