Rian Johnson's 'looper' Is Inventive, Entertaining, And

Each One Of My Films Is Personal; Each One Of My Films Is Emotionally Autobiographical. And I Like Directors Who Do That.

Look, Any Guy Who Tells You That He Didn't Have Some Fears Is Lying. Of Course, It's Scary Becoming A Dad For A Variety Of Reasons. That's Not To Say It Isn't Thrilling. It Was. It Was Very Exciting And In Some Ways Was The Greatest Thing That's Happened In My Life. But It's Also Completely Terrifying And You're Saying Goodbye To A Portion Of Your Life And That's Just An Emotional Experience.

I Don't Consider Myself Bossy, But I Do Know What I Want. You Know, I Have A Gut Feeling About A Piece Of Material, But I've Never Envisioned Myself As The Director On Top Of The Hill With A Megaphone In My Hand, Screaming At 1,000 Extras.

I Grew Up On Movie Sets, I'm Comfortable On Sets. A Movie Set Is Like A Circus. I Don't Understand Why Moviemaking Has To Be Such An Insane Environment.

Selfishness, Narcissism, Being Uncomfortable In Your Own Skin, Not Feeling Connected To The World Around You, Feeling Dislocated From Family And Youth, Having A Strange Relationship With Your Childhood - All Those Things Feel Really True To Me.