Being A Geek Means You Never Have

Films Used To Be About Challenging, Emotional Journeys Or Moral Questions That Might Make You Walk Away And Re-evaluate How You Felt About... Whatever. Now We're Walking Out Of The Cinema Really Not Thinking About Anything, Other Than The Fact That The Hulk Had A Fight With A Robot.

Being A Geek Is All About Being Honest About What You Enjoy And Not Being Afraid To Demonstrate That Affection. It Means Never Having To Play It Cool About How Much You Like Something. It’s Basically A License To Proudly Emote On A Somewhat Childish Level Rather Than Behave Like A Supposed Adult. Being A Geek Is Extremely Liberating.

I've Only Played Two Sort-of Slackers, In Spaced And In Shaun Of The Dead. They're Different People, But They Have The Same Kind Of Everyman Quality, Particularly As A Twentysomething.

There's This Thing Of You Can Live In A City And Be Completely Alone, Not Notice Anything Going On Around You.

Spoilers Are Cowardly. They're Just People Who Want To Anesthetize Themselves Against The Tension And The Experience That The Director And The Artist Have Set Up. If You Go In There Knowing What's Going To Happen, It's Like Reading The Last Page Of The Book. It's Just Cowardly.