Favorite movie filmed in your city or state? (live in, things to do)

[007jamesbond]

What is your favorite movie that was filmed in your city or state?

[BuckeyeBoyDJ]

I live in Phoenix and the only movie I recall being filmed here is Waiting to Exhale. Not my favorite by a long shot but just wanted to put that out there.

[007jamesbond]

There was a Charlie Sheen movie filmed in Phoenix in 1993 called "Beyond the Law" that I like. Another movie filmed in Phoenix that I like is a movie from 1987 called "Campus Man". Part of that movie was filmed in Tempe on the ASU campus and next to Sun Devil Stadium.

I live in Seattle and my favorite movie filmed here would probably have to be a movie from 1993 called "The Vanishing" starring Jeff Bridges, Kiefer Sutherland, and Sandra Bullock.

My favorite movie filmed here in the state of Washington would have to be a movie from 1985 called "Vision Quest" that was filmed in Spokane. Madonna actually had a brief singing part in this movie.

[Montguy]

I think A River Runs Through It is probably the best film I know of that was mostly filmed in Montana.

[Rockinmoz]

The Patriot and Forrest Gump for South Carolina.

[EnricoV]

Goonies in Oregon.

[Kar54]

1. Woody Allen's "Sleeper", filmed in and around Denver. Included the "Space Ship house" up on Genesee and the round church in Lakewood that was a McDonald's in the film.

2. "Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead".

[Vatnos]

I'm actually surprised how many good films were made in my state, now that I'm looking it up.

-Being There (1979), which had many scenes filmed in the Biltmore Estate in Asheville.

[countofmc]

I live in California, so too many to mention obviously.

But for some reason, off the top of my head, a small indie movie called "Brick" comes to mind. Was shot in the neo-noir style in San Clemente, which is basically a model of SoCal suburbs (and all the good and bad that entails).

[sean1the1]

Marley and me well the first half was...