This review amounts to "its made by Canadians and is set in Canada and I simply will not engage with that," which is possibly the most bad-faith review I've seen of anything in a long time.

everybody in the qt’s

Y’all know I’m Canada down…

In all seriousness Nirvanna the band the show the movie has to be one of the best films I’ve seen in theatres in a LONG time, maybe THE best. Never have I left a film feeling the things I did after this. I implore you, see this movie if you can, you won’t regret it.

Question for recent STEM graduates: how's the job market these days? Do you feel like your degree is in high demand in Ontario?

OSAP barely covers the basics. Students rely on OSAP while working multiple jobs just to afford necessities. No one is buying fancy watches or cologne. We need solutions that help Ontarians afford education, not dismissive remarks that invalidate students' concerns and struggles

Hey CBC here’s your chance to do something amazing ;) x.com/ntbtstm/status…

i’m really enjoying all the NTBTS praise and the many hilarious clips that are blessing my feed, but my favourite part of all of this is seeing somewhat frequent posts by americans who simply cannot fathom that matt johnson hasn’t left for america (and guess what? he never will!)

Hearing a lot of “this would not have gotten made in the US” lately and it’s very interesting to see how the Canadian movie/tv industry is going to handle this newfound push into the spotlight

i can’t stop thinking about how overwhelmingly loving the end of Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie is

when you think of The Rivoli: nirvanna the band the show when i think of The Rivoli: crack smoking Toronto mayor Rob Ford producing a beat

You don’t understand my levels of Toronto lore I used to go to the house parties here in uni when the guys rented it out to film students.

Matt Johnson and Jay McCarol need to save the Ontario Science Centre

Ontario's ERs Ontario's priority

nirvanna the band the show is a very pro public transport show.

Words fail the greatest cinematic experience of our age. The only bad thing is that it ends