Now that you've got an indie hit and you're working on a studio movie, is the possibility of a franchise movie in your future?
I've always told people that my opinion of success is to have an in-ground swimming pool at my house. If I'm going to sell out, I should at least sell out for enough money to put in a swimming pool. I don't know. I'm open to anything. It's just, the confidence I've gained from making three films that I don't think totally suck is to trust my instincts, and if it's not feeling right, don't force it. At this point, I've actually said "no" to a lot of things. I've said "no" to some franchises, and I think I'm going to do exactly what I want to do. If there's a franchise that fits into that, awesome. It's not like I'm opposed to it, the idea of it, but it has to be the right thing at the right time. I have to enough confidence in the process. That was the thing about taking the job with Warner Bros. They gave me confidence that I would be taken care of and that I would be listened to and all these others things. If the story is right, if the situation is right, absolutely. I would love to, but they're few and far between and I read them. I think it would have to be something that I develop. I would be shocked if the script fell in my lap, but even that's possible. There are some great writers out there.
Besides That movie is slated for 2015. Aquaman for 2018. I trust more in the hacked e-mails in this one.
