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"A vibrant movie mapping out the changing face of Toronto and the people, still struggling to hold on, who give it some soul. Like them, Boxcutter has plenty of soul." - CTV's Your Morning Aspiring rapper Rome has the talent…
For this month's $3 Mystery Movie, we're switching things up a bit, delivering you not one but several films: each one a short documentary about some real oddballs. A couple of these might be considered minor classics within the vague…
This screening is sold out. Waitlist opens 30 minutes before showtime. Itβs DRINKOLAS CAGE! Our monthly surprise Nic Cage movie drinking game event. Each month we select a Cage film and write a drinking game for you to play along…
It's HANKS-giving time again, folks, and you know what that means -- a mini-marathon of classic King of the Hill Thanksgiving episodes with a leftovers potluck! "King of the Hill had a strong run...from its third season in 1998 to Season…
"Tremendous, infectious fun, with a rocking soundtrack" - Radio Times This Black Friday at Arkadin...Heath will rock you. Starring Heath Ledger as a lowborn squire masquerading as a nobleman, A KNIGHT'S TALE is a truly delightful, profoundly unserious riff on…
This screening is sold out. Waitlist opens 1 hour before showtime.
"Packing an astonishing amount into ninety minutes, Ilya Muromets is much more than its fantasy label indicates. You get a huge-scale period war film, a love story, a musical and a creature feature with that three-headed dragon rearing up in…
"A near-perfect blend of action, romance, fantasy and philosophy, finely acted and beautifully filmed" - Variety In the early 1980s, visionary director John Boorman (Zardoz) delivered one of the greatest fantasy films of all time, a hard-edged, R-rated treatment of…
βA breakneck, almost berserk spin on the classic detective yarnβ - Eddie Muller, host of TCM's Noir Alley How's this for a premise?: A mysterious stranger pours a toxin into a man's drink, and now the man has only a…
"The best of the postwar American science-fiction films; the Martian machines have a quality of real terror, their sinister apparitions, prowlings and pulverisings are spectacularly well done, and the scenes of panic and destruction are staged with real flair!β -…