I am a huge Sci-fi fan, and I missed Firefly entirely when it aired. When Serenity came out on DVD, I rented it (not knowing what it was about). And I was thoroughly confused by it, although I loved it. I thinking that this must be a sequel, because I am missing something.

Then I talked about Serenity with my brother-in-law, and he told me about Firefly. I bought the DVD box set right away.

I'm not one to miss great shows, so I don't know how this one slipped past me. Perhaps the marketing.

White Collar remains one of my all-time favorite series.

What made White Collar stand out for me was the chemistry between the various characters.

The show without Willie Garson (Mozzie) just won't be the same.

Mozzie was my favorite character, but he was also the bad influence on Neil's character, that kept him getting into trouble.

Elizabeth, who is also a great character (and Tiffanie Thiessen was my childhood crush), getting involved in her husband's work all the time, was a bit frustrating at times.

The show didn't end as I would have wanted it to. I thought Neil would gain his freedom, but would decide to keep on working for the FBI.

I don't know how the show would be without Mozzie being the devil on Neil's shoulder. Will there be a new "Mozzie"?

Because The Lion King is not a tale of Colonisation like Mufasa, where WHITE lions called OUTSIDERS, invade territories in AFRICA. The leader of the white outsiders is voiced by the only white main actor that voices a lion.

The original The Lion King was written back when Disney was making movies to entertain people, Mufasa was made when Disney decided movies should be lecturers on left wing politics.

Mulan wasn't a bad movie when not comparing it to the animated film. I liked it a lot.

None of the live action films so far could capture the charm of the animated films.

I love Emma Watson, but she didn't do it for me as Belle. Luke Evans was great as Gaston. It deserves the number one spot.

The Little Mermaid was a hollow shell of a movie to me.

I grew up the the era of the animated versions of Beauty and The Beast, The Little Mermaid, The Lion King, Mulan, etc. What bothers me most about the live action versions are the voices of the characters not being the voices ingrained in my memory.

Weird, weird!

I have a feeling this article was meant to trigger people.

The Marvels and Eternals are utter garbage.

Shang-Chi is totally forgettable.

Avengers:Endgame was bound to be a success.

Iron Man's trailers and promo material made it very clear that they had a winner on hand. I loved it so much that I watched it in the cinema twice, the second time I was supposed to be visiting customers for work.

None of these movies need remakes. Writers and studios need to come up with their own original ideas. Maybe those original ideas will become cult classics themselves.

Just because modern woke audiences can't stomach the what entertained us in the 90's doesn't mean the movies should be dumbed down and PC'd for them.

When I was 11, my English teacher read Charlie and the Chocolate factory to us over the course of a week or two. I absolutely loved the story. None of the movies managed to capture the magic of the book...