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'Hate to Love' Review: Nickelback Loves Being Most Hated Band in Rock - Vimarsana News

'Hate to Love' Review: Nickelback Loves Being Most Hated Band in Rock

Sadly, “Hate to Love,” a new doc at the Toronto International Film Festival, only scratches the surface of what it is that makes us absolutely despise these guys so damn much.

TIFF preview: 10 must-see movies for music lovers - Vimarsana News

TIFF preview: 10 must-see movies for music lovers

From rock documentaries to heart-wrenching dramas, here are this year's music-themed offerings.

Source: cbc.ca
Nickelback Really Loves Being the Most Reviled Band in Rock Music - Vimarsana News

Nickelback Really Loves Being the Most Reviled Band in Rock Music

Mark Davis/Getty ImagesThe members of Canada’s chart-topping, arena-filling Nickelback—Chad Kroeger (vocals, guitar), his brother Mike Kroeger (bass), Ryan Peake (guitar) and Daniel Adair (drums)—come across as nice, thoughtful guys in Hate to Love: Nickelback. Nonetheless, Leigh Brooks’ documentary knows that they’re also arguably the most reviled foursome in rock ‘n’ roll, and it isn’t afraid to address that state of affairs. Unfortunately, as an authorized project primarily designed to celebr

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20 Must-Watch Movies From the 2023 Toronto International Film Festival - Vimarsana News

20 Must-Watch Movies From the 2023 Toronto International Film Festival

From music docs on everyone from Nickelback to Lil Nas X to lots of movie stars' directorial debuts — the hot movies to catch at this year's TIFF.

Toronto's Doc Lineup Includes Films About Louis C.K., Paul Simon - Vimarsana News

Toronto's Doc Lineup Includes Films About Louis C.K., Paul Simon

TIFF programmer Thom Powers selected 22 docs this year from 22 countries -- including a film about Louis C.K. once intended for Showtime