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There's Very Few Dork Movies Made By Dorks.

The Thing About 'dark Knight' Is Its Objective Is To Set Batman Into Your World, So That You Can Imagine The Moral Dilemmas He Faces Are Exactly Parallel To Moral Dilemmas That You Would Face In This World, Today, If You Were Out There Fighting Crime Dressed Like A Bat.

With Dawn I Was Afraid People Would Just Think It's A B-movie And I Didn't Know What I Was Doing. That's Really What I Was Afraid Of. Like The Subtlety Of The Movie They Would Miss. If The Movie Succeeds, It's That People Understand The Subtlety. That They're Able To See Past The Conventions Of What They Think A Movie Is And Go A Teeny Bit Deeper And Let It Be Both.

In The Sense That Watchmen References Movies, Comic Books, Pop Culture In General. It Knows It's A Movie. I Really Do Like Movies That Ride That Fine Line, The Razor's Edge Between Parody And Supporting The Fake Movie Part Of The Movie.

I Always Say, Thank God I Have This Job Or I Don't Know What I'd Be Doing. It'd Be Sad. I've Always Felt Like I Have Been Trying To Brand A World For A Quite A Long Time. You Know What Though, I Feel No Different. I Feel Like I'm Doing The Exact Same Thing I Did In High School. Only I Have More People Helping Me Out Now. And We Have To Take It All The Way.