I think there are no mention at all of "birthdays" in Nolan films... I think he doesn't understand the concept of aging.

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Ruth wrote:21%

79%

Don't you mean "You complete me."??

Yeah! Those were very poor choice of words.

Ruth wrote:21%

79%

I think they deserve higher rating, but what I mean by that is that I would love to see them with my personal rating.
Not every mortal on this earth has the hability to appreciate Nolan. So, considering that, I think they are very good.

Pratham wrote: my utter awkwardness when talking with members of opposite sex? yes.

Another question I would ask: Would you help me write my autobiography so it looks awesome like all your films?

9/10 - I loved: The theme of the film, the emotional and the brutal consequences of been Wolverine and Professor X for so long on this violent world. X-23 is phenomenal. Although I really liked the fight scenes, I think this scene for me captures the movie: http://media.comicbook.com/2016/12/logan-...

Mr Nolan, is it true that Limbo, Bane's pit, Gargatua (and so on) essentialy represent the same thing?

Jonah wrote:I've always suspected that it has something to do with the fact that he's left-handed and I'm right-handed, because he is somehow able to look at my ideas and flip them around in a way that's just a bit more twisted and interesting.

What if Christopher writes the spin-off?

There is a beautiful parallel between the alive and dead characters:

Alive - Dead
Finch - Root (IT genius & mastermind)
Shaw - Reese (muscles)
Fusco - Carter (cops)

Don't know what would happen if things were different.

What's your favourite director, besides yourself?