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If you’re sick of the limited options and overpriced tickets and snacks that Cineplex has to offer don’t worry, Toronto has plenty of other cinema options. Here’s a list of some of the city’s best spots to take in a film and support a local business. The Revue, 400 Roncesvalles Avenue The Revue is one of Toronto’s oldest cinemas, first opening its doors in 1912. I’ve seen everything from silent films, to special screenings of films like Jim Jarmusch’s Dead Man, to recent Hollywood films like Trumbo here. The Revue has a diverse schedule, trivia nights, and can be rented by groups for special screenings. The Royal, 608 College Street Like the Revue, the Royal programs new and retrospective screenings, and hosts NOW magazine’s Monday Night Movies. Their schedule makes it possible to watch 90s flicks like Drop Dead Gorgeous in the same night as the latest Pixar movie. They …