"These movies are like my kids. I just love them to death. Some of them go to Harvard and some of them can barely graduate high school"

This quote by Barry Sonnenfeld is a metaphor comparing his films to his kids. He expresses his deep love for his films, simply as he would for his own kids. He acknowledges that some of his motion pictures are more successful than others, just as some of his children may be more effective than others. He is proud of all of his movies, even if some of them do not do in addition to others. He is proud of the ones that go to Harvard, simply as he would be proud of a kid that goes to Harvard. He also likes the ones that don't do too, just as he would like a kid that does not do too in school. This quote shows the deep love and pride that Barry Sonnenfeld has for his films, simply as any parent would have for their kids.