What Famous Movies Were Filmed In Toronto

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Toronto: Hollywood North, Eh?

That's right, folks! Toronto isn't just about maple syrup and saying "sorry" excessively (although we are pretty good at both). Our fair city is a chameleon of cinematic landscapes, doubling as everywhere from gritty New York streets to dystopian wastelands.

What Famous Movies Were Filmed In Toronto
What Famous Movies Were Filmed In Toronto

From Superheroes to Slashers: A Tour of Toronto's Big Screen Appearances

Believe it or not, that alleyway Wolverine sauntered down in X-Men wasn't actually mutant-infested New York. Nope, that was just a regular (well, maybe not that regular) Toronto backstreet. And speaking of claws, remember the epic rooftop fight scene in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World? Yep, filmed right here in the 6ix (that's Toronto's cool nickname, for those not in the know).

But Toronto isn't just about superheroics and indie rom-coms. We've also got some serious chills to offer. Remember the suspenseful outbreaks in the Resident Evil franchise? Toronto transformed into the zombie-filled Raccoon City, with the iconic city hall even getting a starring role (though, let's be honest, the city hall here is way prettier than the zombie version). ‍♂️

Disguised Destinations: Spotting Toronto in the Wild

Toronto's a master of disguise. Our distinctive skyline and architectural gems have been cleverly used to represent other major cities. Ever wondered why Gotham looked a little...Canadian in some Batman movies? That's because parts of The Dark Knight and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice were filmed right here. We wouldn't be surprised if Bruce Wayne secretly vacations in Muskoka (gorgeous Ontario lake district) in between brooding.

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So You've Seen the Movie, Now See the Location!

Feeling inspired to do some Toronto movie set location scouting? We got you covered! There are even walking tours dedicated to these hidden filming gems. Imagine the bragging rights: "Yeah, that coffee shop where Ryan Reynolds argued with himself in Deadpool? Yeah, I get my latte there every morning."

Important Note: Please be respectful of private property and businesses if you're out there chasing celluloid dreams.

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How to find out what movies were filmed in Toronto?

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There are a few ways! You can search online databases like the Toronto Film Board or the Internet Movie Database (IMDb).

How to plan a Toronto movie location tour?

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A quick web search will bring up various companies offering film location tours.

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How to pretend you were in your favourite movie filmed in Toronto?

Take a picture! Recreate a scene! Just remember to be safe and have fun.

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How to convince your friends Toronto is cooler than Hollywood?

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Easy! Show them this post, then take them on a poutine and movie location tour. They'll be begging to move here in no time.

How to audition for a movie filmed in Toronto?

This one requires some legwork. Look for casting calls online or through talent agencies. Break a leg! (But hopefully not a real one, those things hurt).

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