Theme Quotes

“The idea of transformation is central to my work.”

“I'm interested in the collision of the ordinary and the extraordinary.”

“Always, in all of my films, I've had a theme of the individual against society.”

“I've always written about the battle between good and evil. I don't see how there's any other topic that's more important.”

“The great thing about the 'Final Destination' series is that it's all about fate. It's something that we all think about.”

“Religion is a fascinating subject to write about because it has such a profound impact on people's lives, for good and for ill.”

“Age is a big part of my stories because it's a big part of life.”

“You're trying to find a new way to say the same thing. Love and hate. Life and death.”

“I don't write love songs. I write about the world.”

“My films are always about family, and the bittersweet bonds of family.”

“I've always been interested in characters who are on the edge, who are outsiders.”

“I've always been interested in the dark side of things.”

“Some people say my work is often depressing and pessimistic, with the emphasis on death, blood, overcrowding, strange beings and so on, but I don't really think it is.”

“I wanted to show the disintegration of a man... how civilization is just a thin veneer.”

“All my movies are about death in one way or another.”

“I've always been attracted to the dark side of things.”

“I'm fascinated by the bonds between women and the way they support each other in difficult times.”

“I wanted to show how a single event can ripple through a community and affect so many different people.”

“The real subject of 'Saturday Night and Sunday Morning' is a kind of vitality, a refusal to be beaten down.”

“Death is very often the theme of my films.”