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My Greatest Hope Is That We Transcend The Most Fearful Thing, Which Is That We Are Rapidly Degrading The Ecological Systems On This Planet That Support Everything We Are Doing And All Life On It.

The "environmental Movement" Is Becoming An Economic Movement, Is Joining The Social Justice Movement, Is Becoming A Sustainability Movement. It's Leaving Behind The "people's Needs Versus Nature's Needs" Conflict In Favor Of Making The Case For Environmental Health As The Essential Underpinning Of Prosperous And Stable Human Civilization.

The Thing I'm Absolutely Convinced Of, No Matter How Crazy - Technological The World Is Getting, Is That People Feel More Connected Through The Good Works. Entertainment, And The Sort Of Soporific Effect It Has On People And Their Stress, Is One Thing.

Everyone Thinks That Fight Club Is A Very Important And Successful Film, But It Was A Massive Box-office Failure. Massive. It Was A Big Flop By Any Commercial-release Standard. And It's Been A Huge Hit On Dvd. Everything That Movie Has Become Has Been On Dvd. So You Can't Stake Your Sense Of Creative Success On This Whole Box-office-performance Matrix, Because If You Do, You're Going To Be Disappointed Most Of The Time.

The Best Films Of Any Kind, Narrative Or Documentary, Provoke Questions.