‘Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald’ Teaser Is Here, My Thoughts – ScreenHub Entertainment

When the first Fantastic Beasts film came out in 2016, I expressed my enjoyment of the film overall but criticized the overall tone and story structure. The main plot, which saw Eddie Redmayne’s Newt Scamander hunt down missing beasts in 1926 New York felt weak and uninspired. Remember that Central Park scene? I wish I couldn’t. But the film was set against a much more interesting B plot, one full of dark wizards, infiltrators and dark magical and it looks like that’s where the magic will happen in the film’s sequel, Crimes of Grindelwald. Warner Bros unveiled a teaser trailer today and the film looks much more like something out of the Wizarding World than the first one ever did!

Continue reading “‘Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald’ Teaser Is Here, My Thoughts – ScreenHub Entertainment”

‘You Were Never Really Here’ Spoiler-Free Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Based on Jonathan Ames’ novel, Lynne Ramsay (We Need To Talk About Kevin, Ratcatcher) delivers a thoughtful and silently emotional movie. Not for the faint-hearted, You Were Never Really Here obviously draws from films such as Drive (2011) and Taxi Driver (1976) but manages to be original and interesting with hard-hitting violence that is not overly visual. The film premiered worldwide yesterday having completed the festival circuit, was written and directed … Continue reading ‘You Were Never Really Here’ Spoiler-Free Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Breaking News: Jon Favreau Joins The Star Wars Family, What Could It Be? – ScreenHub Entertainment

This just in! Disney announced via StarWars.com that he’s set to executive produce and write a live-action series for the upcoming Disney streaming service.

Continue reading “Breaking News: Jon Favreau Joins The Star Wars Family, What Could It Be? – ScreenHub Entertainment”

Are Netflix And HBO Providing A Home For Intellectual Science Fiction? – ScreenHub Entertainment

Over the past decade, intellectual science fiction films have been few and far between. The last decade has seen some noteworthy attempts, from Inception in 2010, to Looper and Her in 2013 and 14, and Ex Machina and Arrival shortly after. In the last year, however, Blade Runner 2049, directed by Arrival Director Denis Villeneuve, underperformed at the box office, leading many Hollywood executives to believe that more challenging … Continue reading Are Netflix And HBO Providing A Home For Intellectual Science Fiction? – ScreenHub Entertainment

Jamie Lee Curtis Wraps Filming on ‘Halloween’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Actress Jamie Lee Curtis announced recently that she’d completed her photography on the 2018 sequel to the film that made her a star, Halloween. The announcement came via Curtis herself on Instagram on February 15th, with the actress saying that she was deeply saddened to be leaving her friends in Charleston, South Carolina where the movie was still being filmed. Whilst departing from the set, … Continue reading Jamie Lee Curtis Wraps Filming on ‘Halloween’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

What Do The Events Of ‘Black Panther’ Mean For The MCU? – ScreenHub Entertainment

By Sebastian Sheath (Disclaimer: This post contains spoilers for Black Panther and all other MCU movies released to date. If you have not yet seen the movie, read my spoiler-free review at The Sci-Fi Critic) The latest instalment in the ever-growing MCU, Black Panther, is coming out world-wide this week and, as one of the most highly anticipated MCU films ever, it has a predicted … Continue reading What Do The Events Of ‘Black Panther’ Mean For The MCU? – ScreenHub Entertainment

10 Unsung Horror Heroes – ScreenHub Entertainment

While the horror genre is mainly remembered for its villains, it also has its fare share of heroes. From Van Helsing to Ellen Ripley, some of the best examples of horror have heroes as memorable as the villains they fought. While many people will readily remember such horror heavyweights as Laurie Strode and Nancy Thompson, this list takes a look at some of the more … Continue reading 10 Unsung Horror Heroes – ScreenHub Entertainment

Easter Eggs, Theories, And More From The ‘Venom’ Trailer – ScreenHub Entertainment

Earlier today, the first trailer for Ruben Fleischer’s Venom dropped and, while it was fairly lightweight (we don’t even get to see the symbiote), we did get some action and a peek into what the film is aiming for. Starring Tom Hardy (Taboo, Mad Max: Fury Road), Woody Harrelson (Now You See Me, War for the Planet of the Apes), and Riz Ahmed (Rogue One, … Continue reading Easter Eggs, Theories, And More From The ‘Venom’ Trailer – ScreenHub Entertainment

The ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ Trailer Is Out; Am I Still Worried? – ScreenHub Entertainment

By Sean Gallagher

For those who have been following my writings over the past year at Moviepilot, you’ll be familiar that I’ve been pretty vocal about my uncertainty about the existence of a “young Han Solo” film. I wasn’t sure we needed this film to begin with and the troubled production only fueled the concern for many fans. After waiting a lot longer than normal, we finally have footage for the upcoming Star Wars anthology film. Does it change my mind at all?

Continue reading “The ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ Trailer Is Out; Am I Still Worried? – ScreenHub Entertainment”

Did The ‘Infinity War’ Super Bowl Trailer Show Us Our First Look At Captain Marvel’s Proper Suit? – ScreenHub Entertainment

By Sebastian Sheath (Disclaimer: this post contains potential spoilers for Avengers: Infinity War, which will premiere on 27 April. Alos, none of this should be taken as fact, it is all purely speculation) Late last night we saw our second look at Avengers: Infinity War and while it was only thirty seconds long, we get plenty of new footage and maybe even our first look at … Continue reading Did The ‘Infinity War’ Super Bowl Trailer Show Us Our First Look At Captain Marvel’s Proper Suit? – ScreenHub Entertainment