Saturday at the Movies: ‘Nimrods’ Feels Like a Green Day Fan’s Fever Dream
“Nimrods” is a fun, goofy celebration of friendship, music and the intoxicating possibility of becoming someone else.
Category: Saturday At The Movies
Saturday at the Movies: ‘Antidiva: The Carole Pope Confessions’ Gives Queer Icon Carole Pope Her Flowers
In “Antidiva: The Carole Pope Confessions,” director Michelle Mama makes a thrilling and long-overdue case that Carole Pope should be heralded as one of Canada’s most influential musical trailblazers.
Saturday at the Movies: ‘Masters of the Universe’ Gets it Right
Unlike other toy franchise films, ‘Masters of the Universe” manages to honour its source material while opening up its world to new eyes.
Saturday At The Movies: Understated, Apocalyptic Tension in The Butler Brothers’ ‘The Last Anniversary’
Set against the eve of the apocalypse, Brett and Jason Butler’s The Last Anniversary brings together a group of toxic people to revisit a long-buried trauma from a decade earlier.
Saturday At The Movies: You Can’t Hide From the Thrills of ‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’
With ‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’, Radio Silence has brought back several elements of the first film while expanding the scope. For fans of the original, it’s worth hunting down.
Saturday at the Movies: ‘Man of the Run’ Traces Paul McCartney’s Life in the ‘70s
“Man on the Run,” the new documentary from director Morgan Neville, traces Paul McCartney’s post-Beatles life during the 1970s
Saturday at the Movies: ‘Predator: Badlands’ is a Shiny, Happy Sequel
“Predator: Badlands’ is equivalent to a “Friday the 13th” movie if Jason made friends with the counsellors.
Saturday at the Movies: ‘Exit 8’ Will Leave You Contemplating Your Own Life and Decisions
“Exit 8” is a deep, thoughtful film that stays engaging throughout its 90-minute run time.
Saturday at the Movies: Sook-Yin Lee’s ‘Paying For It’ Is A Non-Traditional Love Story Brought To Life
Sook-Yin Lee’s ‘Paying For It’ adapts Chester Brown’s graphic novel in an honest and authentic way while using her deft directing to explore unconventional relationships
Saturday at the Movies: Gus Van Sant’s True Crime Thriller ‘Dead Man’s Wire’ has Something to Say
“Dead Man’s Wire” is a true-crime thriller that actually has something to say and the nerve to say it loud.
Saturday at the Movies + What’s Going On: ‘CFNY: The Spirit of Radio’ Celebrates a Revolutionary Radio Station
The new rock doc “CFNY: The Spirit of Radio” is both a love letter to the beloved Toronto radio station and a reminder of what radio once dared to be.
Saturday at the Movies: Why Edgar Wright’s ‘The Running Man’ Excels
“The Running Man” is a fast-paced and well-acted film, and following the fantastic “The Long Walk” from a few months ago, yet another excellent Stephen King adaptation in 2025.