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‘Jojo Rabbit’ Spoiler-Free Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Following Boy in 2010, writer, director, and actor Taika Waititi has had an explosive decade. He developed somewhat of a cult following with 2014’s What We Do In The Shadows, starring alongside Jemaine Clement (who he had previously worked with on Flight of the Concords amongst a few other projects such as Waititi’s first full feature film, Eagle vs Shark) and followed this up quickly … Continue reading ‘Jojo Rabbit’ Spoiler-Free Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Every Live-Action Star Wars Movie Ranked – ScreenHub Entertainment

11) Attack of the Clones (2002) After many years of rants, debates and criticism, pretty much everyone admits that the prequel trilogy of Star Wars is extremely weak in terms of dialogue and on-screen performances. George Lucas showed the world that he wasn’t the best director for actors. When Ewan McGregor remains a fan favourite for his excellent portrayal of Obi-Wan Kenobi, the opposite is … Continue reading Every Live-Action Star Wars Movie Ranked – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘The Mandalorian: Redemption’ SPOILER Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Ever since the directors were announced for The Mandalorian, I think most people were curious to see what Taika Watiti’s episode would be like. His off-script, improvised humour won over fans with Thor: Ragnarok but a sudden tonal shift in the season, especially the finale, may have proven jarring. Thankfully, Taika found the perfect balance of serious drama and action with his trademark zany humour. … Continue reading ‘The Mandalorian: Redemption’ SPOILER Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Knives Out’ Cuts To The Funny Bone – ScreenHub Entertainment

It’s rare for a movie like Knives Out to live up to the star power of its ensemble, but then again, Knives Out is a rare movie. The movie is very much in the same category of such works as Clue: The Movie, but rather than being derivative, Knives Out manages to stay unique, spinning a darkly comical tale about a dysfunctional family self destructing … Continue reading ‘Knives Out’ Cuts To The Funny Bone – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Featured Artist of the Month December: JWMCasavant – ScreenHub Entertainment

JWMCasavant describes himself as “specialising in inky blackness”. This is certainly an apt description, both because his chosen medium leans heavily toward black and white sketches and… Continue reading Featured Artist of the Month December: JWMCasavant – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘The Mandalorian: The Sanctuary’ SPOILER Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Remember how I mentioned the end of the last episode felt like the end of a clear and defined arc, akin to what we’d see in The Clone Wars? My assessment on that turned out to be correct as the narrative, setting and plot all shifted during the events of Sanctuary. Did it move the plot forward a lot? Not terribly so, as this episode … Continue reading ‘The Mandalorian: The Sanctuary’ SPOILER Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘The Irishman’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

It’s finally here. After years of delays, Martin Scorsese has finally released The Irishman. The film, based on the book I Heard You Paint Houses, has been in some sort of development since 2004 and has had a slow and rocky crawl to the finish line. But cinephiles were over the moon excited, waiting for the union of some of the best actors of all … Continue reading ‘The Irishman’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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The Sad Clown: How ‘Joker’ Empathizes With Poverty – ScreenHub Entertainment

If art reflects the time in which it’s made, then Joker may be one of the most timely films made in recent years. In an era of cynicism and hopelessness, Joker taps into deep-rooted anger that’s rapidly spreading all over the world as inequality and global upheaval seems to only be getting worse. The early 70s were a similar time, with America still entrenched in … Continue reading The Sad Clown: How ‘Joker’ Empathizes With Poverty – ScreenHub Entertainment

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How ‘The Lighthouse’ Torments Its Audience – ScreenHub Entertainment

From the opening shot, The Lighthouse is an exercise in psychological torment. This is hardly a detriment to the film. It’s an unpleasant experience, but this is by design. In a superb example of both filmmaking and storytelling, Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson’s new film employs numerous tricks of the trade to torture its audience as much as possible, thereby creating a constant feeling of … Continue reading How ‘The Lighthouse’ Torments Its Audience – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Where DC Black Can Go After ‘Joker’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Warner Bros. has a blockbuster hit with the divisive Joker film directed by Todd Phillips. It’s simultaneously garnered acclaim, winning the top prize at the Venice Film Festival and building up Oscar buzz while making a killing at the box office. In fact, it is the first R-Rated film to rake in over a billion dollars.  Despite the controversy, the people have spoken and the … Continue reading Where DC Black Can Go After ‘Joker’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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