In cinematic history, there have only been so many films that have the backdrop of Wyoming. Although it could easily be a great setting for western films. And yes, there have been some well known films that have taken advantage and used the Cowboy State in their movies. There may be even some you didn't realize. But recently the 'Best Modern Western' was named and it just so happens that it took place in Wyoming.
We live in an odd time in the history of movies. Recent years have seen many films that are not-so original anymore as reboots and sequels have been sought after and there are audiences that love to circle back to those series for the nostalgia factor. There are also the superhero franchises that are as popular as ever (thanks Marvel). But what about some original classic that are so good, they couldn't possibly ever be redone? And of those classic films, what is the most popular in Wyoming?
Romantic comedy films can be go-to movies for some. For others, maybe they're a guilty pleasure. Either way, those 'rom-coms' typically have quite the cast playing those leading roles in the 'Will they-won't they' scenarios that form the plot of every rom-com ever. Sometimes there's a particular actor who makes a living out of starring in those movies.
In case you haven't looked at a calendar today, it's Friday the 13th. A lot of people think that coincides with bad luck or perhaps you think it's synonymous with a certain slasher by the name of Jason Voorhees. What do you think Jason would be up to these days? My guess is he's enjoying his time in Wyoming.
In case you haven't looked at a calendar today, it's Friday the 13th. A lot of people think that coincides with bad luck or perhaps you think it's synonymous with a certain slasher by the name of Jason Voorhees. What do you think Jason would be up to these days? My guess is he's enjoying his time in Wyoming.