I Aim My Movies, As Much As

I've Always Been Influenced By The Human Form. I'm A Big Fan Of That Shakespeare Quote. I Tend To Leave Out The Bad Part Of The Paragon Of Animals Quote, Because I Have This Sort Of Ayn Rand Aesthetic. It Was Always One Of Those Quotes That Inspired Me.

I Understand The Rules Of Superman - Not Necessarily Better Than Anyone Else - But Better Than A Normal Filmmaker Would. After Doing 'watchmen' And Digging That Deep Into The Why Of Superheroes, When Superman Is Presented To You, I Felt Like I Was In A Unique Position To Say 'i Get This Guy. I Know What This Is.

With Dawn I Was Afraid People Would Just Think It's A B-movie And I Didn't Know What I Was Doing. That's Really What I Was Afraid Of. Like The Subtlety Of The Movie They Would Miss. If The Movie Succeeds, It's That People Understand The Subtlety. That They're Able To See Past The Conventions Of What They Think A Movie Is And Go A Teeny Bit Deeper And Let It Be Both.

I Do Like Superman As A Character, And I Have Followed Him Throughout The Years.

The Problem Is, When You're Making An Animated Movie, The Studio Has An Illusion In Their Minds - And It's Really Not True - That Because It's A Drawing, It Can Be Changed At Any Time.