Films Used To Be About Challenging, Emotional

I Hesitate To Say I Was The Class Clown, But That Was Kind Of How I Interacted With Other Kids In School, And I Very Much Appreciated The Responses I Got. The Validation Of Laughter Is Often A Very Heavy Psychological Balm.

Spoilers Are Cowardly. They're Just People Who Want To Anesthetize Themselves Against The Tension And The Experience That The Director And The Artist Have Set Up. If You Go In There Knowing What's Going To Happen, It's Like Reading The Last Page Of The Book. It's Just Cowardly.

We Realised That It Was Important To Embrace This Popcorn Logic, That It Works, That It's Funnier When You Fire 20 Rounds From One Tiny Pistol. Then It Becomes The Joke, It's Funnier When You Pay Less Attention.

I Realized That If I Went Snowboarding, You Can't Think Of Anything Else When You're Snowboarding. You Can't Hesitate Or Think About Anything Other Than Not Falling Off And Breaking Your Neck. If You Want A Holiday Where You're Not Gonna Think About Work And You're Not Gonna Think About Anything, Snowboarding Is The Best Way To Do It. Or Skiing, I Guess. I Don't Ski, So I Don't Know.

When You Go Into A Movie And You're Surprised By It - These Days With Brand Recognition Being Such An Important Thing And Essentially Trailers, The Way Trailers Have Evolved Encouraging People Not To See The Film Unless They've Already Seen The Film Which Is Kind Of The Paradox Of Marketing These Days Anytime That You Enjoy Genuine Sense Of Wonder And Surprise In The Movies It's Priceless.