I Think Reviewers Have Become Particularly Venomous

Every Weekend In History Has Worked For Movies If The Movie Connects.

Music Is Just One Of The Tools A Director Has With Which To Paint And I Think It's One Of The Most Effective.

There's A Darkness Under 'the Hangover' Because Ultimately There's A Missing Person And It's Not Really That Funny. There's A Sort Of Darkness Under It That I Love, And Still People Are Laughing As Hard If Not Harder Than They Did In 'old School.'

Comedy Is So Subjective. You Could Be In A Room With 400 People Laughing At A Joke And You Could Just Not Think It's Funny. You're Just Sitting There Like, 'am I In The Twilight Zone? Why Is Everyone Laughing?' It's Such A Personal Thing. People Have Such A Personal Visceral Response To Comedy.

I Think Reviewers Have Become Particularly Venomous Because, In A Way, The Power Has Been Sucked From Them. A 15-year-old Can Write A Review On The Internet And It Means As Much As Roger Ebert's Review, And That Just Makes Roger Ebert Mad, So He Comes Out Harder And Stronger.