The Copenhagen Test is one of the most diverse shows in recent years, both in front of and behind the camera. I spoke with Marilyn Fu, one of the writers on the show, about her experience building the world of The Copenhagen Test, and how the show’s diversity came to be. Continue reading Asian Representation and Beyond, With ‘The Copenhagen Test’ Writer Marilyn Fu – ScreenHub Entertainment
Too often, Netflix will release a film with big-name actors in it, only for it to feel like background noise. And while their latest offering, made in conjunction with Artists Equity, won’t be a contender for movie of the year, The Rip was surprisingly entertaining, well-shot, and compelling. Directed by Joe Carnahan of Narc, Smokin’ Aces, and The Grey fame, The Rip stars Matt Damon … Continue reading Netflix’s ‘The Rip’ Is Actually Pretty Good! Spoiler-Free Review- ScreenHub Entertainment
After almost fourteen years as the head of Lucasfilm, Kathleen Kennedy is stepping down from her role as President of the company and passing on her responsibilities to both Dave Filoni and Lynwen Brennan, who will each be co-presidents of the film studio. The news comes a few weeks after Star Wars Starfighter, starring Ryan Gosling, wrapped production. Kennedy will remain the producer of that … Continue reading Kathleen Kennedy Stepping Down as President of Lucasfilm, What Next? – ScreenHub Entertainment
In what seems like the blink of an eye, we’ve gone through twenty-five years in this millennium so far. Wasn’t Y2K just yesterday? In the spirit of nostalgia, though, it’s time for a list! And not just any list. Oh no. It’s time to look at the top 25 films of the past twenty-five years. This is my own list, not balanced against the rest … Continue reading Top 25 Movies From 2000-2025 – ScreenHub Entertainment
It’s that time of year again, when we look back at the best movies and put them on a list for everyone to debate and judge. As always, we don’t get around to seeing every single movie, and every writer has a different bias and preference. But here’s our writers’ list of the best movies. Let us know what you think and what your favourite … Continue reading 2025 Reviewed: The Best Movies and Shows According to Our Writers – ScreenHub Entertainment
Spoiler-free free but I talk about the inciting incidents and allude to other events in the movie. At least we didn’t have to wait over a decade for this sequel. Avatar: Fire and Ash is the third film in the franchise and the second this decade. Does James Cameron deliver another hit, or is the franchise in hot water? Let’s find out. Fire and Ash … Continue reading Is ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Any Good? Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
I have a confession: I’m not a big fan of Will Ferrell. His overacting usually doesn’t do it for me, and his characters usually come off as being loud and dumb without much substance. That being said, his turn as Buddy the Elf in the 2003 Christmas film Elf is perhaps a career highlight for him. Not only is the character great, but Elf ranks … Continue reading Jon Favreau’s ‘Elf’ Is One Of The Best Christmas Movies Made In The 21st Century (So Far) – ScreenHub Entertainment
Eternity’s premise is a simple one. Who would you want to spend the rest of eternity with after you die? For many, the choice is an easy one. But not so in A24’s latest. After choking on a pretzel, the elderly Larry Cutler passes away, only to wake up as a younger version of himself (played by Miles Teller). Larry finds himself at a junction, … Continue reading A24’s ‘Eternity’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
It may have come and gone rather quickly from most theatres, but when you get a chance, you should certainly give Rental Family a go. Sure, it’s sappy and fairly low-stakes, but there’s also a very human story about the impact an individual can have, framed from a culture that has a dark history with mental health treatment. So, what is a “rental family”? It’s … Continue reading ‘Rental Family’ is a Delight – ScreenHub Entertainment
Released to seemingly fanfare or attention, Nuremberg is the latest effort from James Vanderbilt (yes, that Vanderbilt family) that chronicles the events leading up to the titular trial after the Second World War, which saw the surviving members of the Nazi High Command face a tribunal made up of various Allied nations. It’s a sobering film, and a flawed one, but it also just so … Continue reading ‘Nuremberg’ Is Flawed, But Deserves Your Attention – ScreenHub Entertainment
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