I Remember When I Was Like 19

Everyone Wants To Be Loved; Everyone Wants To Know Where They're Going In Life; Everyone Wants To Have A Sense Of Direction And Feel The Next Day Is Going To Be Better Than Today. We Just All Deal With It In A Different Way.

'alien' Asked Ground-breaking Questions About Eco-politics And Female Empowerment. 'the Matrix' Delved Deeper Into The Concept Of Perception Versus Reality Than Perhaps Any Other Film I Know. But For Some Reason, We Tend Not To Remember The Significance Of Their Writing.

I'm Equally Guilty Of Using Technology - I Twitter, I Text People, I Chat. But I Think There's Something Strangely Insidious About It That It Makes Us Think We're Closer When In Fact We're Not Seeing Each Other, We're Not Connecting.

Too Many People Believe In That [alfred] Hitchcock Thing That He Only Shot Exactly The Shots He Needed For The Dialogue He Needed And I Think That's Bullshit, Even If That Was True For That Singular Filmmaker.

I'd Done Table Reads For My Own Screenplays, And I Always Thought They Were So Much Fun. Why Couldn't We Do These For Other Classic Screenplays And Bring Them To Life? You Can Experience Live Theater, Where You Get To See Plays Produced By Different Directors And Different Casts, But There's Really Nothing Like That For Movie Scripts.