Actors Are Embracing A New Aesthetic, Which

Emotions Are The Natural Result Of Striving For Something. Every Single Scene Has Two Or More People In It, And Nobody Wants The Same Thing, So They Are Negotiating This One Way Or Another. The Result Of That Negotiation Will Bring Out All Kinds Of Emotional Stuff In You.

Stephen King Writes A Lot Of Things That Are Really Charming And Quirky, And That Are More Ironic Than Horror.

The Actor Has The Advantage - Or The Liability - Of Knowing, "it's Going To Be My Face Up There On The Frickin' Screen, So I Better Keep My Wits About Me. Nobody's Going To Care That I Was Bad Because I Was Not Happy. They're Only Going To Know I'm Bad."

I Loved Batman, Don't Get Me Wrong, But That Kind Of Mindless Violence Is Not Good For Young Children.

I Don't Know If It's Fair To Say That It's A Bad Time For Movies. It Seems To Me That Throughout The Entire History Of Filmmaking, Every Year There Have Been About Two Really Wonderful Movies, About 10 Others That Are Pretty Good, And A Whole Pile Of Garbage.