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I Think The Violence Is Important. It All Depends On The Genre. Rambo Was Ultra-violent, And I Think It Worked. You Have To Give Stallone Credit. You Have To Respect Him For Taking That Shot, And Taking The Violence All The Way. He Was The First One To Do That In A Long Time. It Fricking Worked.

As You Get Older, It's Important To Have Goals. When You're A Kid You Have Them, But Other People Can Set Them For You, Such As Your Parents, Your School... So, As You Get Older It's Nice To Have Your Own Goals, Which Don't Have To Do With Being More Famous, Or Being In Bigger Movies, Or Making More Money. Those Things Kind Of Corrupt Your Soul.

When You Are Acting In A Film, You Have No Idea What Scene The Editor Is Going To Choose. For Instance, After You Have Directed, You Feel More Comfortable Delivering A Performance. Because You Know The Real Performance Is Put Together In The Editing Room.

Jackie Chan, I've Known Him, He's A Great Guy. I Know He's Very Watchable And Fun. He's Perfect, Actually.

When You're Directing You're Kind Of Interested In The Movie And The Story And The Characters. I Just Sort Of Prefer The Really Tough Fighting And Some Of The Other Street Fighting Type Moves. You Know, Where It's Not Just Show. It's Not Dressing It Up For The Cameras Too Much. It's Pretty Down And Dirty, The Way It Should Be. That's Something I Like To Do. I Do That.