Posted in New Jersey
February 21, 2016
These 15 Breathtaking Views In New Jersey Could Be Straight Out Of The Movies
New Jersey is a stunning state with a diverse landscape, so it would only make sense if more movies were filmed here. Several films have already taken advantage of our varied topography, including some that may surprise you. Click here to learn which films feature us on the big screen, and read on to learn what other spots we think would be spectacular on film. Location scouts, take note!
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You've got lakes, mountains, and a monument - what more do you need?
Our magnificent pinelands would be perfect for eerie thrillers and woodsy adventure flicks.
This beautiful spot could easily be a scene in a romantic comedy, but I see it starring in science fiction.
This picturesque spot is a perfect place for a first date scene.
Ideal for a horror flick, this cemetery may actually be haunted. Many who lost their lives in the tragic Hoboken Piers fire of 1900 are buried here.
Many movies could be filmed on these beautiful cliffs.
The oldest working lighthouse in America, this spot would be ideal for historical dramas.
Anywhere along this stretch of river could be used in a great action or adventure flick. I'm seeing something to do with rafting...
This is obviously a great spot for a classic wartime flick to be filmed.
This unique structure would fit well in anything related to architecture.
This picturesque Victorian resort town was made for the movies.
Views like this belong on the big screen.
A great spot for sequels to The Hangover and Ocean's Eleven. It doesn't always need to be Vegas!
They could be a scenic date spot, or star in an end of the world flick. Have you ever seen the rushing falls after a heavy rain?
So vibrant and unique, I'm sure they could find their way into some sort of movie.
What New Jersey spots would you love to see on film? Let me know in the comments!
