It looks like that is part of the “Ricky” video. I’ll probably YouTube it after I finish this comment to be sure, but I seem to recall that it ended with a big silly dance-off that took it out of the 50's trapping of “I Love Lucy” and into the modern (early 80's) age. You can see the “Lucy” actress on the far right of…

It’s a ridiculously self-indulgent, ill-advised, vanity version.

Jasmine is impressed by Aladdin’s ability to do whatever he wants and go wherever he wants. Both in his “street rat” truth, or in his “Prince Ali” subterfuge. Never once is he being told what to do and where to go based on who he is. That is what Jasmine wants. She likes Aladdin because he offers that to her in either…

I agree in full with you. I could really feel that Williams’ Genie liked Aladdin. And felt genuinely hurt by him, less so as a Master/Servant relationship but as a friendship. I didn’t get that from Smith’s Genie who didn’t seem to really care about Aladdin.

As rich and mature as The Lion King’s themes and subject matter are, it still has a farting warthog. I think I enjoy the story (or at least I relate more) to the street rat with a heart of gold that overcomes (magically at first, but eventually through his own skill) and becomes successful vs. the Lost Prince that…

At least Jafar got the Aladdin reprise.

Aladdin is solid entertainment, though I understand how Williams can be exhausting. I waffled on his persona/schtick a lot when he was a live (VERY attention grabbing) but have become way more forgiving since his passing. You take him out and fill in someone else (Say Will Smith) and the movie just isn’t memorable.…

Look, Thewlis is my favorite Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher., what more do you want from me?

I was thinking the same thing, but then I wondered how powerful The Scarlet Witch was in her earliest incarnation an whether or not she became a Dark Phoenix knock-off after the fact.

I was thinking the same thing, but then I wondered how powerful The Scarlet Witch was in her earliest incarnation an…

And here’s another thing. Even if it is a twist, and even if that twist was ruined by the marketing, It doesn’t detract from the fact that T2 is all kinds of awesome.

I like that you mention Fury Road. As you say T2 is a freaking spectacle of awesome and I remember also being blown away when I originally saw it in theaters. Didn’t felt that way for an action flick again until Fury Road. Also pure amazing spectacle. 

I always get a chuckle out of River Phoenix in Last Crusade. A teenager in 1912 is going to have THAT haircut? Also apparently he is supposed to be 13 at the beginning. Just like Furlong is supposed to be 10 in T2. 

Batman was huge, and this article really gets into that.

Yeah, sorry, I shouldn’t have given you shit. We’ve been programmed to quick scroll and react. 

Yeah, when I saw this making the rounds I thought I had heard it before. Then when I, y’know, read the whole article here I saw that it was mentioned that this is nearly the same story as 10 years ago, just a little more detail on the homophobic comment.

They could have really raised people’s hackles and gone with Lady Antifa.

Brave is one of my daughter’s favorite movies. She even dressed like Merida for Halloween in 2013. So i’ll always have a soft spot for it.

And for me, I think it’s a great story as well. I have a fondness for Medieval settings, standing stones, will’o wisps and magic. So I do have a bit of a bias.

My High School girlfriend and I watched this movie a number of times in the mid-90's. It really is a beautiful feel-good movie, that’s funny to boot.

I love The 1975. I listen to “Sex” so much, it’s one of my favorite songs ever. I love that they can jump styles and still sound wonderful no matter what it is.

Disney+ should just roll out the dumptruck of money to Glover’s house to get the Young Lando series going.