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Frédéric Bourgeois-LeBlanc, Link In Bio, Movies, Reviews, Sci-fi

“TRON: Ares” Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Disney’s TRON franchise is an interesting phenomenon, a real head-scratcher. In the span of 43 years, the once-known money machine Disney produced three movies and an animated TV series based on this franchise, with the argument that it has cultivated a loyal sci-fi fanbase. The facts are a little more complicated than that. In 1982, the first TRON movie was released and was “gently” celebrated … Continue reading “TRON: Ares” Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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First Thoughts on ‘Alien: Earth’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

To say it has been an interesting few years for the Alien franchise would be an understatement. After a brief period of relative silence, broken only by the occasional comic, novel or video game, the series has not only returned to the big screen with Alien: Romulus, but made its television debut with the FX series Alien: Earth. Set before the events of Alien (1979), … Continue reading First Thoughts on ‘Alien: Earth’ – 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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Frédéric Bourgeois-LeBlanc, Link In Bio, Opinion, Speculation, TV, Video Games

The ‘HALO’ TV Series: What We Want and Don’t Want – ScreenHub Entertainment

As we know too well, adapting video game material to the big screen is a risky gamble. Many producers and directors believed that the source material was heavy enough from a narrative perspective to make their work entertaining and profitable, which was not always the case. Numerous have tried and brutally failed before. We can only think of the first Final Fantasy movie, that remains … Continue reading The ‘HALO’ TV Series: What We Want and Don’t Want – ScreenHub Entertainment

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