The most fun I ever had making a movie was the first 'Incredibles.'

I see Walt Disney as kind of the epitome of a dreamer. He was a very forward thinker.

Familiarity is all the rage. And if you're doing something that doesn't have its rhythms preset, you know, everybody's a little bit uncomfortable.

There's some great TV, but it's kind of like dessert: It's good to have once in a while, but you can't eat it all day, or you're gonna get really fat and probably die.

It's easier to sit and watch TV than it is to get up and read a book.

I always noticed that in art school, that grief was considered more profound than happiness. But why?

Making a movie is like you're behind the wheel, and you're driving through the obstacle course, and the pedal is down, and you can't brake.

I think that children are very smart.

History is rife with stories of directors who got so obsessed that their films went massively over budget - out of control.

I love the house in 'North by Northwest.'