Holiday Ayo - When it comes to movies, Hollywood names are often the first thing that comes to mind. How not, Hollywood has long been considered the world capital of cinema.

Even so, not only Hollywood in the United States, Canada also has a big role in terms of film production. Here are 5 films that were shot in Canada.

1. Fifty Shades of Grey

source: Catchplay

According to the novel, the Fifty Shades of Gray series was supposed to take place in Vancouver, Washington. However, in reality, this film was shot in Vancouver, Canada.

Several cafes, bookstores, and spots such as Hotel Vancouver, Bentall 5 Tower, Gastown, and the University of British Columbia are actually in Canada.

2. Twilight Saga: Eclipse

source: MovieKlub

The third film in the Twilight Saga, Eclipse, was supposed to be set in the US state of Washington. However, in reality, some parts of Eclipse were shot in Canada instead .

Shooting location itself mostly done in Vancouver and British Columbia. Meanwhile, the Forks High School in the novel is a high school in Vancouver called David Thompson Secondary School.

3. Fantastic Four

source: Kompas.com

The first Fantastic Four film, played by Jessica Alba and Chris Evans, apparently did their shooting process in the city of Toronto.

In fact, when referring to Marvel's Fantastic Four plot and comics, the actual location should be in New York.

4. Serial Final Destination

source: Upstation Media

Three out of the five Final Destination film series were shot in Canada. The same is true for the second and third films, even though the film's plot mentions the United States. Some of the locations used are Vancouver, Squamish, and Vistoria.

5. The Incredible Hulk

source: Dafunda

The Hulk's first film, played by Edward Norton, was apparently also shot in Canada. Some of the shooting locations are Ontario, Toronto, and Vancouver.

Meanwhile, the location of Culver University, which should have been in Virginia, USA, turned out to be shooting at the University of Toronto.

Some of the spots at the University of Toronto that are used are University College, Convocation Hall, and the Medical Sciences building.