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“Does it come in black?” were the first words Christopher Nolan put on the page when reimagining Batman—an understated opening that ignited a reboot and ultimately launched a trilogy that went on to earn $2.45 billion worldwide.

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I'm screaming at Tony Kushner's opening line while honoring Harvey Fierstein with a Lifetime Tony Award LOL "When I was 25 and barely out of the closet, I went to the Village to see a trilogy of gay plays, so gay that 20 minutes in there on stage was the playwright delivering a hilarious monologue while getting railed in the back room."

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