I enjoyed the movie quite a bit. The downside is when I realized that the initial plan was for the main fox X-Men universe to have a crossover with The New Mutants characters in which the main villain of said crossover film was supposed to be Mr. Sinister, owner of Essex corp

In Star Trek: Axanar they talked about the Enterprise and the Constellation class ship. The constellation class was specifically built for the Klingon War, originally anyways, because they needed something with more fire power than what they had at the time. And even though Axanar is more of a fan film I believe it to be canon, and it makes way more sense than Star Trek Discovery and the Abrams timeline. If ya haven't seen it you can find it on YouTube

Transformers One worked so well without human characters because it wasn't set on earth at all and was a prequel story. The mainline cartoons have, for the most part, focused on human characters. Every body from Spike an his dad in the original cartoon, Carlos and the gang in Armada including Rad's parents and classmates, Kicker, Sally, Misha, Dr. Stone, and several other humans in Energon. Three kids and several cops/security guards in Transformers Cybertron and a group of kids and other human characters like Powell in Transformers Animated. You're complaint about the movie having to focus on the human characters is invalid cuz the shows have all done it which is what has kept interest and the franchise alive for kids. Honestly two of the BEST Transformers movies, Bumblebee and Rise Of The Beasts, focused more on the humans than the transformers themselves

The first few times I watched the Green Lantern movie I didn't think it was too bad but then again it came out when I was 10. Personally I prefer John Stewart over Hal Jordan though because John Stewart seems to be more creative with his ideas. Hal just builds planes, guns, etc. Even though Dark Phoenix didn't completely stick to the Phoenix Saga/Dark Phoenix Saga like I hoped it would, I thought it was executed way better than X3 The Last Stand. The Last Stand had way to many plot points to deal with in a short amount of time whereas Dark Phoenix just took some creative liberties with the story.

As much as I like Alan as an actor, Hawk in TITANS and Jack Reacher, I just can't see him playing Batman. Not just because he's way more buff than I picture Batman to be either, his facial structure and hair don't really fit. The best fit for him in the DCU would be Aquaman or maybe Green Arrow but no Bruce Wayne

The problem fore isn't a female lead character in Star Wars. The problem was a poorly written story that just copied the original trilogy with new characters, as well as a character with less than zero knowledge of the force and lightsaber combat besting somebody with over fifteen years of training in a fight. That's my problem. Leia and Pe were strong female co-lead characters that are memorable to me because of the way they were written. Rey isn't that memorable to me, couldn't tell ya a single thing she did outside of undeservingly beating Kylo Ren. I'd rather see something with Jaina Solo or something set in the old Republic with Meetra Surik, Revan, and Bastila Shan than watch another Rey movie especially if she's written the same way as last three movies. Every existing franchise that Abrams has touched, i.e. Star Trek 2009, Star Trek Into Darkness, and Star Trek Beyond, have all turned out terrible because they get directors that know very little of the Star Wars universe other than laser swords and blasters. Dave Filoni should be put in charge cuz he knows what he's doing and knows how to write good star wars stories, or even better Sam Witwer, the biggest star wars nerd to exist, should be in charge, not Kathleen Kennedy