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I'd Be Fine To Make Movies And Have Them Never Come Out. But You Have To Deal With The Business Side. You Can't Get Too Emotionally Invested, Because Again, You've Got No Control. There's Going To Be Some Huge Film Out That Everyone Goes To, And It Probably Won't Be Mine.

Definitely My Generation And Beyond Grew Up In Theaters And When You Make A Film You Think Of The Theatrical Experience. You Think Of That Big Screen In The Darkened Theater With A Lot Of People, So That's Always The Thought Behind It. If That's The Case, It's Nice If That's Available. That's Great, But I Don't Really Mind If They're Watching Films On A Plane. I Don't Mind. Anybody Who Just Wants To Watch A Movie, I Can't Complain. If That's The Way They're Going To Watch Them, That's The Way They Watch Them. Who Am I To Judge?

All I've Learned Is That You Need The Studio System Sometimes, If Your Budget Is A Certain Size, And Other Films You Can Do Independently. When I Think Of A Studio, I Generally Think Of Distribution. Since I'm A Director, I Have A Similar Creative Experience On Every Film I Do, Because I Can Control That. But Then It's A Different Film, I Think, As It Reaches The Public, Depending On The Way It's Marketed. I Don't Know. I Haven't Learned Much Of Anything. Sometimes You Need Them, Sometimes You Don't. Sometimes They Want You, Most Of The Time They Don't.

The Trick Is To Combine Your Waking Rational Abilities With The Infinite Possibilities Of Your Dreams. Because, If You Can Do That, You Can Do Anything.