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Filming Location: Toronto

Films in this library shot in Toronto, a city that doubles for American ones more often than it plays itself. Location data is sourced from Wikidata property P915, which records where a film was actually shot as distinct from where its story is set.

The USS Athena starship set from Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, a large standing set built at Pinewood Toronto Studios.Canada

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy (2026) Review

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy rates minus ten thousand on the rewatch scale. It is the worst thing I have ever watched, film or television, and that includes Battlefield Earth. Pure garbage. Horseshit. Something written by small children with crayons on…

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Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman in a tailored suit, face blank and eyes cold, embodying the film's deadpan satire of WallCanada

American Psycho (2000) Review

American Psycho (2000) rates 8 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. Mary Harron read a novel everybody called unfilmable and found the comedy in it. Made for seven million dollars, mostly in Toronto, and it is far funnier and…

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Scrooged (1988)

Scrooged is Richard Donner's 1988 American comedy adaptation of A Christmas Carol, with Bill Murray as a cynical television executive producing a live Christmas Carol broadcast on Christmas Eve who is himself visited by three spirits over the course of…

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Black Christmas (1974)

A sorority house is terrorized by an unseen caller during Christmas break, in the proto-slasher that preceded Halloween by four years. Black Christmas is Bob Clark's 1974 Canadian horror film depicting a sorority house during Christmas break terrorized by an…

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The Santa Clause (1994)

A divorced father inadvertently kills Santa Claus and discovers a contractual clause requiring him to take over the role permanently. The Santa Clause is John Pasquin's 1994 American Christmas comedy about Scott Calvin, a divorced toy company executive who inadvertently…

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The Fly (1986)

David Cronenberg's body horror about a scientist whose teleportation experiment merges his DNA with a housefly. The Fly is David Cronenberg's 1986 American body-horror film, a substantial remake of the 1958 Kurt Neumann original, depicting a scientist whose teleportation experiment…

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