I Have No Desire For Any Type

I Never Cared About Making One Coherent Masterpiece With A Conventional Narrative. I Always Wanted My Movies To Have Images Falling From All Directions In A Vaudevillian Way. If You Didn't Like What Was Happening In One Scene, You Could Just Snooze Through It Until The Next Scene. That Was The Thing About Vaudeville: You Didn't Have To Worry About The Beginning And Ends Of These Things.

I Have No Desire For Any Type Of Introspection At All. I Don't Ever Ask Myself Any Questions. I Don't Want Answers.

I See Things In A Specific Way. All The Films Are Different. There Are Specific Characters And Scenes And Locations And Ideas. There Are Colors I Want To See. There Are Movements And Things ... The Films Are Different, But The Approach Is The Same.

For Certain Things, Certain Audiences, People Will Laugh. And In Other Places, There's Dead Silence. And I Enjoy Them Both. You Try To Make Films Where It's Never One Way - Like Life.

A Lot Of Times You Can Write A Scene With A Specific Song In Mind, And Then You Lay It Over The Image, And It Kills It. I Can Never Figure Out Why Certain Music Works. Some Music You Listen To And Say, "man, That Would Be Great For A Movie." But When You Try It, It's Horrible, Because The Music Itself Is Cinematic. The Weight Of It Kills The Image.