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I’ve always been fascinated by the way technology is used in movies—how it’s portrayed, predicted, or flat-out invented from scratch. Whether it's futuristic gadgets, rogue A.I., or just the everyday tech that’s become essential to our lives, technology in film has always felt like a window into where we’re headed… or at least where we think we’re headed. A lot of films that tackle technology land squarely in the world of science fiction—those "what if?" movies about machines

My Guilty Pleasure: "Expect the unexpected." I have watched a lot of TV. That's a fact. I don't watch as much TV as I used to, but I still watch a lot of TV. In the past, I have been known to watch some really, really terrible stuff. I was on board for the very beginning of MTV's "The Real World" (when it launched in 1992, it was a truly great, groundbreaking, and important television show), and watched it until the Las Vegas season, when it just became about drunk, hot twe