I'll always have a soft spot for The Aristocats, simply because it was my youngest sister's favourite Disney movie ever.  She never got tired of that movie, which in retrospect is kind of strange, because she doesn't like real cats much at all.

I'll always have a soft spot for The Aristocats, simply because it was my youngest sister's favourite Disney movie ever.  She never got tired of that movie, which in retrospect is kind of strange, because she doesn't like real cats much at all.

I went into Mirror, Mirror assuming that it was going to be horrible and tedious, and I actually liked it quite a bit.  It's a movie that, when I have children, I won't mind sitting through dozens of times.

I went into Mirror, Mirror assuming that it was going to be horrible and tedious, and I actually liked it quite a bit.  It's a movie that, when I have children, I won't mind sitting through dozens of times.

Eh.  The spinoff I'm waiting for is a prequel called "Paul McGann's Character and His Wife Are Happy Together."  I'm too much of a wuss to watch Luther, but I love seeing McGann smile at people.

Eh.  The spinoff I'm waiting for is a prequel called "Paul McGann's Character and His Wife Are Happy Together."  I'm too much of a wuss to watch Luther, but I love seeing McGann smile at people.

Seriously.  I was waiting to see "Sammy's Visit," "Edith's 50th Birthday," and "Two's a Crowd" on this list, and it was weird to find only one of them actually on there.

Seriously.  I was waiting to see "Sammy's Visit," "Edith's 50th Birthday," and "Two's a Crowd" on this list, and it was weird to find only one of them actually on there.

Boo and Sasha's characterization feels really inconsistent to me—it didn't seem like there was any buildup at all to the way Sasha was trying to get in good with Boo, nor with how Boo brushed her off.  I'm at the point of assuming in my head that they both have gigantic crushes on each other and have no idea how to…

Boo and Sasha's characterization feels really inconsistent to me—it didn't seem like there was any buildup at all to the way Sasha was trying to get in good with Boo, nor with how Boo brushed her off.  I'm at the point of assuming in my head that they both have gigantic crushes on each other and have no idea how to…

A lot of the negatives here feel like nitpicking for the sake of filling arbitrary slots in the YA Why template.

A lot of the negatives here feel like nitpicking for the sake of filling arbitrary slots in the YA Why template.

Man ancestors? Surely we can shorten that into mancestors.

Man ancestors? Surely we can shorten that into mancestors.

Misanthropic worldviews.  If the lesson of the story is that people are terrible to each other, the world is an awful place, and you can't trust anyone, I'm unlikely to enjoy it.

Misanthropic worldviews.  If the lesson of the story is that people are terrible to each other, the world is an awful place, and you can't trust anyone, I'm unlikely to enjoy it.

It's really not difficult to time it so you never have to change it in a public restroom.  If you're doing it right, you can change it once in the morning when you get up and once right before you go to bed.

It's really not difficult to time it so you never have to change it in a public restroom.  If you're doing it right, you can change it once in the morning when you get up and once right before you go to bed.

I think Jeff, Who Lives At Home would have been a far better movie if it had focused on Susan Sarandon's character instead of Jason Segel's.  As it was, it felt weirdly long despite being one of the shortest movies I'd seen in theaters for a while

I think Jeff, Who Lives At Home would have been a far better movie if it had focused on Susan Sarandon's character instead of Jason Segel's.  As it was, it felt weirdly long despite being one of the shortest movies I'd seen in theaters for a while