I've Always Believed That If You Want

For Me, As A Film Goer, I Like Nothing More Than To Sit In The Cinema, Have The Lights Go Down And Not Know What I'm About To See Or Unfold On-screen. Every Time We Go To Make A Film, We Do Everything We Can To Try To Systematise Things So We're Able To Make The Film In Private, So That When It's Finished It's Up To The Audience To Make Of It What They Will.

I Think For Me When You Look At The Idea Of Being Able To Create A Limitless World And Use It Almost As A Playground For Action And Adventure And So Forth, I Naturally Gravitate Towards Cinematic Worlds, Whether It's The Bond Films And Things Like That.

Revenge Is A Particularly Interesting Concept, Especially The Notion Of Whether Or Not It Exists Outside Of Just An Abstract Idea.

As Far As The Dreams Go, Really I Would Only Point To There Are Times In My Life Where I Experienced Lucid Dreaming, Which Is A Big Feature Of Inception - The Idea Of Realizing You're In A Dream And Therefore Trying To Change Or Manipulate It In Some Way. That's A Very Striking Experience For People Who Have It.

I Think There's A Vague Sense Out There That Movies Are Becoming More And More Unreal. I Know I've Felt It.