Everyone Keeps Saying The Western's Dead, But

I Tend To Have A Kind Of Tunnel Vision When I'm Looking At An Individual Piece.

See, I Don't Get The Sense That You Need To Direct At All. Sometimes I Get The Opposite Sensation From You, That You're Like, "i Really Should Go Do Something Else." But Then You Are Drawn Back In By A Particular Story, Like A Hangnail In The Brain.

I'm Not Particularly Precious About The Theatrical Experience Any More.

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