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I Was Just Like, "i Want To Make A Decent 2-d Movie." I Was So Worried That, Instead Of Being A Decent 2-d Movie, It Would Have Been A Bad 3-d One.

We Went On The Opening Weekend [of Star Wars], A Group Of Us Went Out And Just Popped Into A Couple Theaters Just To See People In The Theater Watching The Movie, And It Was Incredibly Gratifying Just To See The Thing Out There Being Watched By People. And The Reaction Was More Than We Could've Expected.

It Is An Incredible Thing To See How Many Crazy Things Get Thrown Out That People Then Often Write Commentaries About How Happy They Are Or How Disappointed They Are About Something That's Completely False. But, It's A Lot Of Noise, Frankly.

I Don't Want To Do Something That Is So Inside That Only Die-hard Fans Will Appreciate.

I Do Think There's Something About The Digital Age That Is Increasingly Dehumanising Us. We're In This Very Weird Place Where We're Being Pulled Into Experiences That Aren't Really Experiences At All.