[...] There is no problem that with a little 'good will not be able to ignorare.La madness and' an emotion, not a problem, that's why I fix everything with my madness [...]
Matinee - 1993 - Joe Dante 
"I've never been afraid to leave me a crazy thought, to 'an absurd idea. Who said that reason and conscience can not open the doors of our mind letting all the air fresh and renewed as that of a slight insanity. E 'caging of our deepest desires, the most intimate area of \u200b\u200bour individuality. The crazy thoughts go beyond what should be and how the world should be and walk new paths, where each view is being shaped as we passed and we are surprised by the novelty of its colors and its unpredictable forms. I'm not afraid to go into areas without endless obligations directional or speed limits, I'm not afraid if the road ends at a certain point and are forced to climb with difficulty even to discover what lies beyond the top of the mountain because of preconceptions and prejudices. I'm not going far if I feel I want to forgive a murderer, I do not feel ridiculous if I want to talk to animals, do not reflect before giving an idea even if it's strong, even if an army of right-thinking people that contrasts easily attack with pride and arrogance. Not having a touch of madness means to travel without ever leaving your luggage in habits, it's like going to a Thai restaurant and ask if they have Italian food, is like saying that we do not like a dish without having yet tasted or a person until you have truly known. In this ongoing debate, too often turned on that is life, I realized that between good and evil, right and wrong, right and left, guilty or innocent, victim or executioner there is always another option that does not reside in the responses and sole discretion but in the freedom of thought so wonderfully different and crazy. "
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