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Our film toasted his at the box office.
我們的電影票房勝過了他的。
Did that feel good? No, it still felt awful,
這種感覺好嗎？不，我們仍然覺得很糟糕，
because people started saying how everyone in Hollywood was doing insect movies.
因為人們開始談論好萊塢人人都在做昆蟲電影。
He took the brilliant originality away from John, and that can never be replaced.
他從約翰那里竊取了精彩的原創點子，而這是永遠不能被取代的。
That's unconscionable, so I've never trusted him, even after he tried to make amends.
這樣做太沒良心了，所以我永遠不再相信他，即使事后他試圖補償也沒用。
He came up to me after he was successful with Shrek and said,
在他的《怪物史萊克》獲得成功后，他來找我，和我說：
"I'm a changed man, I'm finally at peace with myself," and all this crap.
“我變了，我現在完全平靜下來了。”這些都是胡扯。
And it was like, give me a break, Jeffrey. For his part, Katzenberg was much more gracious.
那就像是在說“饒了我吧，杰弗里”。卡曾伯格則和藹得多。
He considered Jobs one of the "true geniuses in the world," and he learned to respect him despite their volatile dealings.
他認為喬布斯是“世界上真正的天才”，他學會了尊重他，盡管他們之間的關系并不穩定。
More important than beating Antz was showing that Pixar was not a one-hit wonder.
比打敗《小蟻雄兵》更重要的，皮克斯證明了自己并不是曇花一現的奇跡。
A Bug's Life grossed as much as Toy Story had, proving that the first success was not a fluke.
《蟲蟲危機》賺得的收入和《玩具總動員》相當，證明了第一次成功并不是偶然。
"There's a classic thing in business, which is the second-product syndrome," Jobs later said.
喬布斯之后說：“在商業界有個很經典的理論，叫做‘第二個產品綜合癥’。”
It comes from not understanding what made your first product so successful.
癥結在于對第一個產品的成功缺乏理解。
"I lived through that at Apple. My feeling was, if we got through our second film, we'd make it."
“我在蘋果就對此深有體會。我的感覺是，如果做成了第二部電影，我們就成功了。”
