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A billboard shouting the confrontational message “Toronto Sucks” sends documentary filmmaker Albert Nerenberg and self-professed “Mr. Toronto” Rob Spence out on a quixotic cross-country trip to find out why Canadians hate Toronto. A parody of boosterism and fact-finding missions in the mode of Michael Moore and Morgan Spurlock, LET’S ALL HATE TORONTO reveals some universal truths about the social divides between city and country in spite of its light tread. Features cameos from prominent Canucks like Dan Aykroyd and Rachel Blanchard as well as much serious discussion of hockey, beer and snow.
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Actually this film was about Canada, and not just Toronto. Its humor about the subject made it quite enjoyable to watch.