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I Have Nothing Against 3-d In Theory. But I've Also Never Run To The Movies Because Something's In 3-d.

It's More Important You Learn What To Make Movies About Than How To Make Movies

There's Something About Looking At Super 8 Films That Is So Evocative. You Could Argue It's The Resolution Of The Film Somehow Because They Aren't Crystal Clear And Perfect,so There Is A Kind Of Gauzy Layer Between You And What You See. You Could Argue It's The Silence Of Them. You Could Say It's The Sound Of The Projector That Creates A Moodiness. But There's Something About Looking At Analog Movies That's Infinitely More Powerful Than Digital.

I'm Actually A Huge Fan Of Digital As Well. I Appreciate How That Technology Opens The Doors For Filmmakers Who Never Had Access To That Level Of Quality Before. However, I Do Think Film Itself Sets The Standard For Quality. You Can Talk About Range, Light, Sensitive, Resolution -- There's Something About Film That Is Undeniably Beautiful, Undeniably Organic And Natural And Real.

We Went On The Opening Weekend [of Star Wars], A Group Of Us Went Out And Just Popped Into A Couple Theaters Just To See People In The Theater Watching The Movie, And It Was Incredibly Gratifying Just To See The Thing Out There Being Watched By People. And The Reaction Was More Than We Could've Expected.