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How Netflix’s ‘The Dark Crystal’ Improves on Henson’s Film – ScreenHub Entertainment

The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance is quickly becoming the latest streaming blockbuster on Netflix. Since its release, the Henson Company helmed dark fantasy has garnered almost universal acclaim by both new fans, and old admirers of the 1982 film that spawned it. However, I’d go a step further and say that the show not only captured the essence of the original film but also … Continue reading How Netflix’s ‘The Dark Crystal’ Improves on Henson’s Film – ScreenHub Entertainment

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The Blow By Blow on ‘Once Upon a Time…In Hollywood’s’ Insane Ending – ScreenHub Entertainment

If you’ve already seen Once Upon A Time In…Hollywood, then you’re already aware of its unexpected ending. No doubt the biggest topic of discussion from the film, the ending actually has a lot of subtle touches that may be more true to life than they first appear, making it an all the more effective rebuke against the Manson family legacy. Beware. There will be many … Continue reading The Blow By Blow on ‘Once Upon a Time…In Hollywood’s’ Insane Ending – ScreenHub Entertainment

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A Very Spoilery Review For ‘Once Upon A Time In…Hollywood’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Quentin Tarantino’s 9th film has proven that the director still has the imaginative energy that continues to make him one of Hollywood’s hottest talents. It also manages to be perhaps his most sentimental, low key, and perhaps even his most outrageous film to date. In case the title didn’t make it evident, we’re going to be entering spoiler territory. So without further delay, let’s discuss … Continue reading A Very Spoilery Review For ‘Once Upon A Time In…Hollywood’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Midsommar’ Is Two Hours of Dread – ScreenHub Entertainment

Ari Aster is an unusual director. Many people consider him a horror director, but I disagree. While most horror films are overt in their attacks on an audience, Aster takes a more subtle approach that borders on psychological torture. In this regard, Midsommar is one of the most overbearing and uncomfortable films I’ve seen in recent years, so much that it’s hard to tell whether … Continue reading ‘Midsommar’ Is Two Hours of Dread – ScreenHub Entertainment

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How ‘Stranger Things’ Has Changed – ScreenHub Entertainment

Though Stranger Things 3 continues to enjoy the warm critical reception of its predecessors, I couldn’t help but notice some stark changes from the show that captured my imagination back in 2016. While the original show was a superb blend of science fiction and horror, Stranger Things 3 has put a far greater emphasis on comedy at the expense of many of the scares. But … Continue reading How ‘Stranger Things’ Has Changed – ScreenHub Entertainment

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A Christian’s Take On ‘Good Omens’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Since its release, Good Omens has joined the ranks of many other films and tv shows that have dared to question some of faith’s most sacred ideas. I myself am a Christian, and my faith is something very near and dear to me. So what does this person of faith think of this outrageous, ludicrous piece of media that supposedly makes a mockery of some … Continue reading A Christian’s Take On ‘Good Omens’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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The Marcus Nelson Murders and When They See Us; Two Perspectives On A Broken System – ScreenHub Entertainment

Since its Netflix debut, When They See Us has received wide acclaim for its sobering and unflinching look at the ordeal of the Central Park 5, five youths who were coerced into confessing to the violent rape of a jogger and subsequently convicted of the crime. The series follows the five from the night of the crime to their eventual exoneration some fourteen years later. … Continue reading The Marcus Nelson Murders and When They See Us; Two Perspectives On A Broken System – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Godzilla’ And the Art of Dumb Cinema – ScreenHub Entertainment

Let’s get one thing out of the way. Godzilla: King of the Monsters is a dumb movie. It is one of the dumbest big-budget blockbusters we’ve seen all year, with over the top chaos, a weak cardboard cast of human pawns, and more cliches than the supermarket greeting card aisle. But fear not, for these flaws conspire to make an all around entertaining action extravaganza. … Continue reading ‘Godzilla’ And the Art of Dumb Cinema – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Detective Pikachu’ Is A Modern ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Let’s get this out of the way right now. Detective Pikachu has no right to be as good as it is. After years of missteps attempting to make a video game based movie, a major Hollywood studio has finally succeeded, creating a movie that is entertaining, memorable, and an all around enjoyable experience for fans. For me, there was also a sense of familiarity in … Continue reading ‘Detective Pikachu’ Is A Modern ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil And Vile’ Is A Film About Denial – ScreenHub Entertainment

Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile is not biopic on real life serial killer Ted Bundy. Rather than simply chronicle his crime spree in detail, the film takes a more unusual approach and shows it from the perspective of a long time girlfriend, Elizabeth Kloepfer. It does so to mixed results. The film is not without merit however, containing several moments of subtle brilliance before … Continue reading ‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil And Vile’ Is A Film About Denial – ScreenHub Entertainment

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