I'm Taking A Bit Of A Wait-and-see

What Drew Me To Batman In The First Place Was Bruce Wayne's Story, And That He's A Real Character Whose Story Begins In Childhood. He's Not A Fully Formed Character Like James Bond, So What We're Doing Is Following The Journey Of This Guy From A Child Who Goes Through This Horrible Experience Of Becoming This Extraordinary Character. That, For Me, Became A Three-part Story. And Obviously The Third Part Becomes The Ending Of The Guy's Story.

When I Look At A Digitally Acquired And Projected Image, It Looks Inferior Against An Original Negative Anamorphic Print Or An Imax One.

The Structural Notions To Me Always Have To Be Worked Out Very Carefully In The Script Stage. Whatever A Particular Structure Is. Whether It's Chronological Or Non-chronological. To Me That's Always About What Point Of View Are We Trying To Address In The Film?

I've Been Fascinated By Dreams My Whole Life, Since I Was A Kid, And I Think The Relationship Between Movies And Dreams Is Something That's Always Interested Me.

The Best Actors Instinctively Feel Out What The Other Actors Need, And They Just Accommodate It.