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I Made 'batman' The Way I Made Every Other Film, And I've Done It To My Own Satisfaction - Because The Film, Truly, Is Exactly The Way I Wanted It To Be.

Every Film Should Have Its Own World, A Logic And Feel To It That Expands Beyond The Exact Image That The Audience Is Seeing.

I Think The Films Insomnia And Memento Share All Sorts Of Thematic Concerns, Such As The Relationship Between Motivation And Action, And The Difficulty Of Reconciling Your View Of The Story With The Supposed Objective View Of That Story.

You Never Quite Know What You're Going To Come Back To And Figure Out How To Make It Work. You Never Quite Know Where That Desire To Finish Something, Or Return To Something In A Fresh Way, Is Going To Come From. Every Time I Finished A Film And Went Back And Looked At It, I Had Changed As A Person.

Films Are Subjective - What You Like, What You Don't Like. But The Thing For Me That Is Absolutely Unifying Is The Idea That Every Time I Go To The Cinema And Pay My Money And Sit Down And Watch A Film Go Up On-screen, I Want To Feel That The People Who Made That Film Think It's The Best Movie In The World, That They Poured Everything Into It And They Really Love It. Whether Or Not I Agree With What They've Done, I Want That Effort There - I Want That Sincerity. And When You Don't Feel It, That's The Only Time I Feel Like I'm Wasting My Time At The Movies.