i like theatrical films and then i got the brian depalma apprentice gig and i will be his apprentice on this big movie and they were expending at the time it was $50 million on a movie that was just not thought out, just kind of very satire. i did the new york part of it but when they went to l.a. to do the studio part, i actually dropped out and returned to theater at that point and got tired of theater because i was supposed to do a production of threepenny opera and the cheapest seat was going to be 40 bucks. it was a marxist lefty san francisco thinker, i'm not going to charge $40 for the cheapest seat for threepenny opera. then i turned to the internet thinking the internet would be the people's medium. i wanted to get away from commercial theater and i will go to the internet and go to the antibusiness, pro-human, it was for a moment. it will be that alternative. in terms of the movies, kubrick and lynch do things in movies that is beyond what people realize is quite happening. these movies are all about inviting multiple interpretations. it is as if the movie has a plot but do

i liked theatrical films and then i got the brian depalma apprentice gig. i'm his apprentice on this big movie and they are spending at the time $50 million on a movie that was just not thawed out. it was a very thin satire and i did the new york part of it but when they went to la to do the studio part i dropped out and returned to theater at that point and got tired of theater because of -- i was supposed to do a production of threepenny opera and the cheapest seat was going to be $40 and kind of mind troop kind of thinker, i'm not going to charge $40 for the cheapest seat of three penny opera which is a marxist player but then i turned to the internet thinking that the internet was going to be the people's medium, i want to get from all the commercial theater and go to the internet which is going to be the countercultural antibusiness pro-human, it was for a moment. it is going to be that alternative. in terms of the movies i say are the best. maybe i am typical but cupric and lynch do things in movies that are -- cupric does something with movies that i

and i liked theatrical film and then, yeah, and then i got that brian depalma apprentice gig and i'm going to be his apprentice on a big movie and at the time it was like $50 million on a movie that was not thought out and it was a thin satire and i did the new york part of it, but when they went to l.a. to do the studio part, i actually dropped out and returned to theater at that point and then got tired of theater because of how i was supposed to be a production of three penny opera and the cheapest seat was going to be 40 bucks. kind of a narco, kind of marxist, san francisco lefty mind thinker not going to pay $40 for the cheapest seat of three penny opera. i turned to the internet thinking the internet was going to be the people's medium. i want to get away from that commercial theater and go to the internet which is going to be the counter cultural anti-business pro-human, i mean, it was for a moment. it's going to be that alternative. in terms of the movie i would say are the best, i mean, maybe i'm typical, but you know, kubrick and lynch have-- do things in movies that are--