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Recent TNT series Into the west was partly shot in Santa Fe. Suspect Zero, starring sir Ben Kingsley and Arron Ekhart about a serial killer gone insane was shot in Albuquerque and In the valley of Elah last year's masterpiece that earned Tommy Lee Jones another Oscar nomination of his career was also shot partly in Albuquerque i thought i should share these movies they are worth checking out.
Recent TNT series Into the west was partly shot in Santa Fe. Suspect Zero, starring sir Ben Kingsley and Arron Ekhart about a serial killer gone insane was shot in Albuquerque and In the valley of Elah last year's masterpiece that earned Tommy Lee Jones another Oscar nomination of his career was also shot partly in Albuquerque i thought i should share these movies they are worth checking out.
Yes! These were all good. I really liked Suspect Zero. Very unusual and lots of detail. Keeps you thinking and guessing, which I like. Maybe more of a guy movie? A bit of a tough topic, but I liked it. I like to 'think' during some movies
A movie, that is very underrated imho, is First Snow (2006) starring Guy Pearce. Mainly shot in Albuquerque. It's awesome! Great locations....
Some of my other favorite NM movies:
The Missing
Suspect Zero
No Country For Old Men
Young Guns I-II
In The Valley Of Elah
Off The Map
3:10 To Yuma
Wild Hogs (Maybe not one of my favorites. But it has some great locations!)
One of the more funny things I've seen so far was when White Sands was the stand in for Qatar, Iraq in Transformers. Some awesome shots of the dunes! I know they are back filming again around the Holloman Air Force Base for the sequel too.
But best movie shot here (so far). I would have to say the Young Guns movies. They are essential to watch if you live in New Mexico. Even though parts of the second movie was also shot in Tuscon, Arizona.
Although not one of my favorite movies and including a brilliant cast, Natural Born Killers was also shot in New Mexico. I haven't seen it in quite a while but I think there is a scene with a wedding which shot in Taos, New Mexico.
Although not one of my favorite movies and including a brilliant cast, Natural Born Killers was also shot in New Mexico. I haven't seen it in quite a while but I think there is a scene with a wedding which shot in Taos, New Mexico.
The sweet young newlywed couple on the Rio Grande Gorge bridge....and her veil wafting down into the chasm.
it was a weird but pretty entertaining movie
A Movie was shot in Espanola a few weeks ago, they were using the old Surplus City building and made it into a bowling alley, they also filmed threwout the city. The name of the move is called Crazy Heart, it will hit the big screen next year.
With Linda Carter in the Nude was my favorite New Mexico movie made in the center of N.M. el pintada kid
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