The pressure of making good TV can be exhausting, but it's rewarding to know that the show will be viewed for many years to come.
The speaker stresses the power of films as they take you on a personal ride and allow you to feel close to the characters. He further highlights that watching a movie without any disruption, especially with a loved one, can be a great experience.
The speaker highlights the benefits of TV production, citing how it caters to the immediacy required when shooting a show compared to making a movie, which he finds slow and boring.
The speaker suggests several movie recommendations including "The Last Samurai" and "Gladiator", as well as a French movie about a retired mafia member. They also mention "The Imitation Game" as a great movie for those interested in action.
Director Ron Howard discusses the pros and cons of cinema vs streaming and how more people have seen his movies on TV than in theaters.