3 Ways We Could See Agent Carter Return To The MCU – ScreenHub Entertainment

Marvel’s Agent Carter debuted 3 years ago and ran for only two seasons before being cancelled, not by Marvel, but by ABC. Since then, there have been many movements to get Agent Carter to return to the screen. Kevin Feige has commented that he would ‘love to see Peggy return in a movie or a third season’ and Hayley Atwell consistently hints at her return … Continue reading 3 Ways We Could See Agent Carter Return To The MCU – ScreenHub Entertainment

Sequel To ‘Atomic Blonde’ Is In The Works: Here’s Everything We Know So Far! – ScreenHub Entertainment

Atomic Blonde stormed into cinemas last July and saw Charlize Theron and David Leitch team up to create a complex, intense, and unique spy film set in a neon-soaked Berlin in the 1980s. It follows undercover MI6 agent, Lorraine Broughton (Theron), as she is sent to Berlin during the Cold War to investigate the murder of a fellow agent and recover a missing list of … Continue reading Sequel To ‘Atomic Blonde’ Is In The Works: Here’s Everything We Know So Far! – ScreenHub Entertainment

6 Years On: The Cast Of ‘The Avengers’ Then And Now – ScreenHub Entertainment

6 years ago today, Marvel’s The Avengers was released in cinema’s worldwide and ended Phase 1 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. 6 years later, it’s all coming together in the coming weeks with Avengers: Infinity War as we see the mad Titan Thanos complete the Infinity Gauntlet and destroy half the universe. The MCU has shown us everything from Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Black Panther to Thor: Ragnarok and The Guardians of … Continue reading 6 Years On: The Cast Of ‘The Avengers’ Then And Now – ScreenHub Entertainment

Monolith of Mystery: How ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ Celebrates The Unknown – ScreenHub Entertainment

On its 50th anniversary, Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke’s science fiction epic, 2001: A Space Odyssey is still considered one of the most iconic films in history. How is it this film has survived for so long? It has many virtues, from its provocative ideas to some still convincing effects work, but perhaps its most lasting power comes from the film’s most significant character, who after … Continue reading Monolith of Mystery: How ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ Celebrates The Unknown – ScreenHub Entertainment

While Waiting For Season 2 of ‘Westworld,’ Check Out the Classic That Started It All – ScreenHub Entertainment

In October of 2016, the TV series Westworld made its debut on HBO. It quickly became HBO’s most-watched first season program since True Detective, getting both critical acclaim and consistently high ratings. The second season has been in production for almost a year, and we just got a trailer. So while we’re waiting, might I suggest watching the classic on which it was based? The original … Continue reading While Waiting For Season 2 of ‘Westworld,’ Check Out the Classic That Started It All – ScreenHub Entertainment

‘Ready Player One’ Review: Does The Pop Culture Mash Up Work? ScreenHub Entertainment

For the past few years now, legendary director Steven Spielberg has made some great films, including The Post and Bridge of Spies. But these are very much films, made with a certain audience in mind and made in a much different fashion than mainstream films. But Spielberg is also the man behind Raiders of the Lost Ark and Jurassic Park, he knows just as much about blockbusters-heck he invented them with Jaws! So he returns to the genre with Ready Player One, based on the book of the same name. So how does it fair?

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What Is Intelligence? The Philosophy Of ‘Ex Machina’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

By Sebastian Sheath Warning: This post contains spoilers for Alex Garland’s Ex Machina (2014). Ex Machina is probably my favourite film of all time. Not only is it visually impressive, suspenseful, and well constructed, but it also poses interesting questions for the viewer, potentially causing them to re-evaluate their morals. With an excellent, thought-provoking script from Alex Garland, author of The Beach and screenplay writer for 28 Days Later, the characters are … Continue reading What Is Intelligence? The Philosophy Of ‘Ex Machina’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

‘Isle Of Dogs’ Spoiler-Free Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

By Sebastian Sheath A few weeks ago, I was lucky enough to go see Wes Anderson’s Isle Of Dogs at the 68th Berlin International Film Festival. Starring Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad, Kung Fu Panda 3), Edward Norton (Fight Club, American History X), Bill Murray (Ghostbusters, Lost in Translation), and Jeff Goldblum (Jurassic Park, Independence Day), Isle Of Dogs opened the festival and has been received … Continue reading ‘Isle Of Dogs’ Spoiler-Free Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

What Went Wrong With ‘Annihilation’? – ScreenHub Entertainment

(Disclaimer: this post contains spoilers for Annihilation and for The Southern Reach trilogy that the film was based on) Earlier this week, the film adaptation of Jeff VanderMeer’s Southern Reach Trilogy dropped worldwide on Netflix having only gone through cinemas in China, Canada, and the USA when Paramount sold it to Netflix after predictions that it wouldn’t make enough money as it was ‘too intellectual’. This at … Continue reading What Went Wrong With ‘Annihilation’? – ScreenHub Entertainment

From Creature From The Black Lagoon To The Shape of Water: Evolution of the Creature Feature – ScreenHub Entertainment

Back in 1996, I sat down and watched an old worn out VHS tape. The film on the tape told of a crew descending into the Amazon to hunt a mysterious aquatic beast, a quest that takes them to the very heart of fear. It was called Creature From The Black Lagoon, and it was my first horror film. The mysterious gill man haunted my … Continue reading From Creature From The Black Lagoon To The Shape of Water: Evolution of the Creature Feature – ScreenHub Entertainment