You know, that doesn t necessarily represent my opinion. Because you sort of get tired of this criticism I get tired of this criticism. I think there are simultaneously two things going on. There are these directors coming into movies who are more into the visual razzle-dazzle, let s say. There s also a change in the types of movies being made.
Movies continually progress, thank god.
The audiences want something else and the filmmakers has to deliver that. So I think that we re seeing two completely different trends. There s a trend for films that are trying to speak to a different audiences, a new audience, and I think sometimes people confuse those two areas and like the press always does, it kinda dumps things into categories. It s very much about the present. It s specifically not set in the future, though some people make it try and seem that it is set in the future, I guess it s for marketing.