Reality's Its Own Thing. And I'm Not

I Understand The Rules Of Superman - Not Necessarily Better Than Anyone Else - But Better Than A Normal Filmmaker Would. After Doing 'watchmen' And Digging That Deep Into The Why Of Superheroes, When Superman Is Presented To You, I Felt Like I Was In A Unique Position To Say 'i Get This Guy. I Know What This Is.

One Of The Things I Think Is Important About 'watchmen' Is That It Have Resonance Within Cinematic Pop Culture As Well As Superhero Culture.

I've Ended Up As A Filmmaker Who Really Loves The Movie Part Of Movies. That Time In My Life Was A Big Influence On The Kind Of Movies That I Ended Up Making. I Always Think I'm Going To Make A Movie That's Gritty And Real, But Then I Make A Movie That's Like An Opera. I Fight It At First And Then That's Just The Way It Is.

Origin Stories Are Really Important To Me. I Just Like That Sort Of Stuff And I Feel Like It Makes A Lot Of Sense To The Guys, Who They Are. If You Don't Have That Stuff, It's Kind Of A One Dimensional Version Of It.

There Was This Interesting Quote: Try And Live Your Life Without Fear And Desire. It's This Concept That's Like When You Look At A Painting In A Museum And You Are Held In Aesthetic Arrest. So The I, The Ego, Is Stripped, Is Gone. The Observer And Thing Become One. That's Where Fear And Desire Come In Because You Don't Want To Own It, Possess It, Desire It, And It's Not Moving You To Fear. It's Like You're In This Harmonious State With The Object.