I knew he was going to be my favorite Batman the first time I watched the trilogy. For me, Christian Bale was really great at portraying Bruce and Batman, encapsulating his stoic and smug demeanor. Honorable mention: Anne Hathaway as Selina Kyle/Catwoman? I am so on my knees for this diva.

Classic Tom Cruise. This is where his journey starts, along with his pal who died ☹️ I really wish he hadn't; they would've had a great adventure together. It's been 2 years since I watched this film, so what I remember is a little vague for me now, but all I can say is that I loved this angsty action film of his.

Newly introduced characters, Miles and Glenn, nailed their roles in this one! They portrayed their characters so well that you can feel the tension and conflict between the two. The flying scene—what fun it must be to experience flying a jet fighter! I also love how Tom's buddy is still mentioned, and I know that he's one of Pete's reasons to keep going.

I honestly don't know which MI franchise is my favorite, but Fallout is one of them; it's truly iconic! The chase, thrill, fight, and story are downright action-packed.

Pride and Prejudice but make it fantasy enemies to lovers.

This film made me fall in love with Taron. I love the concept of sophisticated and polished gentlemen who are secret agents. Really fun to watch if you love action-comedy.

I've been a fan of this show since it was released. By far one of the best action shows, the storyline, characters, conflicts, and antagonists—all great and consistent every season (Rose, come back in S4).

MY NO. 1 CRIME SHOW. Not only do they catch criminals, they use mathematics to track them down, which makes the show unique and niche for me.

Morgan, oh how I love this woman so much! She's like the girl version of Patrick Jane. She picks up on things that the cops often overlook (S1 Ep. 1 showed that). Not only is she smart, her humor and wit are top-tier, and her dynamic (chemistry) with Karadec as a subplot makes the story even greater.

Second favorite in the crime show genre. Great storyline; I think its dark and psychologically disturbing plot is so intriguing. Also, the characters are complex in their own way, although they are lovable. Hannibal really had me hooked; he's a psychopathic genius who calculates his moves carefully. As for Will, his empathy is too deep, to the point that he's being engulfed by the stories of the killers he empathizes with (But he's still my husband lolol).

My favorite blonde, his story is tragic, and he didn't deserve all of that, but I do love how it made him even more resilient and smarter than most people. I have to admit that Red John is by far the most twisted serial killer that I've watched. Patrick Jane can work alone and solve cases compared to cops, although in his own unethical way, LMAO. A manchild in a good way, and I love him for it.

My Christmas comfort movie, this makes me want to stay in England to experience the snow and Christmas spirit there (to find my own Jude "I am daddy" Law).

SUMMER VIBES FOR REAL! The vibes? The soundtrack? The cast? PERFECTION. Need I say more?!

This is THE penpal romcom! I enjoyed the plot of this film where they don't know each other's identity, only to find out later that it's their bookstore rival! Honestly, cute!

I love this movie. Personally, this movie has a different trope and storyline that made it popular. I will never move on from how Andie always successfully rage-baited Ben, and he still wanted her after all that. Bullshit!

I love this movie so much. Jane is such a fun character, and I love the scene where she goes back and forth between weddings. It was also her first encounter with Kevin, who was kind of amused. Who says you can't be in two places at once? My favorite scene? Their wedding, duh! Jane was always the bridesmaid but never the bride; she finally deserves to be one!

THIS IS SUCH A GIRLHOOD MOVIE. Friendship, travel, Europe, adventure, romance—perfection. It's a shame there aren't enough films similar to this. I'd definitely watch this over and over again.

LITERALLY 2000s ROMCOM; grumpy (ish) x sunshine trope. Rebecca is such a relatable character in terms of being a material enthusiast, and her wit made me chuckle every time. I love her dynamic with Luke; she's chaos while he's order, and yet the chemistry was so cute. She. Makes. Him. Laugh.

The vibes of this movie are so good; they captured the Italian essence perfectly. I really love the part where there are "Secretaries of Juliet" who write back to the girls who wrote letters and placed them on the wall of Juliet's balcony. I dislike Sophie's fiancé because you can tell that he prioritizes his career rather than her, not to mention he never paid attention to what she wants. And she was happier and more passionate whenever she's with Charlie and Claire.

Again, my favorite movie. This film portrayed the REAL enemies to lovers. Don't get me wrong, I love her and Michael, but Mia with Nicholas is such a great dynamic for me. The chemistry, the vibe, the tension, the kiss—chef's kiss.

My number one favorite movie of all time! My words aren't enough to describe my love for this film. This made me love Anne Hathaway the moment I saw her, and ever since, I've hoped that my life would magically shift from being an ordinary girl to a princess! (HAHAHAH)

I just finished the show today, and I LOVED IT. The storyline, setting, and characters—you can't tell me they aren't well-written (for me at least). The plot twist about their younger sister shocked me; I wasn't expecting that. Aside from Sherlock, Shou'an/Xiao Wei is my favorite character from this show. Not only is she a strong female heroine, but she's determined to prevail justice no matter what needs to be done. I love her for that; a real princess, indeed.