It Becomes Pretty Crystal Clear Once You

To Me, The Script Is A Living, Breathing Organism. Comedy Is Something That Is Ever-changing And Ever-flowing With The Vibe And The Mood Of The Movie.

To Make A Movie About Mayhem, Sometimes You Have To Go To Mayhem.

I Remember That When I Got To Nyu, Everyone Was Writing Scripts. But I Was 18 At The Time, And When You Write A Script, So Much Of It Is About What You Pull From Life, And This Sounds Sort Of Cheesy, But I Felt Like I Didn't Have Enough Life Experience At That Point To Write A Movie.

Comedy Is So Subjective. You Could Be In A Room With 400 People Laughing At A Joke And You Could Just Not Think It's Funny. You're Just Sitting There Like, 'am I In The Twilight Zone? Why Is Everyone Laughing?' It's Such A Personal Thing. People Have Such A Personal Visceral Response To Comedy.

I Make Decisions To Do Movies Based On The Cast. I'd Just Been Working With Zach Galifianakis On 'the Hangover', And I Was Thinking, I've Got To Find Something To Do With This Guy Immediately.