Joe Hughes' Film reviews

Welcome to another edition of "Casting...". This week's post will focus on a team that has yet to debut in the MCU, that being MARVEL's first family, The Fantastic Four. Since Kevin Feige hasn't officially announced that they have joined the MCU, what better time to speculate on who will be casted in the 4 roles. I know two of my castings are already apart of the MCU franchise, but it is just who I see being a perfect fit for them characters. Edward Norton as Reed Richards (Originally Bruce Banner in 'The Incredible Hulk') Eliza Coupe as Sue Storm Dacre Montgomery as Johnny Storm David Harbour as Ben Grimm (Originally Red Guardian in the upcoming 'Black Widow')

Hello and welcome to a new installment of "Casting..." This week, I will be fulfilling a statement I made when I first started this series all the way back in March this year. That was to cast a live-action interpretation of a video game. The video game I will be focusing on this week is Red Dead Redemption 2.  One of the most immersive games of all time, in my opinion. I have personally only played the the second game, never played the original. Enjoyed the prequel from start to finish. *Please note: I will only be focusing on a few members of the Van Der Linde gang.* With that being said, here are my castings for a live-action version of Red Dead Redemption 2:  Josh Brolin as Arthur Morgan Jeff Bridges as Dutch Van Der Linde Christian Bale as John Marston Woody Harrleson as Micah Willem Dafoe as Reverend Swanson Alternate choices: Russell Crowe as Arthur Morgan Ethan Hawke as Reverend Swanso

This week's edition of 'Perfect Shots In...' focuses on the first theatrical animated Spider-Man film as well as the first animated film in this series. I plan on doing a 'P.S.I' for all 8 Spider-Man films, as I am a huge fan of the character. Visually stunning and unique from start to finish. Each frame is crammed with vivid and immense detail, and this series will showcase just a bit of that. My second favourite Stan Lee cameo is in this film, my first favourite is the one from Spider-Man 3, I remember just balling my eyes out when he came on screen uttering the word "I'm...gonna miss him." as the film came out only a month after he passed away. This film truly is a comic book brought to life. The animation-style is plays out like flick through pages at a rapid pace. Here are my picks for Perfect Shots in Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse: 166 screencaps out of 12,000+