Now Mason, like any great literary work, or even wedding speech, do you mind if I start this with a quote?

I'd please be my guest.

Okay, my wedding guest.

We're recording this at my wedding, folks.

We've interrupted the ceremony, because we've got to get out this content.

Gotta do it!

Father, steady on.

So Steven Spielberg, director of this movie we're talking about today.

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He spoke to the New York Times about his sequels, specifically the Lost World,

and this is what he had to say.

Confidence is my enemy, and it always has been.

My sequels aren't as good as my originals, because I go on to every sequel I've made,

and I'm too confident.

This movie made it Kazillion Dollars, which justifies the sequel.

So I come in like, it's gonna be a slam dunk, and I wind up,

presumably to do a big slam dunk, Mason.

And I wind up making an inferior movie to the one before.

Now he was talking specifically, no, not Indiana Jones for,

which is the only other series where he's tackled a sequel.

He was talking specifically about the Lost World.

Oh my goodness.

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