Re: Netflix series about Canada?
Originally Posted by Vulcanoid
(Post 12528437)
Well, for that matter almost anything on CW or SyFy is probably filmed in BC or Toronto ;)
Having said that, there's a movie filmed here with that Hodges bloke of CSI and another with some teenage girls wanting to lose their virginity to Bones' husband :lol: |
Re: Netflix series about Canada?
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 12528088)
Wait, the film that most captures the Canadian experience isn't even set in Canada, it's Fargo; the snow, the funny looking guy, the faux wood panelling everywhere, the pervasive sense of dampness. The interiors are like those in property listings for most of Ontario and all of Atlantic Canada (probably also the prairie Provinces but I never look at those).
Anyone considering moving to Eastern Canada should watch Fargo. |
Re: Netflix series about Canada?
Originally Posted by MillieF
(Post 12528786)
Anyone considering moving to Eastern Canada should watch Fargo.
By Fargo are you referring to the movie or the TV show? |
Re: Netflix series about Canada?
Originally Posted by Partially discharged
(Post 12528791)
Say goodbye to any population growth for eastern Canada then :scarper:
By Fargo are you referring to the movie or the TV show? |
Re: Netflix series about Canada?
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 12528088)
Wait, the film that most captures the Canadian experience isn't even set in Canada, it's Fargo; the snow, the funny looking guy, the faux wood panelling everywhere, the pervasive sense of dampness. The interiors are like those in property listings for most of Ontario and all of Atlantic Canada (probably also the prairie Provinces but I never look at those).
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Re: Netflix series about Canada?
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12528839)
Heartland sucks, you'd have to pay me to watch it.
Well, yes, it's government mandated local content, but it does depict a life in Canada to which children aspire; an alternative to "grow up, be doctor, move to US" |
Re: Netflix series about Canada?
National Film Board of Canada:
https://www.nfb.ca/ |
Re: Netflix series about Canada?
Originally Posted by Partially discharged
(Post 12528791)
By Fargo are you referring to the movie or the TV show? No I meant, and should have said, Netflix Series one...I kept having to check it wasn't here. Also following the series you get to realise that winer here is not a brief snowy sojourn it's a daily, long drawn out affair that alters aspects of daily life for half the year. A good fun watch too! |
Re: Netflix series about Canada?
Originally Posted by MillieF
(Post 12529589)
...winter here is not a brief snowy sojourn it's a daily, long drawn out affair that alters aspects of daily life for half the year. A good fun watch too!
(sorry...couldn't resist :o) |
Re: Netflix series about Canada?
Frontier is a series about the fur trapping trade filmed in Newfoundland and Labrador, nova Scotia and Ontario.
Also could consider the movie Braven. |
Re: Netflix series about Canada?
Originally Posted by The wanderer.
(Post 12529675)
Frontier is a series about the fur trapping trade filmed in Newfoundland and Labrador, nova Scotia and Ontario.
Also could consider the movie Braven. |
Re: Netflix series about Canada?
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 12529681)
It seems that Frontier, like the Shipping News, deals with a very specific aspect of life in Canada. It will, of course, have some overlap with ordinary Canadian life; frostbite, ladders in bedrooms, romantic screens conducted in two layers of fleecy pyjamas. ...
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Re: Netflix series about Canada?
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12529687)
Ladders in bedrooms. Is this something I should know about without watching Frontier? :confused:
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Re: Netflix series about Canada?
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 12529691)
Shipping News. I watched it in a cinema full of Newfies and they all nodded and chuckled at the ladder.
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Re: Netflix series about Canada?
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12529699)
Ah...not sure I've seen it.
Saw a step ladder in the bedroom but not sure why. |
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