Memory Is A Wonderful Thing

It's Hard To See A Film One Time And Really "get It," And Write Fully And Intelligently About It. That's A Review. That's Not Film Criticism.

It's Kinda Like D.h. Lawrence Had This Idea Of Two People Meeting On A Road, And Instead Of Just Passing And Glancing Away, They Decide To Accept What He Calls The Confrontation Between Their Souls. It's Like Freeing The Brave, Reckless Gods Within Us All.

Everyone Is Encouraged To See Their Lives, The World Through The Eyes Of The Rich.

I Have A Lot Of Films That I Haven't Gotten Made, And That Continues To Trouble Me. But Someday, Some Way Or Another, I Think I Will. It's All About Timing. There's A Moment When You're Hot And Studios Will Make Your Next Film, And Then There's A Moment When You're Really Cold, And They Couldn't Care Less What You Want To Do Next. That's When You Have To Recede And Make Lower-budgeted Films.

I Can't Help But Think That At The End Of Your Life, When You Look Back, There'll Be A Tone. And That Tone Will Come From The Essence Of How You Live Your Day To Day What You Did In That Between Time Because That Is Really Your Life.