One Thing I'm A Big Fan Of

When You See A Struggle That You May Be Having Personally Put On A Big Screen And In A Roomful Of People, Then It Makes You Feel Less Crazy Or Alone, Because You're Seeing That Other People Are Dealing With It Too. You Get To See In This Imaginary Scenario How People Might Try And Answer Some Questions Or Deal With Some Problems.

I Want To Focus On Each Scene. I'm A Real Perfectionist, And I Don't Want To Feel Like I Didn't Consider Every Possible Variation Of A Scene. I Come From A Theater Background, So I'm Used To A Lot Of Repetition, And I'm Used To Really Attacking Something Over And Over And Over Again.

The Stage Is A Routine. It Keeps You Grounded, Like A Metronome. I Find That Soothing.

What Should Really Be Happening Is A Revolution. The System Should Be Torn Apart By The People And Banks Shouldn't Be Allowed To Do What They Do, And Giant Corporations Shouldn't Be Allowed To Run The World To The Ground The Way They're Doing. But That's Not Happening For Whatever Reason.

People Don't Go To The Movies To Get The News, People Don't Go To The Movies To Learn A Lesson. People Go To The Movie To Get An Emotional Experience.