I Just Love Listening To The Laughter.

We Don't Watch The Film Anymore Because We've Seen It So Many Times, So We'll Introduce It, Walk Out And We'll Come Back In Right About When I Wake Up In The Morning And Walk Over To The Shop And Everything's Changed.

I Do Get Very Angry At Things. My Wife Has To Count To Ten Because If She Gets Annoyed At Me Being Annoyed, Then I Get Annoyed At Her Being Annoyed At Me Being Annoyed.

We Realised That It Was Important To Embrace This Popcorn Logic, That It Works, That It's Funnier When You Fire 20 Rounds From One Tiny Pistol. Then It Becomes The Joke, It's Funnier When You Pay Less Attention.

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.

Now There's A Whole Generation Of Filmmakers Who Grew Up Making Their Own Films With Video Cameras, And Have Dined Entirely On A Diet Of Popular Culture. It's Been Reflected In A Lot Of Their Work. It's Self-reflective, It's Quite Knowing, But It's Very Literate.