A little more than a year after his excellent black comedy The Gentlemen (one of my favourites of 2020), British director Guy Ritchie is back at it with a new action-packed heist movie starring his old collaborator Jason Statham. Although we mostly know Ritchie for his typical English gangster movies with a strong focus on humour and neighborhood feuds, we are in brand new waters … Continue reading ‘Wrath of Man’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Let me be honest. I reviewed a couple of episodes of WandaVision, and I was never really hooked during the show’s entire 9 episodes runtime. It had a slow start and it lacked that spark that makes all MCU films shine. Well, I’m pleased to say that the spark is back in an AMAZING fashion in that first episode of The Falcon and the Winter … Continue reading ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ Episode 1 Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Since the Golden Globes weekend is right at our door, I thought it would be a good idea to discuss the best movies that could be nominated for the Oscar season this year. My latest find is a black and white Netflix flick directed by newcomer Sam Levinson, which doesn’t seem like much on the surface, but hides a monster of a script that is … Continue reading ‘Malcolm and Marie’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
I don’t know about you, but I’m so happy to see this show finally pulling back the curtain on its big mystery. After a whole month of head-stratching episodes, last week’s episode 4 spent its whole runtime presenting us the backstory of SWORD agent Monica Rambeau (presented at first as Geraldine in the sitcom). Monica is in fact Maria Rambeau’s (Lashana Lynch) daughter, which was … Continue reading ‘WandaVision’ Episode 5 [SPOILER Review] – ScreenHub Entertainment
After a premiere that left many of us confused, intrigued and borderline disappointed depending on who you asked, WandaVision‘s third episode is now on Disney +, as a replacement for the Mandalorian ‘Friday hype’. I thought that this one would probably deliver a little more of the show’s promises, but just to realize that we are pretty much in similar grounds as the first two … Continue reading ‘WandaVision’ Episode 3 [SPOILER Review] – ScreenHub Entertainment
SPOILERS ahead if still have not watched the first two episodes of WandaVision. Guess how many days? Since the opening of Spider-Man: Far From Home in 2019, it’s been more than 500 days since Marvel Studios released significant content following the events of Avengers: Endgame. This is partly due to the ‘oh so glorious’ pandemic which has put a halt on Marvel and Disney’s plans, … Continue reading ‘WandaVision’ Episodes 1 and 2 [SPOILER Review] – ScreenHub Entertainment
At a time when the movie industry questions the existence of theatres due to our new viewing habits during the pandemic, the talented American filmmaker David Fincher, that guy who offered us The Social Network (2010), Gone Girl (2014) and Seven (1995), has a very interesting page of cinema history to read to us. Choosing Netflix as a distributor and producer for his new project, … Continue reading Netflix’s ‘Mank’ Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Since Blade Runner 2049 hit theatres back in 2017, there was a new hype surrounding the cinematic sci-fi world launched by Sir Ridley Scott back in 1982. Underrated and possibly ‘underappreciated’ by most moviegoers, this franchise finally got the prestige and the attention it deserves. In fact, this is the very same franchise that helped launch the genre called “Cyberpunk“, which merges futuristic dystopia, hacker … Continue reading Why The Original ‘Blade Runner’ Remains My Favourite – ScreenHub Entertainment
HBO Max, the ‘Netflix-like’ streaming service launched by HBO, is now full-throttle in the US. The streaming service oligopoly has now become a real bloody arena, where the best service offering the most content wins, sword in hand. Owned by Warner Bros, HBO is now in a good position to rival Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple + and Hulu. Most fans, like myself, had to remain … Continue reading A Look Inside HBO Max’s ‘Raised by Wolves’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
Ah TENET … we’ve been waiting for this one for a while now. Its theatrical release postponed many times due to the pandemic, this film was the new hope of Hollywood and Warner Bros. Studios. to revive cinemas in North America. Betting on the talent of Christopher Nolan (Dunkirk, Inception and The Dark Knight trilogy) for the blockbuster spectacle, where the majority of the scenes … Continue reading ‘TENET’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
