I'm Not A Comic Book Guy At

I Think It's Important As A Filmmaker, As Any Person Working In The Arts, That You've Got To Try New Stuff And Challenge Yourself And Take Chances.

The '90s Were A Party, I Mean Definitely Maybe Not For The Grunge Movement, But People Were Partying Harder In The '90s Than They Were In The '80s. The '90s Was Ecstasy, The '80s Was Yuppies. There Was That Whole Ecstasy Culture. People Were Having A Pretty Good Time In The '90s.

Classical Scores Go Up And Down; They're Kind Of Hysterical In A Way. And Movie Scores Are Much More - They Just Drive And Move Forward, And They Build And Can't Go Up And Down At That Same Speed. It's A Big Job To Turn That Into Something That Pushes The Movie Along.

Comic Books And Graphic Novels Are A Great Medium. It's Incredibly Underused.

Cgi Means, Just To Be Clear, Creating Any Type Of Image With A Computer. Basically, Starting Off With Nothing, Or With Images And Manipulating Them. The Way We Did It, Everything Was Actual Photographed Images. A Lot Of That Stuff Was Shot Through A Microscope Of Chemical Reactions, Yeast Growing, Lots Of Weird Things, By Peter Parks. We Put It Into A Computer And Collaged It, Manipulated It. Meaning We Digitally Shaped It To Fit With Other Images. But There Was No Computer-generated Imagery At All.