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
It’s easy to see why Deborah Chow, the director of Chapter 3: The Child, was granted the entire Kenobi series after watching this episode of The Mandalorian. This is easily the best episode of the show thus far, one that is action-packed raises the stakes and pulls the veil back ever so slightly on the Mandalorian himself and his people’s culture. The episode opens in … Continue reading ‘The Mandalorian’ Chapter 3: The Sin Review [SPOILERS] – ScreenHub Entertainment
I’m a simple guy; you show me a movie with cars in it, chances are I’m going to enjoy it. Likewise for films starring Christian Bale and Matt Damon, two of the best actors in the industry. Put both of them together and well, one can get very excited. What’s great about Ford v Ferarri, the latest offering from director James Mangold is you don’t … Continue reading ‘Ford v Ferrari’ Review -ScreenHub Entertainment
Doctor Sleep is a great movie. Directed by Haunting of Hill House chief Mike Flanagan, it respects and honours both Stephen King’s original novel, The Shining and the Stanley Kubrick adaptation and also functions as an independent sequel. No easy task. The narrative follows Danny Torrance, years after the events at the Overlook Hotel and explores the more supernatural aspects of the Shining power. Nefarious … Continue reading The One Mistake ‘Doctor Sleep’ Made [SPOILERS] – ScreenHub Entertainment
The King, directed and co-written by David Michôd of Animal Kingdom fame, was one of my most anticipated movies of 2019. Set during the 15th century, it chronicles the rise of King Henry V of England and the eventual battle of Azincourt. I’ve been saying for years that the medieval epic should make a comeback and it seems they slowly but surely, they are at … Continue reading ‘The King’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
It has been a long ten years since the surprising success of the first Zombieland, now considered a cult classic zombie movie alongside such masterpieces like Shawn of the Dead (2004), and now director Ruben Fleischer and Sony Pictures finally decided to produce a sequel. I remember seeing this film with my friend when I just started college, we found its unique genre very cool … Continue reading ‘Zombieland: Double Tap’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
We heard so much about this one! First, there were those amazing screentests of Joaquin Phoenix with clown makeup. Then, there was that first awesome teaser trailer unveiling the Gotham City of the 1970s and the actor slowly portraying the iconic character. Finally, there was the Venice Golden Lion and the media buzz after TIFF (Toronto International Film Festival) surrounding the awesomeness of said movie. … Continue reading ‘Joker’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Music has always been our escape to relax, feel, reminisce and even imagine things. Music is addictive and if chosen correctly a song can make or break our days. It can inspire and motivate us to keep moving forward; to actually get out of the shadows and fall in love without fearing the consequences; to bond with someone. 2018 was quite a great year because … Continue reading 10 Songs from 2018 which still sound new to our ears! – ScreenHub Entertainment
It is surprising how far we’ve come in the domain of space travel since the genesis of the first satellite. Only a few days ago, the world saw NASA’s InSight spacecraft touch down on the formidable yet much-fantasied-about Red Planet. This smooth and flawless Mars landing signifies the epitome of human achievement. Don’t you agree? Besides the scientific minds, Mars also grips the cinematic soul … Continue reading Best Movies Featuring Mars, the Red Planet: Round-up – ScreenHub Entertainment
It’s a difficult task to make a socially relevant movie set in the 80s that’s simultaneously a “feel-good movie”, but Gurinder Chadha (Bend it like Beckham) has somehow done it in this movie inspired by the true story of Sarfraz Manzoor, who co-wrote the script. Buy your tickets to ‘Blinded by the Light’ here! Not only do you get your tickets, but you’re helping ScreenHub … Continue reading ‘Blinded by the Light’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
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