When I Make A Live-action Movie, It's

Look, If You Have A Problem With Distilling The Battle Of Thermopylae Down To Freedom Versus Tyranny, You Need To Read Herodotus Because He's The One. It's His Fault, Not Modern Culture's Fault. He Did It.' [victor Davis Hanson] References A Lot Of Things Like That Because He Feels Like The Spirit Of The Book And Of The Movie ["300"] Are Very Close To The Spartan Aesthetic. That's Really Kind Of What He Feels."

I Think That When You See The Trailer [on Movie "300"] - My Feeling Is Anyway And Maybe I'm Not Objective Because I Live It - But I Think When You See It You Immediately Go, 'okay, This Is Another Sort Of Way Of Doing This.'

There's That Weird And Cool Line That Music Can Cross Where It Still Gives You The Goosebumps And You Think It's Cool But On The Other Hand It's Sort Of Like Also Letting You Off The Hook A Little Bit With The Ironic Aspects Of The Thing. I Think That's The Inexplicable, The Smell Of A Movie. That's The Taste Of The Movie.

I Imagine The Film ["300"] As If I Was A Spartan And I Had Never Seen An Immortal Or A Persian, Or An Elephant Or A Rhino For That Matter.

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