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I'm A Very Fortunate Person. I Get To Choose The Movies That I Want To Do. I Have A Lot Of Friends In This Industry That Don't Get To Do That. I Grew Up In L.a. A Lot Of My Friends Are Actors So I Realize Every Day How Lucky I Am To Have This Opportunity, So While I'm Here, I'm Going To Try To Do Exactly What I Want.

The Problem With Big Films Is They Snowball Very Rapidly And You Can Never Pull Back. It's A Pipeline That Needs To Be Fed.

Writing, For Me, Is A Combination Of Objective And Subjective Approach. You Take An Objective Approach At Times To Get You Through Things, And You Take A Subjective Approach At Other Times, And That Allows You To Find An Emotional Experience For The Audience.

I'm Taking A Bit Of A Wait-and-see Attitude Towards 3d.

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.