As Time Goes On, I

Let How You Live Your Life Stand For Something, No Matter How Small And Incidental It May Seem.

I Also Feel Like I've Learned Over The Years What Is Not Important, And That Is Also Great: To Know What Is Pointless To Spend Your Energy On, To Be More Specific.

Every Movie Changes You. The Process Of Making A Film Changes You. You Have To Be Obsessed, You Have To Get Up At 3 In The Morning And Go "wait, I Have An Idea!" You Have To Continually Be Drawn Over And Over Again To Deepening Inside That Story, And Ruminating Over Questions: "why Would He Say This To Her? Why If He Was Standing There, Would She Go?" Every One Of Those Answers Has To Come From Some Personal Place, And In Order To Do That, You Can't Sit On The Surface. It's Such A Big Change That You Can't Really Explain It To Anyone Else.

I Don't Like It When Reviews Aren't About The Movie. When They're About How Much Money Somebody Made, Or Who They're Sleeping With, Or If They Got The Job Via Some Connection, Or About How Fox Is Putting X Amount Of Dollars Into It.

My Definition Of A Friend Is Somebody Who Adores You Even Though They Know The Things You're Most Ashamed Of.