This Is So Fucked Becuase If You Ignore Ringo (sorry) It's Like Directly Proportional To How Long They

Bruce: Why pouting?

Clark: You had a kid and you didn't tell me.

Bruce: I had plenty of kids. You need to be more specific.

Clark: You had a kid of your own, and you didn't tell me.

Bruce: Are you making differences between bio kids and adopted kids? 'Cause I have some big news for you, alien boy.

Clark: You had a son with Talia al Ghul.

Bruce: Listen, it was an accident-

Clark: Are you telling me you just happened to get Talia al Ghul pregnant?

Bruce: You knocked up Lois!

Clark: We were engaged? She's not my arch-enemy?? I didn't keep it from you???

Bruce: Hey, cut me some slacks! I was a bit shocked! I mean, how would you react if you found out to have a secret child with Lex Luthor?!

Clark: *nervous laugh*

Bruce: ???

Clark: What an odd choice of words...

(BRB gonna use this dialogue in my Superbat WIP)

the early Beatles stuff is all “come home to me little girl you’re the one for me and I can’t imagine a life without you little girl we could be as happy as can be girl” and then somewhere around rubber soul they decided to make a new genre where they go “look at this weird little man. look at him. look at how quaint and odd he is. he is the mustard and marmalade man he lives in a shoe and eats apricot jam tiddly dee tiddly dum tiddly doo.” and they said “this is very good we will put at least one of these on each of our successive albums.”

I just need to say that the scene where they play amoung us in glass onion was actually really cool because blanc gets caught and immediately gets ejected and he says that 'so angie caught me and now the games just over' Which sets up for later when he catches Miles but it's not over, everyone knows what he did and there's nothing they can do about it.

Bullet Train is the fifth ocean's movie

It's so funny how some people are getting upset about Now and Then being promoted as a "Beatles song" when George didn't want to do it and is no longer here to have a say in it... if anything George not wanting to do it but not getting a say is exactly what makes it a fully authentic Beatles song