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When We Were Growing Up And Saw A Ray Harryhausen Movie, We Were Interested In How It Was Done. But Thank God We Got To Go Through The Magic Of Seeing It Before We Knew How It Was Done. You Were Able To Get This Beautiful, Pure, Visceral Response To Something Without Knowing Too Much About It.

It's Very Nice To Have Someone That You Can Have A Completely Abstract Conversation With And Leave The Room, Feel Like Everything's Fine, And Then Realize That If You Pick It Apart, You Have Absolutely No Idea What Either Of You Said.

I Feel Any Time You Enter A Dream World It's Like You're Working Out Things, It's All Inside Your Mind And You're Working It Out, Be It Dorothy In The Wizard Of Oz, Or The Kids In Narnia, They Go Through This Weird Journey That's Not Real, And They're Going Through This Journey Psychologically. It's That Journey Of Discovery, Of Getting Onself Together, That Fantasy And Fairy Tales Are So Good At. And While Some People Still Look Upon Them As Completely Unrealistic, For Me They're More Real Than Most Things That Are Perceived As Real.

I've Always Liked Monster Movies And I've Always Been Fascinated By - Again, Growing Up In A Culture Where Death Was Looked Upon As A Dark Subject And Living So Close To Mexico Where You See The Day Of The Dead With The Skeletons And It's All Humor And Music And Dancing And A Celebration Of Life In A Way. That Always Felt More Of A Positive Approach To Things. I Think I Always Responded To That More Than This Dark, Unspoken Cloud In The Environment I Grew Up In.

It's Really Nice To Work With People Who Understand And Really Love The Artistry Of Building Sets, It's Great.