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>> what was interesting about "children of men" is you had all these very small, very personal relationships in the middle of this dystopian future with something really human at stake in this idea of fertility and continuing the species. >> people found it almost immediately and recognized what a powerful work it was. and now when you talk about the best films of the 2000s, it's always in that conversation. >> she's pregnant. >> yeah, i know. it's a miracle, isn't it? >> with his long-time cinematographer emmanuel lubeski who's known as this kind of magician of the camera, he was able to do t...

>> jesus! >> it was like doing a set piece. we were really driving the car. there were really fires on the hill. the camera would movie overhead. i think for us as actors it was exciting. >> the camera just manages to effortlessly flow to just where it needs to be. it's one of those scenes that leaves you saying how the hell did he do that? the storytelling comes first and the virtuosic camera work comes second but they just complement each other so beautifully. >> what cuaron and inarritu does

Fantastical elements he's been working on for years. >> the universal monsters, of course, are cinema history and so much inspiration for what he does comes from those old movies. >> i can see the love of these monsters in his films and you can hear when he talks about it. i mean, you know, it's special. and "shape of water" is like clearly his creature from the black lagoon. >> guillermo del toro is an appreciator of the old school moviemaking. he never lost the 12-year-old geeky fan boy within himself and i think that's why audiences can relate to his work so much.

Sees coming where studios are like great, this is it, this is the backbone of our box office strategy from now on. >> for your consideration, the jericho. >> when i was hired to do "iron man," i liked the idea that it was an older character, that it wasn't somebody who had an origin story of being an ordinary person and becoming superhuman. >> i'll be throwing one of these in with every purchase of 500 million or more. >> it was about someone successful in life, kind of unlikeable, who was having a crisis of conscience. and the big thing that made it all work was the casting of robert downey j...

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