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The Telluride Film Festival hosted the premiere of the film "Saturday Night," directed by Jason Reitman, on Saturday night. The event was marked by a full house at the Palm Theatre, with notable appearances including Bill Murray. The film, which explores the chaotic final moments leading up to the first episode of "Saturday Night Live," has received a mix of enthusiastic and critical reviews. Critics praised the ensemble cast, which features Dylan O’Brien, Willem Dafoe, JK Simmons, and others, highlighting O’Brien's performance as a standout. While some reviews noted the film's entertaining aspects, others criticized it for lacking depth and originality. The film runs for 109 minutes and has sparked discussions about its portrayal of the iconic sketch show.
SATURDAY NIGHT Review by @mavericksmovies #Telluride #TellurideFilmFestival #TIFF24 #GabrielLaBelle #RachelSennott #DylanOBrien #LamorneMorris #FinnWolfhard #NicholasBraun #CooperHoffman #WillemDafoe #MatthewRhys #JKSimmons #SNL #FilmTwitter #FilmX https://t.co/rKwQZu25oa
Live From #Telluride , It's 'Saturday Night' - With a Surprise Appearance by Bill Murray - @TheWrap great report by @TheCurvyCritic https://t.co/mEPXwO8oHn
Saturday Night: 109 minutes of tedious SNL cosplay crammed into one of the most self-absorbed movies i've ever seen. amazing that so much of the cast (especially Cooper Hoffman, Cory Michael Smith & Dylan O'Brien) still manages to crush in it. my review: https://t.co/q1GwmqfHiq https://t.co/BmOScy35Ff
