Therefore, art is dangerous, but good art is always making us reassess our thoughts and feelings about how we relate to other people. There are always people who fear that and want to suppress that. He's friendly, but he's not beyond nailing someone to a table. When he does these things, you feel somehow that you're doing them yourselves. That makes some people very uncomfortable because it confuses the emotions, but that's the intention, and I think it's very good.
Some people find that too disturbing and are repelled by it.
I think people are conditioned by the simplicity of most movies, where you have a hero you root for, the good guy, and that's it. But the flawed characters, and characters who are capable of evil, are much more interesting. All the great tragic figures, like Macbeth, are fascinating people. You know that he's going to be killed, so you know that he's fundamentally a tragic figure. I do love green.