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Are Home Alone’s McCallister Family The Real Criminals? – ScreenHub Entertainment

Home Alone is a Christmas classic that’s watched annually by countless families and fans each year. Kevin McCallister’s antics are the catalyst for many holiday laughs, even as his traps against the wet bandits clearly indicate this is a Saw prequel series made many years before that franchise would even launch in full. But while all eyes are on Kevin and his antics, we should … Continue reading Are Home Alone’s McCallister Family The Real Criminals? – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Netflix’s ‘Mank’ Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

At a time when the movie industry questions the existence of theatres due to our new viewing habits during the pandemic, the talented American filmmaker David Fincher, that guy who offered us The Social Network (2010), Gone Girl (2014) and Seven (1995), has a very interesting page of cinema history to read to us. Choosing Netflix as a distributor and producer for his new project, … Continue reading Netflix’s ‘Mank’ Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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What Happened To Marvel’s Abomination? – ScreenHub Entertainment

This article is written by Hrvoje Milaković of Fiction Horizon. In 2008, the character of Emil Blonsky appeared in Louis Leterrier’s The Incredible Hulk as one of the antagonists in the second movie set within the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Blonsky is a mercenary hired by “Thunderbolt” Ross to hunt down Bruce Banner, a.k.a. the Hulk. At one point, Blonsky decides to inject himself with … Continue reading What Happened To Marvel’s Abomination? – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘The Mandalorian: The Rescue’ [SPOILER Review]- ScreenHub Entertainment

Spoiler alert After many quests and detours, we’re finally here, at the season two finale of The Mandalorian. And what an episode it was. Just like Robert Rodriguez’s entry this season, the season finale, titled The Rescue, is action-heavy and full of unexpected surprises. Directed by Peyton Reed, who directed the second episode of this season, and written by Jon Favreau, this episode brings Mando … Continue reading ‘The Mandalorian: The Rescue’ [SPOILER Review]- ScreenHub Entertainment

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Is ‘Die Hard’ Really A Christmas Movie?-ScreenHub Entertainment

Yippy Kai Yay, Mother….you know the rest. That quote has become one of the most recognizable in cinema and it comes from one of the most iconic and beloved action films of all time. In a time when action heroes were big, buff, fearless and extraordinary, Bruce Willis came along as John McClane, an everyman average Joe who is suddenly forced to into a terrorist … Continue reading Is ‘Die Hard’ Really A Christmas Movie?-ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Klaus’ Is A Modern Christmas Classic – ScreenHub Entertainment

Some minor spoilers for Klaus I recently lamented how Kurt Russell couldn’t save The Christmas Chronicles from being a dumb, shallow and cringy Netflix holiday feature. So the search began for a film that was better in every conceivable way. Thankfully for me, I didn’t have to look far as I stumbled upon Klaus. I remember when this movie was first announced, but never took … Continue reading ‘Klaus’ Is A Modern Christmas Classic – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Star Wars The High Republic: A Test of Courage Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

I haven’t read too many Star Wars junior novels to date. A large reason for this is because the ones that I have read came across as extended interludes that have little to no bearing on the bigger picture. That’s why it was a huge surprise and thrill to read Justina Ireland’s new junior novel, Star Wars The High Republic: A Test of Courage, one … Continue reading Star Wars The High Republic: A Test of Courage Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Star Wars The High Republic: Light of the Jedi Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

If your idea of the Jedi from the prequel trilogy amounts to lots of standing and sitting, prepare yourself, as the first adult novel in the High Republic publishing initiative from Lucasfilm looks to recreate the Jedi in a new light, so to speak. We were given access to the first three novels in this new era to review. Light of the Jedi, written by … Continue reading Star Wars The High Republic: Light of the Jedi Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Cyberpunk 2077’ Impressions On A Base PS4 – ScreenHub Entertainment

This is a spoiler-free account of the early hours of Cyberpunk 2077.  Cyberpunk 2077 is finally, somehow, in the hands of gamers after being announced all the way back in 2012. For the longest time, this game was something of a myth and a joke, something that was so ambitious and massive that it would never see the light of day. But it was developed … Continue reading ‘Cyberpunk 2077’ Impressions On A Base PS4 – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Did Disney Reveal Too Much Star Wars? – ScreenHub Entertainment

In terms of entertainment news, 2020 has been relatively quiet. The biggest news day for films this year has been DC Fandome event earlier this year, that is, until Disney said “hold my beer.” In a four-hour investor meeting streamed online, Disney unveiled their plans for the near future, showcasing upgrades to Disney+, their popular streaming platform, new content and where brands like Pixar and … Continue reading Did Disney Reveal Too Much Star Wars? – ScreenHub Entertainment

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