I'm Very Happy Where 3-d Is Going,

For Me, As A Film Goer, I Like Nothing More Than To Sit In The Cinema, Have The Lights Go Down And Not Know What I'm About To See Or Unfold On-screen. Every Time We Go To Make A Film, We Do Everything We Can To Try To Systematise Things So We're Able To Make The Film In Private, So That When It's Finished It's Up To The Audience To Make Of It What They Will.

I Think For Me When You Look At The Idea Of Being Able To Create A Limitless World And Use It Almost As A Playground For Action And Adventure And So Forth, I Naturally Gravitate Towards Cinematic Worlds, Whether It's The Bond Films And Things Like That.

I Believe Movies Are One Of The Great American Art Forms And The Shared Experience Of Watching A Story Unfold On Screen Is An Important And Joyful Pastime. The Movie Theatre Is My Home, And The Idea That Someone Would Violate That Innocent And Hopeful Place In Such An Unbearably Savage Way Is Devastating To Me.

To Be Honest, I Don't Enjoy Watching Movies Much When I'm Working. They Tend To Fall Apart On Me A Bit.

I Don't Ever Like To Feel Myself In The Position To Demand Of An Actor That They Trust I'm Going To Do Something Worthwhile. I Feel A Responsibility To Articulate What It Is I'm Going To Do. Whether That's Showing Them A Full Script Or Sitting Down With Them And Describing My Ideas In Detail. It's A Very Healthy Burden On Me As A Film Director To Be Able To Articulate What I Want To Do, To Inspire Actors, Rather Than Just Saying, Take It On Trust I'll Be Able To Do Something Worthwhile.