The Key Is, If Youre Not Monkeying

I Just Find It Annoying That In These Sequences [of The Fight Scenes], Traditionally, There's Music Trying To Pump You Up. I Don't Like That, Personally, As An Audience Member. This Just Reflects My Taste.

Men Tend To Define Themselves By What They Do, And So If You're Dealing With A Character Who's Trying To Figure That Out, Or Multiple Characters, Then There's Something There For Guys, Too.

I Like To Make All Kinds Of Movies. I'd Do 'ocean's Thirteen' With The Right Script.

I Guess I Didn't Feel Confident Enough To Be Searching In A Big Public Way. I Was Very Content At The Time To Toil In Obscurity On Things That I Thought Might Point Me In Certain Directions Or Teach Me Certain Things - Not Knowing What That Would Be.

I've Begun To Believe More And More That Movies Are All About Transitions, That The Key To Making Good Movies Is To Pay Attention To The Transition Between Scenes. And Not Just How You Get From One Scene To The Next, But Where You Leave A Scene And Where You Come Into A New Scene. Those Are Some Of The Most Important Decisions That You Make. It Can Be The Difference Between A Movie That Works And A Movie That Doesn't.