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Everybody's Going To Do The 3d Slightly Differently The Same Way That People Are Going To Deal With Color Differently. Some Movies Downplay The Color, Some Color Is Very Vibrant. Color Design Is Very Different. We've Got To Think Of 3d Like Color Or Like Sound, As Just Part Of The Creative Palette That We Paint With And Not Some Whole New Thing That Completely Redefines The Medium.

Literary Science Fiction Is A Very, Very Narrow Band Of The Publishing Business. I Love Science Fiction In More Of A Pop-culture Sense. And By The Way, The Line Between Science Fiction And Reality Has Blurred A Lot In My Life Doing Deep Ocean Expeditions And Working On Actual Space Projects And So On. So I Tend To Be More Fascinated By The Reality Of The Science-fiction World In Which We Live.

I Think People Had Somehow Gotten The Sense That We Have Explored Everything, When That Isn't The Case. We So Know So Little About The Ocean, And So Much Of It Is Being Destroyed.

God Wears White Flannels.

I Think "avatar" Is Kind Of A Unique Category Where People Are Enjoying The Unique Theatrical Experience Even Though They May Have Seen It On The Small Screen. They Want To Have That Immersive, Transportive Experience. "2001: A Space Odyssey" Played For Three Years At The Loews Cinema In Toronto. I Remember That. It Just Kept Playing. People Wanted To Return To That Experience. That May Not Be The Best Example Because I Think "2001" Took 25 Years To Break Even.