After seeing the trailer for Violent Night a few months ago, I knew this was the movie I didn’t know I needed, but now I wanted. With the power of matinee pricing, we ventured forth to bear witness. So, is an action movie with Santa as the lead an actual good movie or is it a lazy gimmick to get butts into seats? Let’s find … Continue reading Should You Watch ‘Violent Night’s This Christmas? – ScreenHub Entertainment
It’s here at last! The first trailer and the title of the fifth adventure of Professor Henry Jones Jr. have been revealed. Harrison Ford will wear Indy’s fedora hat for a fifth and final time in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, which will be directed by the one who brought us Logan (2017) and Ford v. Ferrari (2019): James Mangold. This is the … Continue reading ‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny’ Revealed!- ScreenHub Entertainment
We’ve celebrated the 60th anniversary of the James Bond franchise many times this season, but there’s another interesting anniversary happening this November 2022. Die Another Day, Pierce Brosnan’s final outing as 007 (and the 20th movie in the franchise for that matter) is now 20 years old! Directed by filmmaker Lee Tamahori from New Zealand, Die Another Day closed the chapter on the Brosnan era … Continue reading ‘Die Another Day’ Is 20, But Did it Age Well? – ScreenHub Entertainment
American director Michael Bay has earned quite a reputation in Hollywood and across the world for his, let’s say, “flashy” style of action cinema. Call it trash or unsophisticated filmmaking, the movies he made were able to partly rival other blockbusters from that time, namely the Christopher Nolan and Marvel movies. Needless to say, he’s quite an interesting character as well, always aiming for explosions, … Continue reading Michael Bay’s ‘Ambulance’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
October 2022 marks the official Bond 60 celebrations around the world, as Dr. No came out on October 6th, 1962. To continue our James Bond 007 editorial, I have decided to write an official (and surely divisive) ranking of the six actors who wore the tuxedo in the last decades. While each of them played Bond in a distinct way, it’s important to mention that … Continue reading Bond 60 – James Bond Actors ULTIMATE Ranking – ScreenHub Entertainment
*Warning, there will be full spoilers for No Time to Die (2021) BELOW! 2022 is the year of the 60th anniversary of the official James Bond movie franchise since the first movie adaption of the Ian Fleming novels in 1962 with Dr. No. A year since the latest James Bond installment, No Time to Die, opened in cinema after such a long wait, fans had … Continue reading On His Majesty’s Secret Service: The Reinvention of James Bond – ScreenHub Entertainment
Alright, this took a while to watch so here’s your delayed review on this surprisingly trendy show. I wonder if Chris Pratt was getting a little tired of being typecast as “Chris Pratt” because his latest project, The Terminal List, on Prime Video, goes completely against Pratt’s usual archetype. This is simultaneously refreshing and frustrating, as Pratt’s character stumbles through this uneven but entertaining military … Continue reading Prime’s ‘The Terminal List’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Bullet Train feels like a movie from a different era. Specifically, it feels like a mid-2000s action movie, Smokin’ Aces very much comes to mind, with a dash of early Guy Ritchie and a sprinkle of Tarantino for flavour. Coming to us from David Leitch, who has co-directed the first John Wick and has since gone on to direct Deadpool 2, Hobbs and Shaw and … Continue reading ‘Bullet Train’ Spoiler Free Review – ScreenHub Review
Recently the release of the trailer for Prey, the latest film in the Predator franchise, has been making rounds on the internet. This latest film continues the anthology base of the previous films, taking the series out of the modern-day and, instead, weaving a period piece about a young Indigenous American woman named Naru (played by Amber Midthunder) going head to head with one of … Continue reading The ‘Predator’ Movies Have Always Been Woke – ScreenHub Entertainment
Talk about a great action duo! Ryan Gosling versus Chris Evans; the Blade Runner VS. Captain America. This is the kind of action rivalry we don’t get much these days, at least not since the Face/Off in 1997, when John Travolta and Nicolas Cage made it so great. It was only a matter of time before we got a good action flick with Gosling, as … Continue reading ‘The Gray Man’ REVIEW – ScreenHub Entertainment
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