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Directors Tend To Be More Underrated Than Overrated Because It's A Quiet Job And People Don't Really Understand It.

I Think That 'hangover Ii' Is As Funny As 'the Hangover I,' Honest To God, But I Think That It's A Little Bit Darker, And The Stakes Are A Little Bit Higher.

I Think Reviewers Have Become Particularly Venomous Because, In A Way, The Power Has Been Sucked From Them. A 15-year-old Can Write A Review On The Internet And It Means As Much As Roger Ebert's Review, And That Just Makes Roger Ebert Mad, So He Comes Out Harder And Stronger.

When You Work On A Movie Or A Tv Show, You're A Family, So If Something That's A Two-minute Thing In The Movie Is Causing A Rift In The Family, You Also Have To Think About At What Point Do You Fight This, And At What Point Is This Rift Worth Having In This Very Small, Very Tight Group Of People Who Are Just There To Make Something Great And Funny.

What It Boils Down To Is That When You Say The Word Las Vegas It Means Something. You Could Say New York City And It Doesn't Really Mean Anything. When You Say A Word Like Bangkok, In My Mind It Means Something. There's Not A Lot Of Cities Where The World Literally Brings A Picture To Your Mind.