A good movie usually consists of a few things, from a good plot and storyline to a good location for the scene that is being shot. Depending on what the movie is about, the location can make or break the scene. Another variable that can make or break the movie is the talent or actors/actresses 

Some areas provide a better backdrop than others and that is the reason why movies are shot in some areas more than others. The qualities of the backdrop contribute to the mood and overall context of the scene. Watching movies is a good way to spend time with friends, family, and loved ones. 

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Alabama has some good backdrops available for all kinds of scenes. There have been a few critically acclaimed movies that have been shot in Alabama, or that was shot about things that happened in Alabama.  

Movies Filmed In Alabama

Forrest Gump, a movie about an Alabama veteran from the 1950 to the 70’s with an IQ of 75, who wishes to be reunited with his childhood sweetheart. Set in the town of Greenbow, Alabama, this movie is about things that took place in Alabama, but most scenes were filmed somewhere else.  

Get Out is a movie that was filmed exclusively in Fairhope and Mobile, Alabama. 

A psychological thriller written and directed by Jordan PeeleBased in New York, this film is about a black man who goes with his white girlfriend to meet her family at their secluded estate. As the weekend proceeds, however, he begins to notice strange behavior from servants and guests. 

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Wherever a movie is filmed, the backdrop and locations are very pivotal. So next time you are watching you favorite movies, pay close attention to the backdrop of the scene. You just might see one of your favorite places on screen. 

 

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