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‘Dune’ Spoiler-Free Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Denis Villeneuve has been consistently knocking it out of the park with his whole career. He made his big budget debut with the tense crime drama Prisoners and moved on to release Enemy in the same year. These were closely followed by Sicario and Arrival (his first big science fiction success). Blade Runner 2049 was a big test because the preexisting fanbase for Blade Runner … Continue reading ‘Dune’ Spoiler-Free Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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How ‘The Matrix’ Redefined Transmedia – ScreenHub Entertainment

Update: Unreal Engine 5 will launch a demo on PS5 and Xbox Series X titled The Matrix Awakens, a new Matrix “experience” that will showcase the power of the game engine while also providing some new content from the world of The Matrix. The demo will feature Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss as Neo and Trinity respectively and was developed with the help of Lana … Continue reading How ‘The Matrix’ Redefined Transmedia – ScreenHub Entertainment

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What Norse Mythology Reveals In The First Look At ‘God of War Ragnarök’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

After lots of patient waiting and theorizing, fans got their first-look at gameplay for the upcoming God of War game. Titled God of War Ragnarök, the game takes place a few years later than the 2018 reimagining and sees Kratos and a much older Atreus facing Ragnarök head on. But what is Ragnarök and what might have happened since we last saw the father son … Continue reading What Norse Mythology Reveals In The First Look At ‘God of War Ragnarök’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Link In Bio, Movies, Netflix, Reviews, Sean Gallagher

Netflix’s ‘Sweet Girl’s Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Talk about not sticking the landing. Netflix’s Sweet Girl, starring Aquaman’s Jason Momoa has been out around a week now and it seems fair that we talk about all the spoilers about this movie, cause it goes places that are both surprising and completely bonkers. Maybe you’ll find that entertaining or maybe you’ll roll the biggest eye roll of 2021. Let’s dive into it. Sweet … Continue reading Netflix’s ‘Sweet Girl’s Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf’ On Netflix, Worth The Watch? [Spoiler-Free] – ScreenHub Entertainment

Despite not quite sticking the landing on its freshman season critically, Netflix is betting big on its Witcher franchise after the huge viewing numbers the first season got back in 2019. Fans can also expect a sophomore season of the main show and a live-action spinoff called Blood Origin, but before all that, fans can watch the animated feature film Nightmare of the Wolf. So, … Continue reading ‘The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf’ On Netflix, Worth The Watch? [Spoiler-Free] – ScreenHub Entertainment

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“The Suicide Squad” Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Going into the cinema to see James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad I was fairly sceptical. The trailers were pretty good but considering the massive disappointment which was Suicide Squad, I was ready to be disappointed. That being said, the sequel was 2-and-a-bit hours of absolutely ridiculous fun. That being said, I have never been in a cinema with such sporadic laughing – at some point, … Continue reading “The Suicide Squad” Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘The Bad Batch’ Season One Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

After its abrupt cancellation, fans were passionately trying to get Disney to “save the Clone Wars“, the first CG animated series that Star Wars made and the only non-film property to remain canon when Lucasfilm and Disney wiped the Expanded Universe from existence. Season 7 finally came about on Disney+ in 2020 and opened up with a four episode arc about a group of elite … Continue reading ‘The Bad Batch’ Season One Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Any Revival of ‘Friday the 13th’ Should Focus On The Tragedy of Jason Voorhees – ScreenHub Entertainment

Even the most charitable opinions of the Friday the 13th series write it off as an enjoyable camp with little substance. I don’t fault the series for this as Friday the 13th never aspired to be anything more than straightforward genre fun. In many ways, it has already exceeded that goal, still going strong after 40 years even with its relatively simple formula. I’m a … Continue reading Any Revival of ‘Friday the 13th’ Should Focus On The Tragedy of Jason Voorhees – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Roadrunner’ Is A Wonderful Yet Tragic Portrait of a Reluctant Storyteller – ScreenHub Entertainment

Whether it’s the spoken word or the written one, I’ve been a fan of Anthony Bourdain since his work entered my life probably around eleven years ago. His ability to paint a portrait for those often forgotten or hidden voices, those belonging to refugees, immigrants, the lower class, artists, weirdos, etc, not to mention his candid and hilarious revelations about kitchen life, resonated with audiences. … Continue reading ‘Roadrunner’ Is A Wonderful Yet Tragic Portrait of a Reluctant Storyteller – ScreenHub Entertainment

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What Happened To The Modern Iteration of 3D Cinema? – ScreenHub Entertainment

Three-dimensional movies have been a thing for almost as long as cinema has existed. It has taken on various forms throughout the decades, from stroboscopic animation in the late 19th century to the first 3D film shown to an audience in 1922, The Power of Love. Many of you may even remember the green and red anaglyph glasses that use to be needed to experience … Continue reading What Happened To The Modern Iteration of 3D Cinema? – ScreenHub Entertainment

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