The Official 2018 CGMagazine TIFF Awards
Phil Brown
Sep 17, 2018
It’s been 11 days with roughly 11 hours of stretched out in between. I saw 32 movies. Wrote somewhere between 40 and 50 articles.
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Latest Articles From Phil Brown
First Man – TIFF Review
Phil Brown
Sep 13, 2018
On a certain level, the prospect of a biopic about Neil Armstrong doesn’t sound like a particularly exciting cinematic experience.
Halloween – TIFF 2018 Review
Phil Brown
Sep 10, 2018
It’s safe to say that there are probably enough movies in the Halloween franchise. Giving fans seven sequels, one remake, and a sequel to that
The Predator TIFF 2018 Review
Phil Brown
Sep 9, 2018
This year’s Midnight Madness slot at Toronto International Film Festival kicked off with a hell of a bang. Rather than show some indie underseen genre
The Top Ten Genre Movies To Get Excited About At TIFF 2018
Phil Brown
Aug 31, 2018
September is here. Summer is over. All those dreams you had about how to wisely spend those precious warm months? They’re dead. But there’s good
The Top Ten Action Movie Heroines
Phil Brown
Aug 2, 2018
If the summer of 2017 has accomplished nothing else, it’s confirmed that women can kick some blockbuster ass just as well as the boys. Whether
Praise for the Sequels of the Planet of the Apes
Phil Brown
Jul 20, 2018
The concluding chapter of the current Planet of the Apes reboot trilogy just hit screens and has already received praise for its searing social commentary
The Top Five Movie Crucifixions
Phil Brown
Apr 3, 2018
Well, it’s Easter. You know, that springtime holiday filled with bunnies, chocolate eggs, and one of the most horrendous ways to die imaginable. We here
Red Sparrow Review
Phil Brown
Mar 1, 2018
It’s time to give credit where credit is due and rank Francis Lawrence amongst the worst filmmakers currently working in Hollywood. After all, the guy
Netflix Movie Review: Mute
Phil Brown
Feb 23, 2018
For some reason, there seems to be an explosion of dystopian science fiction flicks these days. Well, it’s not for some reason. Dark and paranoid
Mom and Dad (Movie) Review
Phil Brown
Feb 23, 2018
We all love art, but sometimes what you really need to scratch that movie itch is some good trash. Like, say, perhaps a movie about
Annihilation (Movie) Review
Phil Brown
Feb 22, 2018
Coming into Annhilation, Alex Garland was in a special position as a filmmaker. His directorial debut Ex Machina was instantly beloved and did unexpectedly well
Early Man (Movie) Review – Claymation Caveman Shinanegins
Phil Brown
Feb 15, 2018
Any time Aardman animation releases a new project is a cause for celebration. The studio that created Wallace And Gromit, Shaun The Sheep, and Chicken
Black Panther Review: Bold, Fresh, Thoughtful, And Somehow Still Marvel
Phil Brown
Feb 6, 2018
Black Panther is a movie that Marvel needed to make. It’s one that they wanted to make. It’s one that we all saw coming and
Before We Vanish Review: Bold Body Snatching
Phil Brown
Feb 2, 2018
Kiyoshi Kurosawa is a Japanese filmmaker who has never been conventional in his approach to the genres that made his name. His most famous titles—like
Maze Runner: The Death Cure Review: It’s Finally Over!
Phil Brown
Jan 26, 2018
The Maze Runner: The Death Cure not only wraps up a deeply mediocre trilogy of dystopic teen moodiness, but draws the whole cinematic trend and
Altered Carbon – Episode 1.1: “Out of the Past” Review – Sci-fi Knock Off Central
Phil Brown
Jan 22, 2018
The new sci-fi blockbuster Netflix series Altered Carbon doesn’t waste much time announcing its style and scale. Following a slithery and slick CGI opening credits
12 Strong (2018) Review: Pointless Propaganda
Phil Brown
Jan 18, 2018
If you’re going to make a film based on a true life tale of military heroism, then you’d better cram in as many pointless explosions
Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition (PS4) Review – Street Fighter V, For Real This Time
Phil Brown
Jan 16, 2018
When Street Fighter V was released a few years ago the reception was understandably mixed. The fighting mechanics were rock solid. Obviously. This is Street
How Liam Neeson Became Your Dad’s Favourite Action Hero
Phil Brown
Jan 12, 2018
This week the growling, six-foot-four-inch rogue that is Liam Neeson returns to screens in The Commuter to do what he does best. These days, that
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