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Filmmakers Are Going To Make Films, Just Like Painters Are Going To Paint.

Editing Rooms Are Kind Of, By Definition, A Bubble Of You And The Editor And What You're Thinking. It's A Truth-telling Thing To Watch It Through Someone Else's Eyes, Is To Get Another Level Of Real With Your Material. Like, "maybe That's Not That Funny. Maybe That's Not As Interesting. Maybe That's Redundant To Something Else. Maybe We Can Cut Down." I Don't Know. It's A Brutal, Honest Process. You've Got To Be Pretty - You Can't Be Sentimental. You Have To Be. It's A Cold Process. You Can't Be Nostalgic. You Have To Make Those Tough Decisions.

To Those Humans In Whom I Have Faith; I Wish Suffering, Being Forsaken, Sickness, Maltreatment, Humiliation. I Wish That They Should Not Remain Unfamiliar With Profound Self-contempt, The Torture Of Self-mistrust, And The Misery Of The Vanquished. I Have No Pity For Them Because I Wish Them The Only Thing That Can Prove Today Whether One Is Worth Anything Or Not—that One Endures' . . . Remember, The Passion For Destruction Is Also A Creative Passion.

I Do Find Myself At The Moment, Due To The Success Of School Of Rock, To Be On People's Radar A Little.

Definitely My Generation And Beyond Grew Up In Theaters And When You Make A Film You Think Of The Theatrical Experience. You Think Of That Big Screen In The Darkened Theater With A Lot Of People, So That's Always The Thought Behind It. If That's The Case, It's Nice If That's Available. That's Great, But I Don't Really Mind If They're Watching Films On A Plane. I Don't Mind. Anybody Who Just Wants To Watch A Movie, I Can't Complain. If That's The Way They're Going To Watch Them, That's The Way They Watch Them. Who Am I To Judge?