You’re probably right, and I intend to

Definitely need to rewatch that one. The first time I watched was in a science fiction class, in 20-minute intervals which were days apart, so the whole thing felt a bit clunky.

Huh, i thought that would fall into the realm of “80s classics”

"Identifying with the protagonist" is why Tom Holland is my favorite Spider-Man. (to clarify I'm an 18-year old college freshman)

A lot of my most favorite movies are due to either that, or just something extra that really sucks me in (nostalgia, or something else indescribable). Most of the "great" movies that I've seen (Dark Knight, Forrest Gump, Back to The Future) are somewhere in the #25-35 range on my list.

I saw the theatrical version.

3 was okay (I gave it an enjoyability score of 73 which is my defaut "meh" score) but 4 got a 63.

Office Space is on my "to-watch" list.

I recently watched the Reeve Superman movies for the first time and although I enjoyed the first one, I loved the second one.

As for the last two...not so much.

I give movies "enjoyability scores" based on how much I personally liked the movie. I went in thinking it was going to be a 70 and I gave it an 84. (73-75 is what I would consider an "average" score.)

The goats were very hit or miss for me. Sometimes I was laughing, sometimes I was cringing.

Not going to know how to function when Eddie Redmayne goes.

As an autistic person, he has single-handedly made the Fantastic Beasts movies some of my all-time favorites, and is overall just a wonderful person by all accounts.