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[QUOTE="nwhoopfan, post: 2542285, member: 7894"] I tried watching The Deer Hunter a year or two ago. I couldn't make it through. I just fast forwarded to the good scenery parts. I'd noticed that when I saw a bit of it on tv before. That part of the movie kills me. They are supposedly in Pennsylvania or upstate New York or something when they go hunting, right? Yet magically there are large, heavily glaciated mountains around, which the East Coast has exactly zero of said type of mountain. I know, artistic license and all that, but I had to call B.S. on that. I recognized the scenery, it was filmed around Mt. Baker in Washington, up near the Canadian border. [/QUOTE]
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