It’s always fun to see places you know well presented in a film. The best experience I’ve had with that was watching the film In Bruges in a cinema in Bruges, literally right in the place it was shot. <\/p>\n
But there’s some places I never expect to see on the big screen. Like Montevideo. There’s really nothing to recommend about the city to movie location scouts. I mean, James Cameron might make a movie about the wreck of the Graf Spee<\/a>, or maybe there’ll be a movie about its sinking. <\/p>\n But then, I just watched this: Panic Attack 2009<\/a>. Huge robots attacking Montevideo? Hey, why not?<\/p>\n I posted this photo earlier, but this is the location of the final moments of the above 5 min short: It’s always fun to see places you know well presented in a film. The best experience I’ve had with that was watching the film In Bruges in a cinema in Bruges, literally right in the place it was shot. But … Continue reading
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