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There's a few interesting tidbits on The Lone Ranger and a Bioshock movie in this interview.
There are some things i liked about what he said
-"You look at these things and here's an animated movie. I've never done that. It's sort of a paid education and it grows with you. But it stops when things get too comfortable and people phone things in. Mediocrity is a force and, for me, the way to combat it is to get nervous and get out of my element. It gets you up in the morning. It gets you excited."
More directors need to be like this. Thats just awesome, he loves venturing out and when he isn't venturing on anything he moves to something else. Who does that these days? Its cool and keeps things good.
Also He talked about Bioshock. "It needs to be scary" my god let this man make the movie! He isnt getting buyers because of an R rating and so on, let him make it! Sounds a lot more interesting than that adventure movie with a family in it...whats it called....you know its supposed to be uncharted. lol