One Of The Things I Think Is

The Challenge With 'watchmen' Is Making Sure That The Ideas That Were In The Book Got Into The Movie. That Was My Biggest Stretch. I Wanted People To Watch The Movie And Get It. It's One Of Those Things Where, Over Time, It Has Happened More.

I Guess For Me - In The Tv Commercial World I Was Known For Shooting Locations, Beautiful Landscapes And Things Like That - So, It's Interesting.

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 Think That When You See The Trailer [on Movie "300"] - My Feeling Is Anyway And Maybe I'm Not Objective Because I Live It - But I Think When You See It You Immediately Go, 'okay, This Is Another Sort Of Way Of Doing This.'

Anytime I've Ever Been Involved In A Non-linear Story, You See It In A Linear Manner First, Just To Make Sure It Makes Sense, And Then You Chop It Up And Move It Around.