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That's What Life Is: Repetitive Routines. It's A Matter Of Finding The Balance Between Deviating From Those Patterns And Knowing When To Repeat Them.

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That's What Life Is: Repetitive Routines. It's A Matter Of Finding The Balance Between Deviating From Those Patterns And Knowing When To Repeat Them.

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I Think Acting Is Totally Conducive To Being A Little Kid, Because Kids Are Less Inhibited And Use Their Imagination.

If The Inspiration Is Genuine And It's Coming From The Right Place, That's What I Like And Want To Be A Part Of.

I Know How To Make An Audience Laugh, 'cause I Grew Up On Third Rock From The Sun, Week After Week In Front Of Audiences, Making Them Laugh.

I Didn't Really Like Doing Commercials. You Had To Behave Like You Were On Angel Dust Or Something.

The Director Is The Most Important Because, Ultimately, As An Actor, When You Watch A Movie, It Looks Like An Actor Is Giving A Performance, And They Kind Of Are. But, What's Actually Happening Is That An Actor Has Given A Bunch Of Ingredients Over To A Director, Who Then Constructs A Performance. That's Movie-making.

There's An Absolute Prejudice That Good Movies Are Dramas And Comedies Are More Dismissable. But I Couldn't Disagree More.

What Makes A Good Work Of Art Is Something That Honors Certain Traditions And Breaks With Others.

I Was Studying For The Sat's And Learning Lines.

I Didn't Want To Just Work Within Hollywood When I Started A Production Company. I Wanted To Be Able To Collaborate With Great Artists From All Over The World.

Celebrity Doesn't Have Anything To Do With Art Or Craft. It's About Being Rich And Thinking That You're Better Than Everybody Else.

When I Was A Teenager I Loved Acting, But I Really Just Loved It For Myself. I Didn't Like The Fact That Anyone Else Saw The Work I Was Doing

I Have A Lot Of Trouble Getting Turned On By Girls Who Are Turned On By Celebrity.

I Don't Think You Necessarily Have To Be The Most Perfected Performer, In Order To Express Your Feelings. It's Really Those Feelings That An Audience Connects With, I Think, At Least As Much As Perfected Technical Skill.

I Think Violence Begets Violence. I Don't Think A Way To Solve Any Sort Of Conflict Is With Violence Because Nothing Ever Ends Up Solved, That Way.

Being Politically Active Is "more About Doing Things, Not Just Standing For Some Platform Or Being Involved In Some Political Party."

I Was Such A Big Dustin Hoffman Fan When I Was Young.

My Mom Brought Me Up To Be A Feminist. She Would Always Point Out To My Brother And Me That Our Culture Does Often Portray Women Like Objects...

As An Actor, It's Always Important To Understand What The Director Is After. That, To Me, Is My Job. When I'm Acting, I Like To Ask A Lot Of Questions And Understand Exactly Why The Director Is Doing What They're Doing, So That I Can Provide Him Or Her With The Ingredients That They Need To Get The Scene That They Want. It's Not To Challenge Them, In Any Way. It's Just So That I Can Do My Job Best.

I'm Definitely Not A Science Nerd, I'll Say That. That Was Not My Forte At School.

I'm The Last Person To Tell My Friends To Go See Something I'm In. I Could Care Less If Friends Of Mine Never Saw Anything I'm In.

I Think We All Have A Tendency To Feel Like, "well, What Can I Do? I Can't Influence The Government Or Politics In My Country."

I Don't Think Action For Action's Sake Is So Fun, But When It Helps Tell The Story, I Love Doing A Good Fight Scene.

I Don't Blame The People For The Fact That So Many Movies Are Bad. I Think There's A Corrupt, Perverted, Lazy And Sloppy Attitude That's Pervasive In The Movie Business. The Whole Entertainment Business Is Kind Of Crumbling Around Us.

I Just Want To Open Up The Avenues For People To Express Themselves. That's What The Media Ought To Be. It Shouldn't Just Be A Conveyer Belt Of Shiny Products To Buy. It Should Be A Way That We're All Communicating And Understanding Each Other.

Every Director Is Different. And All The Movies Are Very Different, And The Characters Are Very Different.

The Term 'popular Culture' Always Used To Mean What The People Do - Pop Songs, Folk Songs, Music In General Used To Live Because People Would Sing These Songs And Tell These Stories Together. Then All Of These New Technologies Came Out And It Became The Work Of Professionals.

"music Is Something That Professionals Do And Not Something That I Do." That's Not Natural. Music Belongs To Everybody.

The Truth Of Actually Working On A Movie Set Is That You're In The Midst Of A Logistical Nightmare. There Are So Many Things Going On. There Are Many Factors That Keep Your Ideal Scenario From Ever Happening. And You're Rarely Going To Get That.

Singing Doesn't Have To Mean That You Sound Like Stevie Wonder. I Love To Sing. I'm Not The Greatest Singer In The World. But, A Lot Of My Favorite Singers Aren't The Greatest Singers In The World.

Music Belongs To Everybody. Having A Little Clique Of The Industry Tell Us What Our Culture Is... I Don't Think That's Healthy. And The Internet Is Helping Us Get Away From That.

That You Can Be Whatever You Want To Be, Whoever You Want To Be, Regardless Of Your Gender.

When You Become A Ghost Feel Free To Haunt Me.

I'm Ready For Another Adventure Now, Take Me Far Away Please! Ok One More... But Then You Have To Read To Me!

The Sun Is Such A Lonely Star. Whenever He Comes Out To See His Friends, They All Disappear.

We Can Be Anybody We Wanna Be.

That's What Life Is: Repetitive Routines. It's A Matter Of Finding The Balance Between Deviating From Those Patterns And Knowing When To Repeat Them.

It's Just A Natural Part Of Being A Social Creature And Being A Human Being.

There's Something Really Appealing About The Simplicity Of Black-and-white Images.

Black And White

One Thing That Stays Pretty Consistent For All My Jobs Is, I Listen To A Lot Of Music While I'm Working.

Kids Play Pretend. I Think That Kids Can Be The Best Actors.

I Just Like To Do Work That Inspires Me, And I Don't Pay Any Attention To Whether It's A High- Or Low-budget Movie.

There Seems To Be A Notion In Hollywood That If You Want To Make Money, You Have To Sacrifice Doing Good Work With Integrity. And I Think That's Bullshit. I Think That's An Excuse, And It's What People Say Who Are Scared That They Can't Do Good Work.

Hollywood Has The Idea That Movies Have To Be Dumb. But Especially Movies For Or About Teenagers Have To Be Really Dumb!

I Do Feel That Even Though I Didn't Grow Up Being A Big Sci-fi Fan Or Comic Books Or Superhero Fan, I Felt Myself Definitely Gravitate Towards These Movies That Have A High Concept And Yet They're Giving You A Moral Dilemma Within That.

I Have An Eclectic Taste In Stuff Whether It Be Movies Or Music Or Books Or Food Or Anything. Variety Is Interesting.

Most Of What Hollywood Puts Out Is Crap Anyway.

The Important Thing Is To Find What's Unique About Yourself, Find What's Unique About Someone Else. And Embrace Everything In The Moment, As Opposed To Constantly Comparing Yourself And Your Lover And Your Relationship To A Static Set Of Expectations.

I Like Making Little Videos And Little Records. I've Always Loved Video Cameras And Four-track Cassette Recorders, Still Cameras, Anything.

Even When I Was Really Young, I Hated Doing Commercials, Because I Would Say, "that's Not Real Acting." And It's Not. It's Embarrassing What They Make Little Kids Do In Commercials.

When I'm On Set, I Do Whatever I Can To Find My Focus. One Thing That Stays Pretty Consistent For All My Jobs Is, I Listen To A Lot Of Music While I'm Working. Because When There's All This Stuff Going On, For Me To Be Able To Put On Headphones And Listen To Music Helps Me Keep My Focus,. A Big Part Of Creating A Character For Me Is Finding The General Palette For What Kind Of Music I'm Going To Be Listening To.

When I Arrived At Columbia, I Gave Up Acting And Became Interested In All Things French. French Poetry, French History, French Literature.

Everyone Has The Attitude That Movies Aren't Just Disposable Entertainment - They Can Really Mean Something. I Love That, Because That's The Way I Feel About Films.

This Movie [don Jon] Played At Sundance And South By Southwest And Berlin. And It Just Played - Well...by The Time It Played At Toronto Recently, It Was Already Done. But Getting To Watch It With A Thousand People Is Hugely Informative.

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Normally You Read A Screenplay - And I Read A Lot Of Them - And The Characters Don't Feel Like People. They Feel Like Plot Devices Or Cliches Or Stereotypes.

I Think, Honestly, That The Word 'indie' Is A False Gimmick. 'independent' Used To Mean A Movie That Was Financed Outside Corporate Hollywood, But A Lot Of What Gets Called Independent These Days Is Totally Produced Within That System. And There's Nothing Wrong With That.

Supermarket Tabloids And Celebrity Gossip Shows Are Not Just Innocently Shallow Entertainment, But A Fundamental Part Of A Much Larger Movement That Involves Apathy, Greed And Hierarchy.

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The Thing About Occupy Is That The Sentiment The Movement Embodies Is Timeless: Don't Be Greedy, Share.

So To Compare Your Real Life, Or Your Partner Or Lover Or Whoever To A Character In A Movie, You're Setting Yourself Up For Disappointment. They Don't Map.

Storytelling In General Is A Communal Act. Throughout Human History, People Would Gather Around, Whether By The Fire Or At A Tavern, And Tell Stories. One Person Would Chime In, Then Another, Maybe Someone Would Repeat A Story They Heard Already But With A Different Spin. It's A Collective Process.

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Today's A Great Time To Be Any Creative Type Of Person, I Think, And In Just About Every Aspect Of Creativity, This Generation Is Going To Blow Away Every Generation Ever. Because We're The First Ones With The Internet. I Can Get Together With Some Friends, Shoot A Movie, Cut It On My Laptop At Home, And Then Put It Online. We Don't Have To Listen To Anyone.

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We Couldn't Afford Test Screenings. This Is A Relatively Low-budget Movie [don Jon]. But What We Did Have Was The Festival Circuit.

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While I'm Not A Celebrity, It's Such A Weird Concept That Society Has Cooked Up For Us. Astronauts And Teachers Are Much More Amazing Than Actors.

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Well, Look Who I Ran Into," Crowed Coincidence. "please," Flirted Fate, "this Was Meant To Be.

Were Meant To Be

I'd Been An Actor My Whole Life, Since I Was A Kid. And Then, I Quit For Awhile And Went To University. When I Wanted To Start Acting Again, I Couldn't Get A Job, And That Was Really Depressing. So, I Realized, At That Time, That I Have To Take Responsibility For My Own Creativity.

I've Always Found It Sort Of Hilarious, And Occasionally Horrifying, How These Images [in Mass Media] Impact Us, And Especially When It Comes To Love And Sex And Relationships, I Think We Sometimes Develop Unrealistic Expectations.

I Suppose The Longer Anyone Spends On Earth, The Closer We All Get To Becoming Superfluous Characters.

It's Worth Paying Attention To The Roles That Are Sort Of Dictated To Us And That We Don't Have To Fit Into Those Roles. We Can Be Anybody We Wanna Be.

Media Used To Be One Way. Everyone Else In The World Just Had To Listen. Now The Internet Is Allowing What Used To Be A Monologue To Become A Dialogue. I Think That's Healthy.

I Tend To Think Having An Impact On The World Is A Lot More Complicated Than Government.

I Don't Blame Folks For Not Wanting To Put Me In Their Movies Or Whatever. I Understand If Their Audiences Had An Association With Me.

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If More People Rode Bikes And Less People Drove Cars, The Air Would Be In Better Shape And People Would Be In Better Shape.

Fame Has Always Been A Downside To Acting For Me. It Gives Me The Creeps.

It's Less About What You Do And More About Who You Are Doing It With.

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Eating Is The Sleeping Of Being Awake.

I've Always Paid A Lot Of Attention To The Way That Different Kinds Of Media Affect How We See The World, Probably Because I've Been An Actor Since I Was A Little Kid.

Why Am I Doing The Work I'm Doing? Why Am I Friends With This Person? Am I Living The Best Life I Possibly Can? Questions Are Often Looked Upon As Questions Of Doubt But I Don't See It That Way At All. I Question Things To Stay Present, To Make Sure I'm Doing What I'm Supposed To Be Doing.

Everyone Has A Unique Perspective And That's Valid. Everyone's Perspective Is Valid. That Doesn't Mean That Everyone Has The Same Degree Of Skill Level As An Entertainer, But Skill Isn't The Only Important Thing. It's Also What Kind Of Perspective And Feelings You're Bringing To It.

My Dad Never Blew Anything Up, But He Probably Had Friends Who Did. He And My Mom Have Always Preached That The Pen Is Mightier Than A Molotov Cocktail.

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Don't We Want To Escape Our Real World And Go Into Something Larger Than That, Simpler Than That, More Beautiful Or Darker?

I Collect Flickering Stars In Old Pickling Jars, Poking Holes In The Lids So They Can Breathe.

I Don't Buy Into The Glory Days Thing. I Think Every Time Has Its Great Things To It. The '60s Were Such A Glorious Time But It's Easy To Forget That There Was All Sorts Of Bullshit Too.

If You Know Which Way The Current Is Going, You Can Use It To Your Advantage.

You're Gone. No Mailing Address. But I Send You Letters Anyway.

Even Today, In Our Progressive Times, In Most Movies That Come Out, The Men Have To Have Biceps And The Women Have To Be Thin Or Something.

I Have A Really Terrible Sense Of Direction.

Our Culture Has A Tendency To Pigeonhole People And To Try To Tear Down Anybody Who's Breaking Out Of Our Comfort Zone. That's Why We Get Into These Cultural Ruts That End Up Being Destructive Prejudices. But Breaking Out Of That Comfort Zone Is The Most Rewarding Thing You Can Do, In Your Life. I Do My Best To Push Myself, When I Can.

There's A Long, Long History Of Women Suffering Abuse, Injustice, And Not Having The Same Opportunities As Men, And I Think That's Been Very Detrimental To The Human Race As A Whole.

Sometimes What Someone Else Does Is Really Not What You Expected Them To Do, Which To Be Honest, Sometimes Doesn't Work.

Astronauts And Teachers Are Much More Amazing Than Actors.

I Think The Reason I Was Able To Get The Jobs I Did Is Because I Worked For Some Very Strong, Self-possessed Filmmakers Who Wouldn't Listen To The Executive-suited Wisdom, And They Believed In Me From Director To Actor. Not From Salesman To Commodity.

I Don't Have Any Training In Dance. I Can Convince An Audience That I Know How To Dance Because I'm A Convincing Actor.

He Loved Me. He Loves Me Not.

I Didn't Really Like Doing Commercials.

It's Nice To Not Feel Like You're Just Re-enacting A Preconceived Moment, But There's Room For An Organic Feeling To Develop While The Camera Is Rolling. Even Amidst These Enormous Technical Productions, Chris [ Nolan] Always Prioritized Making Sure That Sort Of Spontaneous And Organic Feeling Could Happen At The Moment.

The Chemistry And The Comfort And Trust Between Two People Playing A Love Story L Is Key, And To Have A Friend That I Could Trust, And Whose Sensibilities I Already Understood, Made It So Much Easier, And Is A Big Part Of Why It All Looks Natural On Screen.

I Enjoy A Challenge Or Provocation, Something To Think About, To Talk About After It's Done.

It's He-ro," The Boy Argued. "no," The Girl Insisted, "it's Her-o.

He [mark Webb] Is Very Savvy, Technically, He's Shot So Many Videos, He Knows How To Get What He Wants. The Surprise, Of Course, Is That He's Also An Extremely Humanistic Story-teller. He's Obsessed With Story And Character, And Not Just Making It Look Right, Which Is A Double-thred That's Rare In Directors.

The Truth Is, An Actor's Performance Is The Result Of Work By A Lot More People Than Just The Actor. When You See That Character Portrayed Up On Screen, There Is The Work Certainly Of The Actor, But There's The Work Of The Editor, There's The Work Of What The Camera Was Doing. What The Music Was Doing, All Of The Above.

Here's The New Art Of The Twenty-first Century: The Art Of Curating, The Art Of Plucking All The Good Stuff From A Superabundance Of Crap.

Nothing Is Ever Finished. It's A Funny Thing. I Actually Think That's Really The More Natural Way Of Stories Or Songs.

You See A Woman On A Screen And You Reduce Her To Just A Thing, A Sex Object.

I Think Some Of The Best Actors Ever Were Little Kids.

If I Were To Point To The Person Who's Having The Greatest Impact... I'd Point To Elon Musk.

The Cool Thing About My Character Was That It's Not That Digital. I Get To Put Hours Of Prosthetic Makeup On And See A Different Creature Altogether. I've Seen How He Looks And It's Really Cool.

I've Been Hearing It A Lot, Especially In The Last Few Years; People Will Say Things To Me Like "well, If Only I Was Like You In That Movie," Or "if Only I Could Be With Someone Like You In That Movie." And, You Know, It's Very Flattering To Hear That.

A Lot Of The Motivation For Doing The 'make 'em Laugh' On Snl Was Because I Had Just Finished Shooting 'inception,' Where There Were Zero-gravity Scenes And I Got Into Really Good Shape And Was Training And Did All These Stunts. Coming Off Of That, That Instilled Me With The Confidence To Do 'make 'em Laugh.'

I Think Any Time You Set Out To Make Something, Anybody Is Going To Be Confronted By Those Voices In Their Head That Say "you Don't Need To Do This. Someone Else Can Do This Better. You Should Probably Just Quit Right Now."

Your Kisses Are Snowflakes: Each One Is Unique. They Land On Me, Before They Melt Away And Leave Me Cold.

A Lot Of Movies Try To Set Up A World With Cool Sets, Costumes, Camera Work. In Brick, The World Is Born From The Words.

His Hands Were Weak And Shaking From Carrying Far Too Many Books From The Bookshop. It Was The Best Feeling.

I Think The Way The Media Is Going To Work In The Future Is Less Something That The Population Consumes And More Something That The Population Creates.

I Think Hollywood, As It's Been, Will Have To Change Because The Model Of Hollywood Is "we'll Make This Content, And You Guys Buy It," But I Don't Think That's The Future.

I Find The Voice Is What I Look For First And Foremost With Just About Every Character I Play.

Hollywood Can Be An Exclusive Place. Who Gets To Be On Tv, Or Who Gets To Make Tv Can Be A Small Clique Of An Industry. There's So Many Talented, Skilled People, All Over The World, That Might Not Have The Connections Or The Opportunities To Work In Tv.

In The Old Days, People Would Gather Around The Fire, Or They Would Gather At A Tavern, And They'd Tell A Story. And Then, Maybe A Week Later, Someone Would Tell The Same Story, But With A Different Twist On It. That's How Folk Takes Evolved.

Actors Didn't Use To Be Celebrities. A Hundred Years Ago, They Put The Theaters Next To The Brothels.

When I Was A Teenager, If Anyone Recognized Me For Anything I Did, It Would Ruin My Day. I Couldn't Handle It. It Was Some Sort Of Neurotic Phobia. I Guess I Was Paranoid That People Would Treat Me Differently, Or In An Unfair Way, Because Of My Job.

I Do Call Myself A Feminist. Absolutely!

As Soon As You Are Trying To Be Funny Or Dramatic, That's When Things Start Feeling Fake And Boring.

The Most Valiant Thing You Can Do As An Artist Is Inspire Someone Else To Be Creative.

I Go Through A Lot Of Bad Stuff, Because Most Of The Stuff That's Written Is Pretty Bad. But Occasionally Something Comes Along That's Good, And I Want To Do It.

That's Sort Of What I Wanted To Make Fun Of A Little Bit With Don Jon. And I Think Oftentimes, If You're Going To Talk About A Sort Of Substantial Topic Like This, The Best Way To Do It Is With A Sense Of Humor.

If You're Going To Put Yourself Above Everybody Else, You Might End Up Alone.

I Think There Is Something Beautiful In Reveling In Sadness

This Overwhelming Desire To Be Close To You Directly Conflicts With My Intense Fear Of People.

Overwhelming Desire

I Want To Keep Working With People That Care About What They're Doing. It Seems Obvious, But It's Not. It's Sometimes Hard To Keep On That Track.

The Traditions Of Hollywood Are Grand And Great And Are Going To Survive Forever, In A Way. But They're Not Going To Be The Only Way For Much Longer. The Technology Is Such Now That You Don't Have To Have Millions Of Dollars To Make A Movie. You Can Make One With A Computer.

When I Started Editing On My Home Computer, I Said To Myself, 'well, I Could Be At Home Studying For A Class Or I Could Be At Home Editing A Video.'

I Think There Is Something Beautiful In Reveling In Sadness. The Proof Is How Beautiful Sad Songs Can Be. So I Don’t Think Being Sad Is To Be Avoided. It’s Apathy And Boredom You Want To Avoid. But Feeling Anything Is Good, I Think. Maybe That’s Sadistic Of Me.

Most Scripts Are Bad. I Read A Lot Of Them.

If You Don't Stick To Your Plan Enough, And You're Too Seduced By Whimsical Notions And New Ideas, You Can Kind Of Lose Your Train Of Thought And End Up With Something That Doesn't Have A Solid Through-line.

Train Of Thought

Real Life Is Not As Simple As It Is On A Screen. I Think Real Life Is Actually A Lot More Beautiful.

You Usually Get One Or The Other, You Get Someone Who Knows How To Tell A Story But They Don't Necessarily Know About Light And Camera And Rhythm, Or You Get Someone Who Can Make Beautiful Images But They Can't Necessarily Tell A Great Story. He Does Both And I Think He's Going To Be One Of The Film-makers That Our Time Is Remembered For.

The Element Of Surprise Wasn't Allowed Near The Periodic Table.

I Knew That If I Wanted To Really Maintain Control, I Would Have To Keep The Budget Down. And I Did. And I Feel Very Fortunate That - Y'know, This Movie [don Jon] - Frame For Frame, Line For Line - Is Exactly What I Wanted It To Be. Nobody Made Me Change Anything.

If The Goal Is To Get The Best Artists, Actors, And Filmmakers In The World To Create The Best Movies, Hollywood Does A Decent Job. And I Think No One Would Disagree With Me That It Also Makes A Ton Of Bad Movies And Employs A Bunch Of Hacks.

I Have A Pretty Eclectic Taste In The Movies That I Like To Watch, And Also In The Movies That I'm Inspired To Work On.

But I Would Encourage Anyone Who Has A Crush On My Character To Watch It Again And Examine How Selfish He Is.

Certainly The Animation Technology Is Growing Like Crazy. All Media Technology Is.

A Lot Of People, Most People Who Are Working, They Do It For Money. And I'm Not Saying There's Anything Wrong With That. It So Happens That I Made A Lot Of Money Already, So I Don't Have To Worry That Much About It. I Wouldn't Fault Anybody For Doing It For The Money, But It Doesn't Interest Me Right Now.

Genres Give A Vocabulary. They Give A Frame Of Reference For The Audience To Enter Into A Movie. Then, Once They Have Their Footing, That's When You Can Start Doing Things That They Don't Expect.

I Just Love To Act. It's My Favorite Thing To Do In The World, And What Keeps It Interesting, To Me, Is The Creative Challenge. So, Different Kinds Of Characters, That's What I Just Love To Do.

Comedy Takes A Very Specific Technique, Specific Skills.

Bikes Are Clearly A Superior Form Of Transportation When It Comes To Just Simple Getting Around. A Car Makes Sense If You Need To Carry A Bunch Of Stuff.

Making Little Videos That You Know Are Going To Be On Tiny Windows Is A Whole Different Thing. I Don't Know What It's Going To Lead To Necessarily, But It's Certainly Fun.

Real Life Is Not Like A Movie. Even The Best Movies, The Most Rich, Fleshed-out Movies Are Not As Rich And Nuanced As Detailed As Real Life Or An Actual Human Being.

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