How many scenes from popular movies has been shot in Perth ?

Which scenes from Long John Silver was shot in Perth ?

article by Brayden Newton

In the era of DVD and Blue-Ray with fancy home theater people of Perth still visit cinemas because of its social role. People in Perth like to feel fear and choose horror movies like 'The Good Son' or 'Halloween'. Except Digipix in the Perth you can find the following cinemas: Reading Cinemas located Knutsford Ave & Fulham Street, Belmont WA 6104, Australia and Reading Cinemas which is within a stone's throw from Reading Cinemas.

Perth - Top science fiction picks

	Special effects	Story / Screenplay	Music	Total
Serenity	379	396	402	1177
The Fifth Element	346	368	384	1098
Minority Report	347	327	382	1056
RoboCop	326	308	338	972
Total	1398	1399	1506

Perth, the capital city of the state of Western Australia is known for its stunning natural beauty, and has been featured in many popular films over the years. From the classic "The Bouncer" [1] in 2006, to the highly acclaimed "Boundaries of the Heart" [1] in 1988, Perth has been the backdrop for many memorable scenes. The 2009 movie "Bran Nue Dae" [1] is set in Perth and its surrounding areas of Broome, Crawley, and Fremantle. The 2002 film "Abandon" [1] features Western Australia locations, while the 2005 movie "The Actress" [1] is set in Perth. The 2004 movie "Aussie Park Boyz" [1] is another Perth-based film, while the sprawling Australian epic "Australia" [1] contains scenes shot in Carlton Hill, Kununurra, Western Australia; Bowen, Roma, Queensland; Camden, Vaucluse, Sydney, New South Wales; Darwin, Northern Territory; and Moore Park, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

Other popular movies shot in Perth include "Bitter Art" [1] in 2009, "Blackfellas" [1] in 1993, "Blame" [1] in 2010, "The Catalpa Rescue" [1] in 2007, "Clowning Around" [1] in 1992, "Crush" [1] in 2009, "Daisy and Simon" [1] in 1998, "Day of the Panther" [1] in 1988, "Death Bet" [1] in 2008, "Demons" [1] in 2011, "Dingo" [1] in 1991, "The Director's Cut" [1] in 2009, "Drift" [1] in 2012, "Fran" [1] in 1985, "Harlequin" [1] in 1980, and "Hounds of Love" [1] in 2016.

In more recent years, the 2023 comedy-drama series "Upright" [2] and the 2001 reality show "The Amazing Race" [2] have been shot in Perth. The 2009 short film "I Am Bish" [2] was also filmed in the city. Perth has also been the backdrop of some of the most memorable single-shot films, such as the 2023 drama "R", [2] and the 2011 documentary "

Frequently Asked Questions:

"What steps has HOYTS cinema taken to ensure a safe and enjoyable movie-going experience for customers during the COVID-19 pandemic?"

HOYTS, one of Australia's leading cinema chains, has implemented several measures to ensure a safe and enjoyable movie-going experience for customers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are some steps HOYTS has taken:

1. Increased cleaning protocols - HOYTS is following strict hygiene standards by increasing its cleaning schedule in cinemas. This includes regular sanitisation of high touch points such as armrests, doors, and countertops. Mandatory face masks - HOYTS has made it mandatory for all staff and customers over the age of 12 to wear a mask inside the cinema, except when eating or drinking in their seat. This policy is in line with current state and territory health guidelines. Social distancing measures - HOYTS has limited capacity in its cinemas to ensure that patrons can maintain social distance. All seats are marked to indicate where people should sit, and groups must sit at least 1. Contactless ticketing - To reduce contact between staff and customers, HOYTS has introduced a contactless ticketing system using mobile devices or digital wallets. Customers can book their tickets online or through the HOYTS app and display them on their smartphone for scanning at the cinema entrance. Enhanced air quality - HOYTS has upgraded its air conditioning systems to improve indoor air quality by increasing the volume of fresh air circulating in cinemas. This ensures that there is a constant supply of clean air, reducing the risk of transmission. Hand sanitiser stations - HOYTS provides hand sanitisers at various locations within its cinemas for customers to use before entering their seat or exiting the cinema. Flexible ticket policies - HOYTS has introduced flexible ticket policies, allowing customers to change or cancel their tickets if they are unable to attend due to COVID-19 related restrictions or illnesses. This policy provides customers with peace of mind and reduces any inconvenience caused by unforeseen circumstances. Overall, HOYTS is committed to providing a safe and enjoyable movie-going experience for its customers during these challenging times. The cinema chain continues to monitor the situation closely and will update its policies as required based on advice from relevant authorities.

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