It's More Like Christmas, You Know, When

Reality's Its Own Thing. And I'm Not Really Into Reality That Much. I'm Into This Cinematic Stylized Reality That Can Comment On Reality. It's Like The Most Beautiful Parts Of Reality And The Saddest Parts, But It's None Of This Middle Ground.

I'd Say The Purest Experience For The Movie Is Not To Have Read The Book Because I Think When You've Read The Book You're Just Ticking Off Boxes. I Think That After You See The Movie, Reading The Book Is A Cool Thing. I Always Say The Movie's Not Meant To Replace The Book. That's Ridiculous. I'm A Huge Fan Of The Book.

I Think Up To This Point, It's Been Difficult To Suggest A World Where Batman And Superman And Wonder Woman And Others Could Exist In The Same Universe. That Was One Of The Things I Really Wanted To Try And Get At. Not To Mention, The Amazing Opportunity To Bring Those Characters And Have Those Characters Tell An Important Story, Their Own Story, Within The Confines Of A Film.

I Felt Like, In The Recent Past, People Have Been Apologizing For Superman, A Little Bit, For His Costume, For His Origins, And For The Way He Fits Into Society.

I Aim My Movies, As Much As I Can, At Myself. I Think That Those Movies Have An Interesting Quality. They're Very Movieish. They Are Movie Movies. Like I Think Watchmen Is A Very Self-aware Movie. 300. Dawn Of The Dead Definitely. That's Really Where I've Ended Up.