A romcom that finally gets it right.

Voiceover actress Cristina Milizia has acted in work for Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Netflix, and Disney. Topics covered in the interview: marketing herself as a bilingual actress, lots of tips for newbie voiceover actors, wearing "silent" clothes in the recording studio, and developing a range of character voices.

The film franchise gets a new twist becoming a "girly" movie, a response to criticism towards the original movies. I talk about how different the movie is, which moviegoers will like it, what I expect for future "Transformers," and at the end, decide to reveal my heart's desire to make an animated "Transformers" series that takes things as seriously as a live action film might. If I haven't died by the time you hear this episode in another century, never getting the chance to do so.

The critics hated it. I loved it.

Director Lukas Dhont found success at Cannes with "Girl," but the rest of the world is divided on the film's interpretation of a trans teen girl's story.

Brie Larson's directorial debut unbeknownst to me when viewing this film made its film festival rounds a few years back. The film is a solid debut breaking female director stereotypes.

One of the final Disney vault 2D animated works, sadly.

Spoiler alert! I discuss a very shocking twist that upset me very off brand for this film franchise.

A women's empowerment film within science fiction that doesn't show women doing, well, anything empowering or adventurous.

Another blockbuster comic book hit. Is it any good?