Most People Don't Realize These 10 Iconic Movies And Shows Were Filmed In Denver

Truth be told, I had never heard of this made-in-Denver movie... however, after reading the synopsis ("A group of friends hatch a plan to get revenge on the bullies who have been tormenting them. In doing so, they stumble upon an underground torture chamber filled with unspeakable horrors."), I can see why I haven't heard of it and how I have no real desire to watch it. #mamadoesntdoscarymovies

Seeing as though this Jason Bateman/Melissa McCarthy comedy begins in the Mile High City, it should come as no surprise that it was also filmed here!

When you watched this Will Ferrell comedy, did you ever think to yourself, "Hmm... that place they're skating sure looks familiar"? That could be because scenes from the movie were shot inside our very own Pepsi Center!

The controversial Michael Moore documentary, which is centered around the tragedy at Columbine High School, was shot largely in Denver and Littleton.

Who would have thought that "Things to Do in DENVER When You're Dead" was actually shot IN Denver?! Mind = blown.

Now you know that if a movie stars Clint Eastwood and John Malkovich, it's going to be good. What makes the action flick even better, however, is the fact that scenes were shot in Civic Center Park!

Yippee-ki-yay, mo-- well, you know the rest... but what you may not know is that scenes of the movie were shot at Denver's old Stapleton Airport.

You know the spaceship house that you see whilst traveling west on I-70? That was actually the setting for the 1973 Woody Allen classic, "Sleeper"! In addition to being shot at the Sculptured House on Genesee Mountain, there were scenes that took place at both the Denver Botanic Gardens and the Table Mesa Laboratory of the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder.