I Like Making Movies.

The Violence You Witness Is Denzel Doing It And We're Taking Some Visual Effects And Doing Some Things And You See Something Happen It's Happening In Front Of You As Opposed To Cutting Away And Doing A Bunch Of Tricks. It's In Front Of You. So It's Hard Not To Make It A Hard "r" If You See A Guy Get Punched And Teeth Wind Up In Someone's Knuckles.

You Could Call It That [urban Western], I Guess, You Could Certainly Call It That. A Lot Of These Types Of Films Are, Really, If You Get Down To The Core Most Suspense Thrillers In This Genre, The Western Is Sort Of The Birth Of It All.

I Love Movies; I Grew Up Loving Movies. I've Always Loved Movies. I Never Thought About Making Movies Until I Took Art Classes And Then I Started Studying Different Artists. As You Study Paintings, You See Light And Shadow, Of Course - Rembrandt, Eugène Delacroix. You Start To Understand The Relationship Between People And Art, And Images. For Me, Between Movies That I Watched And Art, It Was Like, I'd Love To Make Moving Art. Moving Pictures.

I Believe In God, Absolutely.

You'll See A Consistent, Like The Tea, The Tea Bags You Saw There-you'll See A Consistent-did You See The Cafeteria? I Mean The Diner?