Dan Houser

I think the scale at which they're built, you could argue it the other way, why is it so quick?

I mean, you really are building...

in one go, a world, a city, and 40 hours of entertainment cut through it.

You know, these things are massive four-dimensional mosaics that are intensely complicated and have to work in lots of different ways.

And I think that's us being kind of aggressive on the timeline.

Love True Romance.

Possibly the best, one of the best scripts ever written.

Yeah, I mean, True Romance is super fun.

Tony Scott was a really good director.

So it moves at a really good speed.

It's funny.

It's completely unbelievable.

But you really care about the characters.

It's the kind of, you know, this world that obviously doesn't exist, but you feel it does exist.

The characters are larger than life.

The dialogue is unbelievably... You could just sit and watch them talk all day long.

And, you know, it's amusing.

You just want to live in that world.

I was thinking about, you know, what do you like about films?

It's the idea to be in a world.