it’s been four years since I last watched through all of Hannibal & I still think about the episode set in West Virginia where they’re literally at the beach. The beach in Grafton WV. A town notably 1,000 feet above sea level & roughly 200 miles from the nearest seawater
Like….was it supposed to be a lake….
is this perhaps what someone at NBC thinks a lake in the Appalachian mountains looks like
ABSOLUTELY YES!!
Similar vibes to The Last of Us showing what is clearly a forest west of the Continental Divide & labelling it "10 miles west of Boston"
Like, ma'am, 10 miles west of Boston is Waltham and it looks like this
PLEEASSE. I tried watching The Devil in Ohio but it was filmed in the BC!!! And I was like ah yes. Ohio’s famous old growth coastal Douglas firs….
You could get a little less absurd with the Boston one, the Noanet Woodlands are about ten miles West of Boston (if you measure from the edge of Boston rather than the center which seems reasonable enough) and while they still don't look like that, they're at least... y'know, nature.
I dunno. I mean it's still wrong so it's a little silly of me to reply.
Hälsingland in the film Midsommar:
I couldn't find a better still image but it's all deciduous forest in the background.
Meanwhile the real Hälsingland is a part of the freaking taiga which means OOPS, it's all conifers!
Also the rocks are the wrong colour smdh
Vejle Fjord in 'The Danish Girl':
Vejle Fjord in real life:
Please know that every single tv or film with a scene in Hawai'i was shot in the wrong location unless it's actively AT a resort that is playing for the product placement.
