What’s a poster or DVD box that comically misrepresents the tone of a film to you? When I saw this for the first time in college, it was far from the upbeat story about a scrappy young rat that I expected:

Margot Robbie is producing a “Monopoly” film. While my first instinct is to wonder how on earth that would work, I also wondered that about “The Lego Movie”, “Barbie”, and “Dora & The Lost City of Gold” and those turned out well.

Insert “Margopoly” joke here.

Hi. I’m Bella Baxter, and you’re watching the Disney Channel.

Directors whose visions I’d love to see for the final film in the Kelvin Pineline:

Nia DaCosta

Jonathan Frakes

Nicholas Meyer

J.A. Bayona

Justin Lin

Some of my favorite animated movies. Disney and Pixar aren’t allowed:

I haven’t seen “The Blair Witch Project”, but I do know of its impact. As with any time long-dormant franchises get sequels or reimaginings, my first question is what the new entry will bring to the table. How is it different? How does it advance the story?

My favorite quote from “Batman & Robin”:

“Help me save another life. Show me how to cure McGregor’s Syndrome Stage 1, and maybe you could also save the life of the man your wife once loved. He’s still inside you Victor. Buried, deep beneath the snow. Will u help me, Doctor?”

Zack Snyder releasing a longer version of “Sucker Punch” is my villain origin story.