As A Citizen, You Have

I Loved Adventure Movies. I Loved Movies Where People Went On An Adventure To An Unknown Land, An Undiscovered Country, Or A New Territory. I Think There's Something, Right At The Center Of Storytelling, That People Love About That.

I'm Sure Favorite Moments In Movies Are Things That Just Happen Accidentally When The Camera Is There. You Have To Do All The Homework To Get Yourself Into The Period, The Costumes, The Style, The Voice, The Hairdo Or Whatever It Is, But Once You've Done All That Work, You Have To Kind Of Let It Go And Just Be There. If You're Always Thinking About It, It Just Looks A Bit Over-thought.

As A Citizen, You Have A Duty To Ask What Is True And What Is False.

We're Travelling Through Space And Time, We're Dealing With Gods And Monsters, But At The Heart Of The Film, From My Perspective, Is A Family - A Father, Two Sons, Two Brothers, A Mother And The Fractious, Intimate Interaction That They Have.

One Of My New Year's Resolutions Was To Interact More With People. That Sounds Quite Technical, But Literally Face Time. Not Facetime, Because That's A Thing Now, But To Be In The Room With Someone. To Turn Your Phone Off. To Sit And Have Dinner And Just Be There With Somebody.