Yeah, A Memory's Never Finished, If You

I've Always Been Most Interested In The Politics Of Everyday Life: Your Relation To Whatever You're Doing, Or What Your Ambitions Are, Where You Live, Where You Find Yourself In The Social Hierarchy.

It Has To Be Very Tight To Seem Loose.

It's Hard To See A Film One Time And Really "get It," And Write Fully And Intelligently About It. That's A Review. That's Not Film Criticism.

I Can't Help But Think That At The End Of Your Life, When You Look Back, There'll Be A Tone. And That Tone Will Come From The Essence Of How You Live Your Day To Day What You Did In That Between Time Because That Is Really Your Life.

If The Animators Could Hide Something So Secretly That I Could Watch It Numerous Times, Both On The Computer And On The Screen, And Not Pick Up On It, Then It Deserves To Be In The Movie. But If They Had More Overt Things, I'd Often Tell Them To Cut It Out. In General, As Long As They Captured The Spirit Of The Character, Then They're Fine. But Sometimes It Took A While, And We Had To Replace A Lot Of Animators.