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Filming Location: Montreal

Films in this library shot in Montreal, a Canadian city that doubles for European ones. Location data is sourced from Wikidata property P915, which records where a film was actually shot as distinct from where its story is set.

A woman in dark clothing lies on a snow-covered Montreal street at night, a reversed crucifix visible around her neck.Canada

The Pyx (1973) Review

The Pyx (1973) rates 7 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. A Canadian film in which a woman falls from a Montreal balcony and the investigation runs backward through her last days, intercut, with Karen Black singing her own…

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The moon looms large and ominous over a city skyline as catastrophic tidal forces begin to destroy the landscape below.Canada

Moonfall (2022) Review

Moonfall (2022) rates 3 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. Roland Emmerich spent around a hundred and forty million dollars of independent money on a film where the moon is a hollow alien megastructure, and it is the most…

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Nicholas Hoult as R, a zombie in a tattered jacket, standing in profile with a blank expression. TITLE: Warm Bodies R zombieCanada

Warm Bodies (2013) Review

Warm Bodies (2013) rates 6 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. A zombie romance narrated by the zombie, which is a better idea than it sounds and is executed with more wit than the premise deserves. It is also…

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A massive wave with a cargo ship on top of it floods a New York City street while people run for their lives.Canada

The Day After Tomorrow (2004) Review

The Day After Tomorrow (2004) rates 5 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. Roland Emmerich froze the northern hemisphere in about a week, which is roughly ten thousand times faster than any climate model permits, and produced the most…

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