I Sort Of Love The Idea Of,

We Used To Have More References To Things That We Pulled Out Because They Almost Felt Like They Were Trying Too Hard To Allude To Something.

Cameron Crowe Is Someone Who I've Admired For So Long, And I've Been Friends With Him For Many Years, And I've Wanted To Work With Him So Badly That I Just Never Stopped Bothering Him About Writing A Script That Would Be For A Pilot.

I Love Stories Where The Impossible Appears Believable, Plausible And Real. Maybe It's Silly, But It's One Of The Reasons Michael Crichton's Writing Always Appealed To Me: He Took Outlandish Ideas And Made Them Seem Completely Within The Realm Of Possibility. I Remember Reading "jurassic Park" And Feeling Like: "oh, Yeah - No, That's Totally Happening Right Now. They're Bringing Back Dinosaurs!"

Whenever A Toddler Sees A Pile Of Blocks, He Wants To Tear It Down.

I'd Love To Do A Movie Where The Monster Is Human, Where The Issue Is Not Otherworldly, Or Horror Or Science Fiction.