The Only Job That Was Ever Of

Films Are Subjective - What You Like, What You Don't Like. But The Thing For Me That Is Absolutely Unifying Is The Idea That Every Time I Go To The Cinema And Pay My Money And Sit Down And Watch A Film Go Up On-screen, I Want To Feel That The People Who Made That Film Think It's The Best Movie In The World, That They Poured Everything Into It And They Really Love It. Whether Or Not I Agree With What They've Done, I Want That Effort There - I Want That Sincerity. And When You Don't Feel It, That's The Only Time I Feel Like I'm Wasting My Time At The Movies.

Heist Movies Tend To Be A Bit Superficial, Glamorous, And Fun. They Don't Tend To Be Emotionally Engaging.

For Me, Batman Is The One That Can Most Clearly Be Taken Seriously. He's Not From Another Planet, Or Filled With Radioactive Gunk. I Mean, Superman Is Essentially A God, But Batman Is More Like Hercules: He's A Human Being, Very Flawed, And Bridges The Divide.

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 Like Films Where The Music And The Sound Design, At Times, Are Almost Indistinguishable.