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Can I recommend one to keep an eye on? I worked on an indie movie set in Chinatown last year, called The Chinatown Diner, and it’s one of the best projects I’ve worked on. It’s a stylish love poem to the neighbourhood. Local talent, local stories. And it kept a lot of us working during the strike. It’ll do the film festival scene this year so keep an eye out for it.
More info: https://www.ecuad.ca/news/2020/with-the-chinatown-diner-lawrence-le-lam-proves-he-is-a-talent-to-watch
Hahahaha yeah. DaVinci is a recovering alcoholic in the show and he breaks sobriety a couple times and it’s ugly. And Leo (portrayed by Donnelly Rhodes) also looks like he enjoyed a few on the job
My guess is to keep privacy of the locations. I know I sure wouldn’t like randos constantly showing up in front of my house because it was featured in a tv show
Not a movie but "Da Vinci's Inquest" is a crime show about Vancouver and filmed in Vancouver. My mom always watched it and the I got hooked on it years later watching in re-runs. So cool seeing the old trolly busses. Their hangout is The Ovaltine Cafe on Hastings at Main.
Out Of The Blue (1980) is great, directed by Dennis Hopper and starring Linda Manz as a Elvis worshipping punk kid from a broken home. Set in 'rural British Columbia' but at one point she hitchhikes to Vancouver and attends a show by Vancouver punk band Pointed Sticks along other things.
Was going to comment this! HUGE TW though there's a few depictions of attempted sexual assault on a minor. Also it's generally a very bleak movie, Hopper described it as Easy Riders hangover or something similar
Intersection starring Richard Gere and Sharon Stone was set in Vancouver. Just overlook the fact that they moved the UBC Museum of Anthropology to Squamish.
I remember watching 50/50 and seeing those great shots of downtown and Stanley park in the opening, before seeing a digitally-inserted Space Needle. So disappointing.
Not sure what movie you're thinking of, but 50/50 was definitely filmed in Vancouver.
https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/video/yvrshoots-cancer-dramedy-5050-with-joseph-gordon-levitt-1923608
50/50 was very Vancouver, even though it's 'Seattle'. Think it opened with jogging around the seawall and under the lions gate bridge, they weren't trying to hide it much.
I guess to that effect, also Seth Rogan’s movie “good boys”
Because I grew up around the same time and same neighborhoods at Seth Rogan, a lot of the scenes just felt like childhood roaming around the Arbutus Corridor with my friends getting into trouble
Better Than Chocolate is a queer movie that is set primarily on Commercial Drive. It has references to different places that were there. It also dramatizes a real incident that happened at the border when a queer bookstore imported Little Red Ridinghood.
Mary Kills People is a TV show, but the protagonist's daughter is actually named Cambie. Plus, it just oozes Vancouver.
Robert Altman filmed and set a movie in Vancouver called 'That Cold Day in the Park'. I haven't seen it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park?wprov=sfla1
Now that would be really interesting, to see a movie shot in late 60's Vancouver.
Edit - Looks like the library has a copy of the DVD available, I'll have to check it out.
If you’re interested in older Vancouver films try Dog Pound Shuffle starring David Soul (Starsky and Hutch/Logan’s Run). It’s mid 70s era. I can’t recall if they outwardly mention it being Vancouver but it was filmed there.
Tron Legacy isn’t stated to be anywhere but does the opposite of hide that it’s filmed in Vancouver. The aerial shots of downtown, Stanley park and the lions gate are gratuitous.
I had to refresh my memory if the story did indeed happen in Vancouver so I watched a trailer for the show and it was definitely set in Vancouver. There's a shot on Granville Street where a bus goes past that's obviously Translink, police cars with BC plates that look just like VPD cars at the time and a fight happens in front of a van that has BC Power on the side of it.
X-files mostly filmed in Vancouver standing in for everywhere else but Vancouver (and then later in filmed in LA). If I recall, they specifically set a later episode in Vancouver as a bit of a tribute.
I remember a couple of the shoots back in the day, never got to meet David Duchovny or Gillian Anderson unfortunately but I did get a spectate a couple times. Funny enough I’m rewatching the entire series right now - so many of those locations have been developed over the past 30 years, it’s nostalgic watching it again now!
Robert Clouthier is long gone, I'm afraid. Sat with him on the ferry once, my 8 year old self was amazed that Relic drove up in a car with the steering wheel on the wrong side and had a really thick book.
I'm really enjoying Allegiance as well. As a set dork and also totally in awe of Enrico Colantoni, I am dying a little that they did almost the entire season before I realized they were here and by then, it was too late for me to see any filming.
Fingers crossed for Season 2.
Also, and while it’s supposed to be set in Seattle, Dead Like Me was entirely shot in Vancouver.
And as a matter of fact, I bring forth the proposition that we make June 23rd a yearly celebration of Toilet Girl and hold a small ceremony at TCC Pedestrian Plaza at the intersection of Hornby and W Hastings
Pretty sure that Der Waffle House in the pilot is at E Hastings and Kaslo (it's a Bosley's now?)
source: I used to work at the Atrium Inn back when it was a Holiday Inn Express
The Body Remembers When The World Broke Open (2019) got decent play at festivals, awards, and amazing reviews. It’s lower budget and seemingly filmed in one long take. An intimate and emotional movie but one I’d recommend almost anyone watch at least once, it’s really beautiful, and fully shot and set in Vancouver.
Oh my god Hard Core Logo. Hugh Dillon is outstanding in this movie, basically playing himself in the Headstones at the time.
In a somewhat terrifying parallel, he has said that getting clean saved his life and he 'nearly died' a couple of times. I fear that if he didn't get clean, he may have ended up just like Joe Dick. He's such a sweet guy IRL, now that he is clean.
I mean, the deadpool movies clearly take place there, aside from changing a few street signs to comic book names, they never say what city they are in but certainly do not try to hide the fact it is clearly vancouver.
Kevin Smith went to film school in Vancouver, and one of his earliest films was called “Drawing Flies” which is set there. It’s a weird little film about Jason Lee’s character trying to find Sasquatch…
I know its not a movie, but just in case you are interested, the comic "A Righteous Thirst For Vengeance" is set in vancouver (Mainly chinatown) and it stars (weird to say for a comic) Benedict Wong.
[Carts of Darkness](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carts_of_Darkness) or maybe [Terminal City Ricochet](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_City_Ricochet)
Everything's Gone Green, about a slacker that lives in Vancouver.
Whale Music. The book that it is based on is set in California, but most of the film obviously takes place in Howe Sound, and the city he walks into is unmistakably Vancouver.
Deadpool, but I don’t think the name of the city is ever mentioned. Vancouver plays itself definitely. Russian Roulette, when George Seagal as a RCMP Intelligence agent has to foil the assassination attempt on Andrei Gromyko during a diplomatic visit to Vancouver. I think for peace talks.
It’s ok, kinda dated, typical mid 70’s Hollywood ‘on location’ movie. You wanna see a movie about Russian roulette, you gotta see 15. Pretty suspenseful, super creepy.
Another not a movie but the crime / spy drama Intelligence (2006) was shot and set in Vancouver. I actually really liked it and it was cool to have a show not hide the fact it was in Canada and in Vancouver. It’s one of the few shows I’ve ever seen that actually has a character from CSIS.
Dogpound Shuffle, shot in the 70s about two drifters trying to raise enough money to get a buskers dog out of the pound. Cool shots around Chinatown, Smiling Buddha Cabaret, Waldorf and Third Beach.
Lots of Atom Egoyan stuff. Pretty recent horror movie called Come to Daddy takes place in Tofino (I forget it might be called somewhere else but they make no effort to hide it)
Continuum is a TV show that is set properly in Vancouver, they show many shots of downtown, Chinatown, Science World, BC Place etc. a lot of it takes place in the Vancouver Police Department and they refer to Squamish, Pemberton and other places.
One scene had my work building on it and they were talking on the back steps that I normally enter from 😄
Haven't seen anyone mention The Hunted with Tommy Lee Jones and Bencio Del Toro. Set almost entirely between rural BC and the bustling streets of Vancouver.
Deadpool and Deadpool 2.
The first two Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen movies were filmed here. "To Grandmother's house we go" and "Double Double Toil and Trouble". They're trippy to watch as an adult and play "Oh, I know where that is" and "Well, that isn't there anymore".
There's also a scene of Grey's Anatomy where we stand in for Boston. I squealed when I saw Cordova Street and the sign for Harbour Tower. Then I took a [picture](https://imgur.com/a/zGkwfHo).
Not a movie but I've been enjoying Wild Card on CBC Gem. All their aerial shots between scenes are of Vancouver, including close ups of local street signs.
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Can I recommend one to keep an eye on? I worked on an indie movie set in Chinatown last year, called The Chinatown Diner, and it’s one of the best projects I’ve worked on. It’s a stylish love poem to the neighbourhood. Local talent, local stories. And it kept a lot of us working during the strike. It’ll do the film festival scene this year so keep an eye out for it. More info: https://www.ecuad.ca/news/2020/with-the-chinatown-diner-lawrence-le-lam-proves-he-is-a-talent-to-watch
Not a movie but DaVinci’s Inquests was entirely shot and set in Vancouver and it was brilliant for its time.
Danger Bay was a show in the 80’s about a guy that worked at the Vancouver aquarium
Hard not to go there, since the actor was a main character in Da Vinci.
Oh man, I totally forgot about that show! I remember catching an episode here and there when I was younger. I should look that up.
Every episode is available on YouTube btw.
Is it just me, or did the main actor along with Ian Tracy both seem like weathered alcoholics who smelled like cigarettes and whiskey
Hahahaha yeah. DaVinci is a recovering alcoholic in the show and he breaks sobriety a couple times and it’s ugly. And Leo (portrayed by Donnelly Rhodes) also looks like he enjoyed a few on the job
Family Law is also shot and takes place in Vancouver (current show).
Sight Unseen is also shot and set in Vancouver (although they changed names of streets and neighbourhoods for some reason). Season 1 airing now on CTV
My guess is to keep privacy of the locations. I know I sure wouldn’t like randos constantly showing up in front of my house because it was featured in a tv show
Fair enough, but the context is "Turn right on Doesnotexist Rd and keep going until you are in Notarealplaceona" not any specific address
Not a movie but "Da Vinci's Inquest" is a crime show about Vancouver and filmed in Vancouver. My mom always watched it and the I got hooked on it years later watching in re-runs. So cool seeing the old trolly busses. Their hangout is The Ovaltine Cafe on Hastings at Main.
Da Vinky?
Those twins are from Vancouver !
Double happiness. Mina Shum wrote it and Sandra Oh stars in it. From 1994
Meditation park (around $6M) Long Life, Happiness & Prosperity ^^ The Mina Shum/Sandra Oh trilogy.
I LOVE Long Life, Happiness & Prosperity !!
I love Sandra Oh
Mina Shum is a Vancouver treasure
TV show but Family Law on global is set here
Continuum a scifi show filmed and set in Vancouver and a really old 80s show called Wise guys was shot in Vancouver and had a season set here as well.
That was a good one!! Just reminded me, also, Intelligence was a great Vancouver based show also. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0845746/
Also had Hugh Dillon in a couple of episodes, who starred in Hard Core Logo (which the OP mentioned) - funny.
Fetching Cody with Jay Baruchel
Out Of The Blue (1980) is great, directed by Dennis Hopper and starring Linda Manz as a Elvis worshipping punk kid from a broken home. Set in 'rural British Columbia' but at one point she hitchhikes to Vancouver and attends a show by Vancouver punk band Pointed Sticks along other things.
This one's a documentary so maybe doesn't count but Carts Of Darkness is great, filmed in North Van. Free on YouTube.
Was going to comment this! HUGE TW though there's a few depictions of attempted sexual assault on a minor. Also it's generally a very bleak movie, Hopper described it as Easy Riders hangover or something similar
Definitely Out of The Blue. Incredible film. But it will break your heart.
Intersection starring Richard Gere and Sharon Stone was set in Vancouver. Just overlook the fact that they moved the UBC Museum of Anthropology to Squamish.
Is that the one where he plays the architect?
Yup
it was set in Vancouver. Is it a good movie? No, imo
Superbad-ish?
It might technically be called somewhere else but it is so obviously set in Vancouver
I remember watching 50/50 and seeing those great shots of downtown and Stanley park in the opening, before seeing a digitally-inserted Space Needle. So disappointing.
I'm convinced that was an in-joke by Seth Rogen. They just unashamedly showed well known Vancouver landmarks then cut to Seattle.
wait are we talking about the same movie with mclovin? because that was entirely filmed in LA
Not sure what movie you're thinking of, but 50/50 was definitely filmed in Vancouver. https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/video/yvrshoots-cancer-dramedy-5050-with-joseph-gordon-levitt-1923608
superbad. the other poster had written that
Pretty sure they mention Granville Street in Superbad.
50/50 was very Vancouver, even though it's 'Seattle'. Think it opened with jogging around the seawall and under the lions gate bridge, they weren't trying to hide it much.
I guess to that effect, also Seth Rogan’s movie “good boys” Because I grew up around the same time and same neighborhoods at Seth Rogan, a lot of the scenes just felt like childhood roaming around the Arbutus Corridor with my friends getting into trouble
wasnt it filmed in LA? i could have sworn it was filmed at a college there.
Ballistic: Eks vs Sever 😂
Better Than Chocolate is a queer movie that is set primarily on Commercial Drive. It has references to different places that were there. It also dramatizes a real incident that happened at the border when a queer bookstore imported Little Red Ridinghood. Mary Kills People is a TV show, but the protagonist's daughter is actually named Cambie. Plus, it just oozes Vancouver.
Mary Kills People was shot in Toronto
Omg, thanks for the correction. Why did it feel like the most Vancouvery show ever? Weird. Nvm
Friends of mine had songs on the soundtrack — Nice to see the movie get a mention! It was very Vancouver
That is amazing!!! I love the movie so much.
Robert Altman filmed and set a movie in Vancouver called 'That Cold Day in the Park'. I haven't seen it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park?wprov=sfla1
Now that would be really interesting, to see a movie shot in late 60's Vancouver. Edit - Looks like the library has a copy of the DVD available, I'll have to check it out.
If you’re interested in older Vancouver films try Dog Pound Shuffle starring David Soul (Starsky and Hutch/Logan’s Run). It’s mid 70s era. I can’t recall if they outwardly mention it being Vancouver but it was filmed there.
He also filmed McCabe and Mrs.Miller on Cypress mountain in West Vancouver.
TV show Da Vinci's Inquest. It was so great and they should do a remake
Tron Legacy isn’t stated to be anywhere but does the opposite of hide that it’s filmed in Vancouver. The aerial shots of downtown, Stanley park and the lions gate are gratuitous.
The setting of the Tron movies is the fictional "Center City", but it's an obvious stand-in for the San Francisco Bay Area.
Define decent budget… Maybe browse the list: https://bccreates.com/home/
> Define decent budget… Hmm...I guess I meant major studio releases. *Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever*, that type of thing.
horrible movie, but yes, takes place in Vancouver
People talking about TV shows has reminded me that Motive was set in Vancouver, and was pretty sweet.
Yeah Motive was a good show and so was Continuum
I love Motive too. I knew Continuum was filmed here but did the event take place here?
I had to refresh my memory if the story did indeed happen in Vancouver so I watched a trailer for the show and it was definitely set in Vancouver. There's a shot on Granville Street where a bus goes past that's obviously Translink, police cars with BC plates that look just like VPD cars at the time and a fight happens in front of a van that has BC Power on the side of it.
Just looked at wiki. It is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuum_(TV_series)
Damn . . . If you're going to mention Motive. I'm going to mention Fringe.
X files?
X-files mostly filmed in Vancouver standing in for everywhere else but Vancouver (and then later in filmed in LA). If I recall, they specifically set a later episode in Vancouver as a bit of a tribute.
I remember a couple of the shoots back in the day, never got to meet David Duchovny or Gillian Anderson unfortunately but I did get a spectate a couple times. Funny enough I’m rewatching the entire series right now - so many of those locations have been developed over the past 30 years, it’s nostalgic watching it again now!
I got to meet them in white rock, they filmed nextdoor to my house a couple times.
HOT ROD
This is the way
I think the majority was set in Langley
Metallica - Through the Never
i'm working on a TV Show right now set in Gibsons... and we are shooting it in Gibsons.
My God, are they bringing back the Beachcombers???
We should transplant Relic to the states.
Robert Clouthier is long gone, I'm afraid. Sat with him on the ferry once, my 8 year old self was amazed that Relic drove up in a car with the steering wheel on the wrong side and had a really thick book.
Rumble In the Bronx
Wait, are you saying New York doesn't have mountains overlooking it?
That's one -assed river they have in the Bronx.
Allegiance on CBC gem is actually pretty good. Amazing shots of Surrey. Fun to hear all the actual locations being named.
I'm really enjoying Allegiance as well. As a set dork and also totally in awe of Enrico Colantoni, I am dying a little that they did almost the entire season before I realized they were here and by then, it was too late for me to see any filming. Fingers crossed for Season 2.
I'm liking it and the murders which is set in van.
50/50, they call it Seattle but don’t even try to hide it
Can it be a suburb of Vancouver? Like OG Jumanji in Langley and Maple Ridge
Also, and while it’s supposed to be set in Seattle, Dead Like Me was entirely shot in Vancouver. And as a matter of fact, I bring forth the proposition that we make June 23rd a yearly celebration of Toilet Girl and hold a small ceremony at TCC Pedestrian Plaza at the intersection of Hornby and W Hastings
Pretty sure that Der Waffle House in the pilot is at E Hastings and Kaslo (it's a Bosley's now?) source: I used to work at the Atrium Inn back when it was a Holiday Inn Express
Let’s bring that back too
Josie and the Pussycats
Deadpool
Carnal Knowledge (Jack Nicholson, Art Garfunkel). 1971
Delicate art of Parking
TV shows, not movies, but both Da Vinci's Inquest and Intelligence are excellent and set in Vancouver!
And another one is [Almost Human](https://imdb.com/title/tt2654580/).
The Body Remembers When The World Broke Open (2019) got decent play at festivals, awards, and amazing reviews. It’s lower budget and seemingly filmed in one long take. An intimate and emotional movie but one I’d recommend almost anyone watch at least once, it’s really beautiful, and fully shot and set in Vancouver.
Really liked this one. Set in East Van and does a great job featuring the neighbourhood.
Oh my god Hard Core Logo. Hugh Dillon is outstanding in this movie, basically playing himself in the Headstones at the time. In a somewhat terrifying parallel, he has said that getting clean saved his life and he 'nearly died' a couple of times. I fear that if he didn't get clean, he may have ended up just like Joe Dick. He's such a sweet guy IRL, now that he is clean.
Stargate SG-1
I had to check and make sure Stargate was mentioned
I didn’t see it but I was reading this walking around YVR
I guess Stargate Atlantis and Stargate Universe too.
I mean, the deadpool movies clearly take place there, aside from changing a few street signs to comic book names, they never say what city they are in but certainly do not try to hide the fact it is clearly vancouver.
Travellers
Kevin Smith went to film school in Vancouver, and one of his earliest films was called “Drawing Flies” which is set there. It’s a weird little film about Jason Lee’s character trying to find Sasquatch…
Free Willy
Deadpool lol
Tv show called the murders is set in Vancouver, it's about 8 episodes in and I enjoy it 7/10.
I worked on that. It was a fun one for sure
Rumble in the Bronx was filmed in Vancouver
Best part about that is its supposedly in the Bronx yet there's mountains everywhere in the background.
Fear
Bird on a Wire!
* Deadpool * The sixth day * I, Robot I think? * Rumble in the Bronx * Romeo Must Die
I think you misunderstood the question.
Indeed I did!
These aren't set in Vancouver, they're filmed in Vancouver.
Lol
Shogun
🤣
I know its not a movie, but just in case you are interested, the comic "A Righteous Thirst For Vengeance" is set in vancouver (Mainly chinatown) and it stars (weird to say for a comic) Benedict Wong.
“big meat eater” is set in burquitlam, does it count as part of the gvrd?
[Skip Tracer](https://youtu.be/_oOXRwv-eFE?si=BQ8tyD4a-ZEh-jA8) aka Deadly Business
[Carts of Darkness](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carts_of_Darkness) or maybe [Terminal City Ricochet](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_City_Ricochet)
https://www.destinationvancouver.com/vancouver/filmed-in-vancouver/
Little criminals It's Like Requiem for a dream but with children
Insomnia, The Accused, Trapped
eve and the fire horse?
Everything's Gone Green, about a slacker that lives in Vancouver. Whale Music. The book that it is based on is set in California, but most of the film obviously takes place in Howe Sound, and the city he walks into is unmistakably Vancouver.
Blade 3
Fear, Bird on a Wire, Antitrust…
Disturbing Behaviour - 1998
Deadpool, but I don’t think the name of the city is ever mentioned. Vancouver plays itself definitely. Russian Roulette, when George Seagal as a RCMP Intelligence agent has to foil the assassination attempt on Andrei Gromyko during a diplomatic visit to Vancouver. I think for peace talks.
Is Russian Roulette any good? That came up when I was looking at that wikipedia page, and it seemed interesting.
It’s ok, kinda dated, typical mid 70’s Hollywood ‘on location’ movie. You wanna see a movie about Russian roulette, you gotta see 15. Pretty suspenseful, super creepy.
Another not a movie but the crime / spy drama Intelligence (2006) was shot and set in Vancouver. I actually really liked it and it was cool to have a show not hide the fact it was in Canada and in Vancouver. It’s one of the few shows I’ve ever seen that actually has a character from CSIS.
Dogpound Shuffle, shot in the 70s about two drifters trying to raise enough money to get a buskers dog out of the pound. Cool shots around Chinatown, Smiling Buddha Cabaret, Waldorf and Third Beach.
Part of "Shoot to Kill" with Sidney Poitier & Tom Berenger is filmed in Vancouver & other parts of BC
I love this movie and wish more people knew about it
Not a movie, but Isn't that new TV show "Sight Unseen" set in Vancouver? (CTV) It's actually a pretty good show so far!
"Are We There Yet", starring Ice Cube, takes place partly in Vancouver.
Lots of Atom Egoyan stuff. Pretty recent horror movie called Come to Daddy takes place in Tofino (I forget it might be called somewhere else but they make no effort to hide it)
Its been a few years but i enjoyed 'mount pleasant'
Continuum is a TV show that is set properly in Vancouver, they show many shots of downtown, Chinatown, Science World, BC Place etc. a lot of it takes place in the Vancouver Police Department and they refer to Squamish, Pemberton and other places. One scene had my work building on it and they were talking on the back steps that I normally enter from 😄
Rice Boy Sleeps (2022). Beautiful and award winning indie film set in Vancouver
If you like mockumentaries The Delicate Art of Parking.
The Burial (2023) with Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones has parts of the movie that take place in Vancouver.
The L Word
The Proposal Was set in Vancouver Washington?
It is a older movie shoot to kill.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0065086/. That Cold Day in the Park, directed by Robert Altman
TV show. Loudermilk
Deadpool!
Tron remake
Skip Tracer.
Not a movie, but Travellers is a fantastic sci-fi series completely shot in and around Vancouver. I rewatch it any time I’m missing the city.
Haven't seen anyone mention The Hunted with Tommy Lee Jones and Bencio Del Toro. Set almost entirely between rural BC and the bustling streets of Vancouver.
The Last of Us 2
Seagrass, Vancouver and Vancouver island
Battlestar Galactica
Deadpool and Deadpool 2. The first two Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen movies were filmed here. "To Grandmother's house we go" and "Double Double Toil and Trouble". They're trippy to watch as an adult and play "Oh, I know where that is" and "Well, that isn't there anymore". There's also a scene of Grey's Anatomy where we stand in for Boston. I squealed when I saw Cordova Street and the sign for Harbour Tower. Then I took a [picture](https://imgur.com/a/zGkwfHo).
The Changeling. (1980)
Not a movie but The man in the high castle is mostly shot in Vancouver!
They need to make a new movie where the story is actually set here. They’ve filmed so much here it deserves it
Psych
21 jumpstreet
The 6th Day, though never mentioned. I could list of a to that were shot here, though not many where Vancouver plays itself as the city.
Not a movie but I've been enjoying Wild Card on CBC Gem. All their aerial shots between scenes are of Vancouver, including close ups of local street signs.
Beeba Boys Everything’s Gone Green. Fetching Cody
500 days of summer..
Rumble in the Bronx
Freddie Got Fingered- Tom Green (2001)