You Can't Have A Superman

The Thing About 'dark Knight' Is Its Objective Is To Set Batman Into Your World, So That You Can Imagine The Moral Dilemmas He Faces Are Exactly Parallel To Moral Dilemmas That You Would Face In This World, Today, If You Were Out There Fighting Crime Dressed Like A Bat.

You Know, It's A Hugely Difficult Thing To Take Any Work Of Art Or Drawing And Say 'make That Real.'

So You Know When You Were Work On Man Of Steel, In 10 Years Somebody Is Going To Do The Music For Man Of Steel, And A Different Director Is Going To Be Doing Man Of Steel. That’s The Reality. So All You Can Do Is To Give It Not Only Your Best, But Your Vision On What This Character Is, When You Become One With That Character.

There Was This Interesting Quote: Try And Live Your Life Without Fear And Desire. It's This Concept That's Like When You Look At A Painting In A Museum And You Are Held In Aesthetic Arrest. So The I, The Ego, Is Stripped, Is Gone. The Observer And Thing Become One. That's Where Fear And Desire Come In Because You Don't Want To Own It, Possess It, Desire It, And It's Not Moving You To Fear. It's Like You're In This Harmonious State With The Object.

I Love The Irony Of Movies. I Really Do. For Whatever Reason, I'm Incredibly Intrigued By The Irony Of Reality In A Motion Picture.