Great addition to Toronto! 5 cinemas paying homage to the greatest in film!
The monolithic $191 million headquarters of the Toronto International Film Festival, held each September, is at the heart of downtown.
Great neighbourhood cinema, old, bit worn, but charming, always a good line-up of films and fun theme evenings (Rocky Horror, Oscars evening, etc).
Love the Bloor, and new documentary programming, but having the screen so high is a colossal design failure.
Home of our Vanguard and documentary films, we think our audience will love seeing smart, hip Festival films in a grand neighbourhood cinema.
Beginning in 1976 as “The Festival of Festivals”, and renamed The Toronto International Film Festival in 1995, TIFF has introduced the world to Hollywood blockbusters & art house productions, alike.
If you're watching a film here, stay away from seats on the back right and left sides of the main level, or you'll have a speaker hanging from the balcony block a small part of the screen!
Did you know that this remarkable double-decker theatre was built for vaudeville and silent films in 1913? Come visit us during Doors Open on May 25-26, 2013!
Simply put, the Revue is endearing. Films for the cultured and contemplative. Features documentaries that make post-film conversation as rich and relaxed as your five dollar coffee.
Always a good film playing at this friendly neighborhood cinema
The best cinema in Toronto by far.
Beautiful Castle in Toronto that is a must see. I have gone when i was young but want to head back. X-Men was filmed there for the "school" setting. Many secret passages! Read more.
a must see tourist attraction (and for any Torontonians who have never been)! many great films filmed here, including my favourite: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010)
This castle is also the site of an epic fight scene in the movie Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. Most of the film's visual effects were created by Double Negative (a 2011 Most Innovative Company).
"From The Sky Down" - the Davis Guggenheim documentary which chronicles the making of "Achtung Baby" had its world premiere here at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 8, 2011.
This concert hall, home to the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and a venue for the Toronto International Film Festival. For X-Men fans, you'd be excited to know that some parts of the film was shot here.
TSOsoundcheck is the way to go for students
See MODRA while it's still playing! Great canadian film!
Beautiful theatre! Get a punch card to earn a free movie.
The snacks are affordable!
TIFF Film Festival <3
It's nice to be in a theatre with murals of classic film stars and not pepsi.
Get drunk at Jack Astor's beforehand and you will enjoy every film a little more.
Did you know that The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) began as a ten-day festival, and has grown to become a year-round, worldwide event?
Dine at milestones (mon to thu) before your film and they validate your parking for you so it's free. They have movie deals and get you out on time so you see the film :D Film times are online.
Walk first, discuss film outside. Most people can't walk and talk at the same time.
Friendly staff. Great place to get film developed at a decent price.
Great film service! If you're a student and shoot film regularly, sign up for the membership, it's worth it!
The staff who attended my needs really helped and walked me through their services since it was my first time to the shop. Bought some coloured films too! 💖
The site of our first Shangri-La Hotel Toronto Asian Film Summit that will take place on Monday, September 10 during #TIFF12.
TIFF 2012 TIP: As world famous as the people who stay here, the ShangriLa is home to more than a few TIFF parties, and a great place for a drink and a schmooze en route to a film. Read more.
Amazing event spaces. What other ballroom has a patio. I was at 2 events at the museum room an loved the windows and chandeliers
just saw 'The Town' in UltraAVX - excellent film in an exceptional venue. I look forward to every theatre transitioning to that quality (hopefully soon)!
Go spread film love!
It is a good cinema with comfortable seats. The UltraAVX is awesome and really worth the extra $3.
Awesome selection of documentaries. They're pretty much all I watch and this collection has a great mix of both well-known and obscure titles
They sell the dvd of Irvine Welsh's Ecstasy here!
The private screening room is the best place to catch a film in the city.
Gorgeous hotel, amazing customer service, beautiful suites (recommend the Hazelton Suite). Best hotel in Toronto, hands down.
Looking for a chic boutique hotel in Toronto? Try the Hazelton, The feel is modern and contemporary yet the service and vibe is established and old-fashioned.
Unique cultural events - visual arts, film, dance, music, food & fun! @HarbourfrontTO. Read more.
Unique cultural events - visual arts, film, dance, music, food & fun! @HarbourfrontTO. Read more.
By far this is the best place in Toronto, from there you can see the sublime and the vastness of Lake Ontario and its beautiful islands .
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA