We reached out to some indigenous creators to see how they felt about their cultures being represented in Cameron’s latest sci-fi blockbuster Avatar: The Way of Water Continue reading Represesntation Matters: How are Indigenous People Reacting to ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’? -ScreenHub Entertainment
WARNING! The Following article contains ‘spoilers.’ If you’re planning on seeing the film, please do so before reading. When Avatar was released back during my college days, I was not really impressed with it. This was a funny thing for me since James Cameron is one of my favorite directors, so to not be engrossed in his latest science fiction epic was a disappointment. In … Continue reading I Was Unimpressed With ‘Avatar,’ Then ‘Way of Water’ Blew Me Away – ScreenHub Entertainment
Frederic Bourgeois-LeBlanc What 2022 made clear for me, and surely for all of you dear readers, is that going to the theatres to enjoy the latest releases is a ‘niche’ activity, and a lot more exclusive, so surely less accessible. No kidding, I think the only times I went to theatres were to see blockbusters and superhero movies (minus a few exceptions). For one of … Continue reading 2022 Reviewed: The Best and Worst, according to our writers – ScreenHub Entertainment
One could argue that James Cameron’s 2009 film Avatar continues to be one of the biggest enigmas in cinematic history. The film, at the time of this writing, is the most lucrative film of all time yet again after passing Avengers: Endgame‘s brief time at the top during the COVID-19 pandemic. The film had an insane amount of acclaim bestowed upon it when it was … Continue reading Was ‘Avatar’ Really All That? – ScreenHub Entertainment
Fred and Sean review the latest trailers and footage coming out of CinemaCon, while also discussing the relevance of the Avatar sequels 13 years after the original movie. The gents also refer to the ongoing Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard trial and explore the movie that brought them together: The Rum Diary. Anchor Apple Continue reading Film & Spirits EPISODE 19 – Fantastic Beasts Review / Avatar 2 & CinemaCon Trailers / Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard
Three-dimensional movies have been a thing for almost as long as cinema has existed. It has taken on various forms throughout the decades, from stroboscopic animation in the late 19th century to the first 3D film shown to an audience in 1922, The Power of Love. Many of you may even remember the green and red anaglyph glasses that use to be needed to experience … Continue reading What Happened To The Modern Iteration of 3D Cinema? – ScreenHub Entertainment
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