I think itās because we all love to dream. We donāt live in a particularly attractive world. I donāt really remember, except as a small boy, anything but a pretty grim world. Iām old enough to have seen Hitler in the flesh. Iām old enough to have been in Munich in 1934, on the night of the long knives, when Hitler butchered so many of his own people. Iām old enough to remember the Second World War and all the other things. So Iām not being a Cassandra, who prophesied nothing but evil and misery; Iām simply facing reality. So, yes, let us not lose faith, let us be optimistic, let us believe in the good things, but we still have to face the world as it is. When you live in a world like that, what do you want? You want to escape, to get out of this world from time to time, into another world, a magical world, an enchanted world, where things happen we dream about, a world of fairy stories and wizards. It is like the conjurer, the enchanter, or magician who says, āLook, nothing up my sleeve. When I do this, you will come into my enchanted world!ā Dreaming, escaping, that is what weāre talking about. I firmly believe that is why this kind of film is so universally popular, and always will be, because people like to get into another world.