See, I'm one of those people who tends to dislike the movie endings that have the protagonist going or returning to the more boring, conventional place, Wizard of Oz etc. And it especially irked me in the first Jungle Book - hey kid, I know you grew up in the jungle, everyone you know and care about is in the jungle,…

I honestly think I wouldn't have told her either if I'd been in Cisco's shoes, because I'd be afraid of catalyzing a pre-destination path for her. Because if she "knows" she's going to turn evil, she might become resigned to it and not fight to stay good and in control.

I was lucky enough to be able to go to the 25th Anniversary panel at Comic Con this year and it was wonderful to see the love the filmmakers present still felt towards this project, and it was obvious that they'd infused it with that love as they were making it. Afterwards, they all stayed for a long time in the…

"If I Can't Love Her" is one of my favorite act closing songs in any musical - it's so powerful and emotional. And you're right, the Broadway version is a great and creative adaptation.

I never fail to get emotional whenever I read the dedication to Howard Ashman at the end of this movie:

See, I really liked that it was Nick who gave Cece the push and backed it up by actively bringing her potential clients to help get her started. The best friends are the ones who see and show you a view of yourself you maybe can't see as clearly from the inside and help you grow as a person. Considering their past…

I'm in the same boat as you because historically I've always loved Wally West. So I've given this version the benefit of the doubt constantly, holding desperately onto the hope that he would magically morph into something resembling what I love instead of Whiny Wally. Every episode he was tolerable I was hopeful he…

Awesome to see all four of the guys in Jane's life driving around together!

Isn't lead the equivalent of kryptonite to Daxamites? So shouldn't Mon-El standing so close to the lead-lined Guardian suit have affected him at least a little?

I loved Smash too, flaws and all. But it was my first exposure to Jeremy Jordan, and I couldn't stand his character despite the actor's amazing talent. So when the Supergirl casting notice said he'd been cast as Winn Schott, I was ready to dislike him and watch him inevitably descend into villainy. And Winn did start…

Kara might be the most adorable drunk I've ever seen.

I remember being so excited when they announced Hawkman was coming into the Arrowverse because I was associating it automatically with Michael Shanks' portrayal of the character in Smallville, because I love Shanks and really liked what he did with the character. Needless to say I felt very let down here, with my…

The first time I saw him was actually live on Broadway in The Farnsworth Invention (which I'm pretty certain was the play he was talking about in the Letterman story). He impressed me with his talent, and that coupled with his unique look made certain that I'd remember him and notice every time I saw him on TV since.…

I have to admit, I am intrigued at the thought of a Star Wars espionage movie with Leia playing double agent as she pretends to be an Imperial loyalist but aids the Rebellion as much as possible. Plus, I'd love to see Alderaan proper. And I would totally support Millie playing her.

And they're one of the few times he didn't play a goofball. I feel so sorry that he got typecast as a goofball, because he made a pretty charming swashbuckler.

You're wondering, "What is a place like this doing in a girl like me?"

I unabashedly adore Brendan Fraser's The Mummy and The Mummy Returns - they're some of the last true swashbuckling adventures Hollywood produced, and they're just FUN.

Same! It really is the perfect curse to torment lovers with - always together, eternally apart.

I love that he and Chris apparently have serious discussions about what's best for Greg.

He's never forgiven her for stealing his thunder!