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We Are Never More Creative Than When We Are At Odds With The World And There Is Nothing So Artistically Destructive As Comfort. Princess Leia Taught Me That.

This Idea Of Popular Culture Became Something That Belonged To Us Rather Than Something That We Looked At From Far Away. We Realized We Could Be Part Of It And Create It, Instead Of Just Being Consumers Only.

Plainly It Isn't An Exact Science, Despite It Being A Complex Interaction Of Micro-decisions And Corresponding Thought; Perhaps It Doesn't Always Work And We Pass By Some Potential Soulmates Like The Proverbial Ships In The Night, Never Quite Connecting. Then Again, Perhaps The System Is Tenacious And Continues To Run Like A Computer Program On Infinite Loop, So That If At First You Don't Meet, You Are Drawn Back Together For Another Try.

It's Why I Get Miffed At All The Dashing Around In Recent Zombie Films. It Completely Misses The Point; Transforms The Threat To A Straightforward Physical Danger From The Zombies Themselves, Rather Than Our Own Inability To Avoid Them And These Films Are About Us, Not Them. There's Far More Meat On The Bones Of The Latter, Far More Juicy Interpretation To Get Our Teeth Into. The First Zombie Is By Comparison Thin And One Dimensional And Ironically, It Is Down To All The Exercise.

American Audiences Tend To Be More Expressive Than British Ones.