Every Great Story Deserves A Great Ending

I Think The Films Insomnia And Memento Share All Sorts Of Thematic Concerns, Such As The Relationship Between Motivation And Action, And The Difficulty Of Reconciling Your View Of The Story With The Supposed Objective View Of That Story.

By The Time I Was 10 Or 11, I Knew I Wanted To Make Films.

I Always Find Myself Gravitating To The Analogy Of A Maze. Think Of Film Noir And If You Picture The Story As A Maze, You Don't Want To Be Hanging Above The Maze Watching The Characters Make The Wrong Choices Because It's Frustrating. You Actually Want To Be In The Maze With Them, Making The Turns At Their Side, That Keeps It More Exciting...i Quite Like To Be In That Maze.

What I Try To Do Is Write From The Inside Out. I Really Try To Jump Into The World Of The Film And The Characters, Try To Imagine Myself In That World Rather Than Imagining It As A Film I'm Watching Onscreen. Sometimes, That Means I'm Discovering Things The Way The Audience Will, With Character And Story.

The Film's Title Star, Christian Bale, Told Me In June That He'd Signed A Multi-picture Contract. When I Caught Up With Batman Begins ... All I Can Tell You Is, We're Talking. There Was Quite An Air Of Secrecy Around The Development Of 'batman Begins,' And There Will Be Even More Around The Development Of Another Film, If They Move Forward.