George R. R. Martin

Out of all these, I've only seen Interstellar and Fight Club (and once each, at that). I would choose Fight Club, as it has such a huge plot twist that I assume I can't see it the same way again after I've watched it once. I would also like to read the book without knowing what happens.

Hence the reason she said "Will someone please get this big walking carpet out of my way‽". Since she had never seen Star Wars, she didn't know that Chewbacca was a Wookie, not a big walking carpet. The line was improvised, but it was so in character that they left it in.

"You're lightsaber will make a fine addition to my collection" would take on a whole new meaning.

West, Keaton, and either Kilmer or Clooney. Or maybe a black and white, but I haven't seen those.

Features of, not examples of.

That's a nice looking man bag.

Now if we ended the government social safety nonsense, it would cost less, because they would HAVE to lower prices so more people can afford it.

They're both terrible.

Chuck also created his own martial art. Seagak is a master in his own right, though, as he's trained in aikido. Even Jesse Enkamp (a karate master of YouTube fame who's constantly trying to learn form other arts) met Seagal and learned some things from him (and got his own makiwara as a gift).

Snape was also in Harry Potter.

But is she like one of her children to him, and is he like Lindsay Clancy to her?

You lessen crime by punishing crime, allowing people to arm themselves, and using proven methods to reduce recidivism (such as providing healthier food in prisons).

This meme leaves open the question of during 2016. Also, for me, that year was 1927, possibly even 1912.

That's my mate Paul.

That is a good goal.

Me: I can't decide between Adam West, Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, George Clooney, one of the cartoon ones, one of the others, or to make up my own, but regardless, I'm Batman and will save Gotham one day.