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The Simpsons Returning To The Big Screen in 2027 – ScreenHub Entertainment

Twenty years later, we’re finally getting a sequel to The Simpsons movie. The belated sequel was revealed today and is aiming for a July 23rd, 2027, release date under Disney’s 20th Century Studios. No details on the plot have been shared yet, but expect Homer, Marge, Lisa, Bart, and Maggie to return, along with the other citizens of Springfield. The studio did tease the film … Continue reading The Simpsons Returning To The Big Screen in 2027 – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Montreal Comiccon 2023: Q&A with Lance Henriksen and Michael Biehn – ScreenHub Entertainment

Here we go again! To your delight, and ours, we’re back at Montreal’s Comiccon in 2023. Following the same genre exploration as last year’s conferences, the planning committee decided to select two stars that also took part in the James Cameron sci-fi universe like Robert Patrick did. We’re talking of two 80s action stars that are still at it today: Michael Biehn (66 years old) … Continue reading Montreal Comiccon 2023: Q&A with Lance Henriksen and Michael Biehn – ScreenHub Entertainment

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The Potential and Concern Over The ‘Master and Commander’ Prequel – ScreenHub Entertainment

Early in June 2021, 20th Century Studios announced that they would be producing a prequel to the critically acclaimed (and often criminally underappreciated) film Master and Commander: Far Side of the World. The film is being written by A Monster Calls scribe Patrick Ness and will take place before the events of the Russell Crowe film, meaning that a new cast will likely take to … Continue reading The Potential and Concern Over The ‘Master and Commander’ Prequel – ScreenHub Entertainment

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