It Wasn't Until A Year Later, When

I'm Simply Saying That Our Deepest Thoughts, Desires And Preoccupations Manifest Themselves In Art, Whether We Intend Them To Or Not. That's What Art Is For; It's Not Cerebral, It's Emotional.

It's Hard, Really, To Make Any Physical Movement That Hasn't Been Done In Another Film. If You Grab Someone's Hand, It Doesn't Mean You're Referencing Other Films With Grabbing Hands...

Unfortunately The Necessity To Promote A Film Sometimes Works Against It, In That You Are Forced To Reveal Information [about It] That In An Ideal World You Would Hold Back.

I Realized That If I Went Snowboarding, You Can't Think Of Anything Else When You're Snowboarding. You Can't Hesitate Or Think About Anything Other Than Not Falling Off And Breaking Your Neck. If You Want A Holiday Where You're Not Gonna Think About Work And You're Not Gonna Think About Anything, Snowboarding Is The Best Way To Do It. Or Skiing, I Guess. I Don't Ski, So I Don't Know.

We've Kind Of Grown Up In A Post-star Wars Era, And What Star Wars Did To Cinema, In Terms Of An Explosion Of That Kind Of Blockbuster Culture. It's Thrown Up A Generation Of Geeks. With The Evolution Of Computer Games And The Internet, That's All Impacted On Us As A Generation, And Affected The Creative Element Of That Generation Enormously. So Whereas The Different Schools Of Filmmaking...