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‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’ Episodes 1+2 Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Younglings never say die. I must admit, I wasn’t that interested in the latest Star Wars show to hit Disney+. Skeleton Crew’s marketing failed to reel me in, giving the impression the series would be sillier and kiddie for lack of a better term. But despite not being that excited to watch it, I hit play regardless. And despite it not exactly breaking new ground … Continue reading ‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’ Episodes 1+2 Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘The Acolyte’ Finale And Overall Season Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Well, we’re here at the end and it was a bit of a rocky road to get there. But The Acolyte has finished its first season and a lot of what I thought was going to happen, did come to pass over the course of the season. So the finale, aptly titled The Acolyte, wasn’t anything really shocking in that regard, but it featured another … Continue reading ‘The Acolyte’ Finale And Overall Season Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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The Acolyte: Who is (Blank)? Spoiler Theory – ScreenHub Entertainment

Potential spoilers+spoilers for episode five Episode five of The Acolyte pulled the veil back and revealed to us who the mysterious Master was and lo and beyond, it was none other than Qimir. Okay, we all saw that coming, but there’s more going on here than just the reveal. There are two nuggets of information to bite into as we try and figure out where … Continue reading The Acolyte: Who is (Blank)? Spoiler Theory – ScreenHub Entertainment

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The Acolyte: ‘Day’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

The Acolyte returns with its midseason episode with the strongest episode of the season to date. Something still feels off with the show, and I think I’ve pinpointed a new perspective on it, but this episode definitely felt better than what we’ve seen to date. Ironically, my criticism of last week’s episode only increased in episode four, as nothing in part three served to reinforce … Continue reading The Acolyte: ‘Day’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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“Tales of the Empire” Short Stories (SPOILER REVIEW) – ScreenHub Entertainment

After the surprise success of Tales of the Jedi (2022) among Star Wars fans, Disney+ was destined to capitalize once again in this stroke of genius in the form of TV animation. Always in the capable hands of Dave Filoni, now the official Creative Director of Lucasfilm, the series of original short stories is back with two new characters to explore, but this time we’re … Continue reading “Tales of the Empire” Short Stories (SPOILER REVIEW) – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Secret Invasion Episode 1: ‘Resurrection’, Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Despite being featured in the first Iron Man movie way back in 2008, Nick Fury has never had his time to shine in the spotlight, as he’s always appeared in supporting roles in the MCU over the years. That finally changes with the release of Secret Invasion, a six-part mini-series on Disney+, which features Samuel L. Jackson’s Nick Fury in the lead role. It has … Continue reading Secret Invasion Episode 1: ‘Resurrection’, Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘The Boston Stranger’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

The Boston Strangler was quietly launched on Hulu (or Disney+, depending on your region) without little to no fanfare. This seems to be a trend for Ridley Scott productions as of late, who is a producer on this film and faced a similar lack of buzz around his film The Last Duel, also released by 20th Century Studios. Some time has now passed since the … Continue reading ‘The Boston Stranger’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘The Mandalorian’ Chapter 21: The Pirate Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

The bigger picture is finally being revealed in this week’s episode of The Mandalorian. An action-packed episode that tied in plot lines from earlier in the season, including the pirates on Nevarro, the New Republic, the Imperial Remnant and the Mandalrians. Din and Grogu still feel a bit sidelined, but the overall narrative started to click. Not gonna lie, when I saw that this week’s … Continue reading ‘The Mandalorian’ Chapter 21: The Pirate Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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The Mandolorian: Chapter 19 ‘The Convert’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Unexpected detours, am I right? Despite being titled The Mandalorian, the third episode of the third season decided to break away from Din, Bo and Grogu for most of the episode in a well-done, but equally unfulfilling side quest. Let’s dive in. The episode opens right where we left off last week, with Din having just been dragged out of the living waters underneath Mandalore … Continue reading The Mandolorian: Chapter 19 ‘The Convert’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘The Last Jedi’ Is Aging Better After Five Years, Here’s Why – ScreenHub Entertainment

This December, it’s been five years since the most controversial and debated movie in Star Wars history, The Last Jedi, hit the theatres. After such time, we think it’s important to take a few minutes to think and analyze what this movie accomplished (or failed to accomplish), but also how it changed Star Wars canon forever…and divided the world’s biggest movie fanbase for the years … Continue reading ‘The Last Jedi’ Is Aging Better After Five Years, Here’s Why – ScreenHub Entertainment

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