You Can't Have A Superman

We Can't Just Go, Like, Oh That'd Be Cool Then Not Do It. So It's One Of Those Weird Things. You Gain All These Things On Your Journey. You Get Smarter. It's Interesting How You Are Who You Are In High School In A Lot Of Ways. When I Look At My Friends, I Feel No Different About Them Than I Did When I Was In High School. I Mean That In A Great Way. They've Taken On A Micro Scale What They Were Doing And Making It Bigger.

The Difference Between 'watchmen' And A Normal Comic Book Is This: With 'batman's Gotham City,' You Are Transported To Another World Where That Superhero Makes Sense; 'watchmen' Comes At It In A Different Way, It Almost Superimposes Its Heroes On Your World, Which Then Changes How You View Your World Through Its Prism.

Our Plans For 'superman?' I Can't Say. This Is The Most Super Secret Thing Ever. It's Like Working For The Government, Like I'm On A Covert Mission.

There's That Weird And Cool Line That Music Can Cross Where It Still Gives You The Goosebumps And You Think It's Cool But On The Other Hand It's Sort Of Like Also Letting You Off The Hook A Little Bit With The Ironic Aspects Of The Thing. I Think That's The Inexplicable, The Smell Of A Movie. That's The Taste Of The Movie.

I Always Say, I'm Certain I Changed 'watchmen' Less Than The Coen Brothers Changed 'no Country For Old Men.' I'm Certain Of It. But You Don't Hear The Cormac Mccarthy Fans, Like, Up In Arms About It. They Should Be. It's Like An Amazing Pulitzer Prize-winning Book.