“The Public’s Way”

Lust. Hatred. Violence. These are words that arouse an almost anti-religious sentiment. However, they are also popular topics in today’s movie industry. This industry is evolving in enormous strides, yet, it is clear that there has always been one purpose in the minds of directors and producers: to please the audience. Even now, with the technology to create realistic images from scratch and a seemingly infinite pool of movie scripts, directors must constantly spew out new approaches to films in order to gain approval from an increasingly critical crowd.
When we first set out to make a movie, we wanted to discover a way in which the public would adore someone as a writer and producer. The people had to love our movie. We concentrated on what the people desired, and that alone, which we did by directly giving them what they wanted. It was a movie that combined the fantasy of Legend, drama of Citizen Kane, and action of James Bond, all in one, not dealing with any ambiguous messages t...