I'm Just A True Irish

I've Done Far Too Many Things That I Felt Were Going To Be Genius That Weren't And I've Done Some Things That I Didn't Think Were Going To Be Much That Really Connected With People. So Expectations Are Left At The Door. But Hope Exists All The Time.

Audiences Will See What They Want To See. Some Will Come Out, Hopefully Enjoying Two Hours Of Action. Some People Will Find Themselves Gravitating Towards The Emotional Dilemma That The Characters Find Themselves In. Other People Will See That There Is Some Layer Of Subversions To The Storytelling Aspect Of Poking A Finger Of Judgment At Certain Governments To The Idea Of Foreign Invasion, Others Maybe False Pretenses.

I Think That Is What You Want To Do As A Cinemagoer - To Experience Something Fully. Some Things Don't Let You Experience Them Fully. It May Be Your Own Preordained Prejudice Where You Can't Experience Them Fully. But When You Come Out Of The Cinema Having Felt, Thought, And Experienced Your Way Through Two Hours, That Is A Really Cool Thing.

Making A Film, You're In A Really Dark Tunnel And The Only Kind Of Illumination Is The Shared Experience You're Having With Your Fellow Cast And Director.

I Have Hope. I Have No Expectations.