Sometimes the universe drops a great artist right in your lap. We discovered Mohammed Hibban when he subtly commented on one of our very first Artist of the Month tweets. Continue reading Featured Artist of the Month: Mohammed Hibban – ScreenHub Entertainment
Congratulations to Mizuri on being chosen as ScreenHub’s very first Artist of the Month! Continue reading ScreenHub Entertainment’s Artist of the Month: Mizuri – SreenHub Entertainment
To say that there has been some speculation on who will take up the mantle of Wolverine would be an understatement, but one suggestion does seem to stand out. Continue reading Speculation: Could Richard Armitage Ever Play Wolverine on the Big Screen? – ScreenHub Entertainment
Now that they are done with their time at Marvel, one would assume the Russo bro there’s have a bit more free time on their hands. Because they are wonderful, the duo took some of this time and sat down for a good old fashioned Reddit AMA, and here’s what we learned.
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This weekend, Hall H at San Diego Comic Con was full to the brim with pop-culture news on the DCEU, Westworld, and, of course, Marvel Studios. I will be writing some more posts, updating you on the other news that came out but, for now, I will be breaking down all the highlights from the Marvel panel. The Lineup Closest to us, the Black Widow … Continue reading Breaking Down All MCU News From San Diego Comic Con 2019 – ScreenHub Entertainment
Spider-Man: Far From Home is our third second Spidey film in the past fifteen years. That’s a lot of web-slinger to take in and that’s not even considering Into the Spiderverse, the standalone film that came out last year that walked away with Best Animated Picture at the Oscars this year. So we understand if you may be feeling a little apprehensive about jumping into … Continue reading ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ SPOILER FREE Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
This film, with a budget of $350-400 million, is really the cinematic event of the decade. With over 20 films over 11 years leading up to it, Avengers: Endgame ties together the (arguably) only successful cinematic universe in a truly incredible spectacle. Again directed by the Russo Brothers and written by Jack Kirby, Stan Lee (character writing credits) and Stephen McFeely (Captain America: Civil War, … Continue reading ‘Avengers: Endgame’ SPOILER FREE Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Written and directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck (who previously worked together on Sugar and Half Nelson), Captain Marvel dropped today and does not disappoint. The movie welcomes back Samuel L Jackson (Pulp Fiction, The Hateful Eight) and Clark Gregg (Choke, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) as well as a new set of stars joining the MCU such as Brie Larson (The Room, Short Term 12), … Continue reading ‘Captain Marvel’ Spoiler-Free Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Welcome to One Year Later, a new series where we examine popular, newsworthy, divisive or misunderstood movies one year after they’ve been released to see how they’ve fared in an extended re-review. Our first entry comes from the 2017 smash hit film Thor Ragnarok, directed by Taika Watiti. The film was met with critical acclaim and made boatloads of money, $853, 977,126 worldwide to be … Continue reading One Year Later: ‘Thor Ragnarok’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
Spoilers for Avengers Infinity War, but if you haven’t seen it by now we figure you’re just not that interested.
Infinity War starts things off with a bang, with Thanos attacking, killing half of the Asgardian refugees and claiming the Space Stone for himself. Victims of this cleansing include Idris Elba’s Heimdall and Tom Hiddleston’s Loki. The deaths definitely set the stage for the rest of the film tonally, as it proved that no one will be safe this time around. But upon rewatching the movie at home, I began to wonder if there was more to Loki’s death than meets the eye.
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