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Film & Spirits Episode 27: Queen Elizabeth II in Movies and TV / LOTR: Rings of Power / D23 news

Following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, the gents discuss the recent portrayals of the British monarchy both on the big and small screen. Up to date on The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, they share their impression of the first episodes and finally cover the news coming out of Disney’s annual convention: D23. *We want to thank our partner, Live City … Continue reading Film & Spirits Episode 27: Queen Elizabeth II in Movies and TV / LOTR: Rings of Power / D23 news

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‘The Gray Man’ REVIEW – ScreenHub Entertainment

Talk about a great action duo! Ryan Gosling versus Chris Evans; the Blade Runner VS. Captain America. This is the kind of action rivalry we don’t get much these days, at least not since the Face/Off in 1997, when John Travolta and Nicolas Cage made it so great. It was only a matter of time before we got a good action flick with Gosling, as … Continue reading ‘The Gray Man’ REVIEW – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Biggest Announcements From SDCC -ScreenHub Entertainment

San Diego Comiccon is the mecha for fandom and geek culture and it just concluded this past weekend. So it should come as no surprise that there was a ton of information released to the public and exclusively to those in attendance. I won’t give a play-by-play of everything that happened, but a quick highlight as to some of the (subjectively) best announcements and reveals … Continue reading Biggest Announcements From SDCC -ScreenHub Entertainment

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Netflix’s ‘The Sea Beast’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Over the years, I’ve noticed that animated films with a bit more substance to them have become harder and harder to come by. Too often, films for kids end up feeling like just that, films for kids, designed to keep their supposed little attention spans engaged on their movie with tons of humour and loud noises. The Sea Beast, then, is a refreshing change of … Continue reading Netflix’s ‘The Sea Beast’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Montreal Comiccon: Q&A with Grace Van Dien and Mason Dye of ‘Stranger Things 4’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Written mainly by Frederic with some additional content by Sean This was a surprise appearance, to say the least! Only a few days prior to the Montreal Comiccon actually happening, it was announced that two of the stars of the latest season of Stranger Things would be in Montreal. Indeed, young Mason Dye, who plays Jason, and Grace Van Dien, who plays Vecna’s first victim, … Continue reading Montreal Comiccon: Q&A with Grace Van Dien and Mason Dye of ‘Stranger Things 4’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Stranger Things 4’ Review: It Stays Fresh Despite Treading Familiar Ground [Spoiler Free] – ScreenHub Entertainment

I’ll be perfectly honest. I was seriously dreading the first volume of Stranger Things 4. This is not to say I dislike the series at all. Quite the contrary. The first season, now six years old, was one of the most engrossing television programs I’d seen in a long time, but any story can only sustain itself for so long. Despite my enjoyment of Season … Continue reading ‘Stranger Things 4’ Review: It Stays Fresh Despite Treading Familiar Ground [Spoiler Free] – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘F1: Drive to Survive’: Interesting Behind-the-Scenes Doc or Trashy Reality TV? – ScreenHub Entertainment

Formula 1 will always have a soft spot in my heart. I used to spend a week each year in my late teens and early 20s working in the pit lane. I’ve met a lot of the drivers racing at the time, touched the cars being towed back to the pits and even held the door open for Mr. E (if you know, you know). … Continue reading ‘F1: Drive to Survive’: Interesting Behind-the-Scenes Doc or Trashy Reality TV? – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Vikings: Valhalla’ Is Good, But Falls Short Compared To Its Predecessor [Mild Spoilers] – ScreenHub Entertainment

Vikings was one of the most popular and unique shows on television when it was on the air. Which was something of a surprise, as it was kind of the anti-TV show. Produced by the History Channel, the show featured characters that were heathen pagans with motivations and beliefs that don’t resonate with modern audiences and a culture that featured tons of heinous and bizarre … Continue reading ‘Vikings: Valhalla’ Is Good, But Falls Short Compared To Its Predecessor [Mild Spoilers] – ScreenHub Entertainment

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How ‘ Vikings’ Defied All Expectations – ScreenHub Entertainment

Spoiler Alert The popular TV show Vikings has already come to an end due after eight years on the air. It’s a show that defied expectations, both in how long it lasted and its unorthodox storytelling. In many ways, it’s sort of the “anti-TV show”, doing things quite differently than other scripted dramas, something that should have alienated audiences but against all odds, it amassed … Continue reading How ‘ Vikings’ Defied All Expectations – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Does ‘Don’t Look Up’ Deserve Its Mixed Reviews? – ScreenHub Entertainment

After being out for a few weeks now, it seems that people are still talking about Adam McKay’s latest film, Don’t Look Up, but perhaps not for all the right reasons. The film, which co-stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence, is a satirical black comedy on the relationship between the scientific community, the government and the social media distracted masses. So why are people so … Continue reading Does ‘Don’t Look Up’ Deserve Its Mixed Reviews? – ScreenHub Entertainment

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