Montreal-shot Steal may be the most 2002 movie ever
Extreme sports, hacker bangs, yellow/brown tinting and Stephen Dorff make for an aggressively uncool film (with a familiar background).
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Unfortunately for all of us, Ivana Trump’s For Love Alone was shot in Montreal
This awful ’90s TV movie depicts a heavily fictionalized version of Ivana’s life, featuring a stand-in for the American weasel she married and divorced.
The mere existence of Montreal-shot thriller Abandon defies logic
Katie Holmes and a stack of talented character actors star in this film by Traffic screenwriter Stephen Gaghan.
East End Hustle brought its sex-worker revenge story all over town
70s bohemian filmmakers make a bid for the exploitation dollar in the Montreal-shot East End Hustle.
This pervy neo-noir thriller uses Montreal as a multipurpose backdrop
Ewan McGregor and Ashley Judd star in the strangely pretentious Eye of the Beholder.
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This Montreal-shot relic reveals the shit side of ’80s nostalgia
Wild Thing paints urban centres (depicted here as industrial Griffintown) as crime-ridden hellholes.
This Brando/De Niro/Norton movie flaunts its Montreal backdrop in every frame
The Score is a basic heist story set in the most filmed part of the city.
The most ill-advised 3D film of all time was made in Montreal
Wim Wenders tried to capitalize on the popularity of the format in an awkward drama starring James Franco.
Montreal fills in for 1930s NYC in this Razzie-nominated biopic
Isn’t She Great stars Bette Midler as the author of a book that sold a shitload of copies.