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It's Hard, Really, To Make Any Physical Movement That Hasn't Been Done In Another Film. If You Grab Someone's Hand, It Doesn't Mean You're Referencing Other Films With Grabbing Hands...

I Think I Would Probably Be He-man Because Battle Cat Would Clinch The Deal For Me Because I've Always Wanted A Large, Green Cat.

The Revolution Of Video Had A Massive Affect. We Grew Up In A Time Where Suddenly You Could Own Films. Before, They Had A Theatrical Run, And Then Perhaps They'd Come Back, Or You'd Catch Them In A Retro Cinema.

It's Why I Get Miffed At All The Dashing Around In Recent Zombie Films. It Completely Misses The Point; Transforms The Threat To A Straightforward Physical Danger From The Zombies Themselves, Rather Than Our Own Inability To Avoid Them And These Films Are About Us, Not Them. There's Far More Meat On The Bones Of The Latter, Far More Juicy Interpretation To Get Our Teeth Into. The First Zombie Is By Comparison Thin And One Dimensional And Ironically, It Is Down To All The Exercise.

The Nuts And Bolts Of Shooting A Film And Writing A Film Are Still Really Difficult. But What Makes It Easier Is The Fact That You Know You're Going To Go To Work With Your Best Mate.