Okay, so, I was chilling on my couch last night, flipping through channels, and I stumbled upon this movie, “Four Brothers.” I’d seen it before, but it got me thinking, “Where did they actually film this thing?” I mean, the movie’s set in Detroit, but was it really shot there? Time for some detective work!
Diving into the Internet
First things first, I grabbed my laptop and fired up Google. You know, the usual drill. I typed in something like, “Where was Four Brothers filmed?” and boom, a bunch of results popped up. I started clicking through a few of them, mostly movie info sites and some forums.
Combing Through Articles
I skimmed through a couple of articles, trying to piece together the information. It seemed like most of the filming took place in Canada. Yeah, Canada! Who would’ve thought? They mentioned a few different cities, but one kept popping up: Hamilton, Ontario.
Cross-referencing My Findings
Now, I’m not one to just take the first thing I read as gospel. I’m all about that cross-referencing life. So, I kept digging. I checked out a few more websites, and some of them even had specific addresses listed. This was getting interesting! It was like putting together a puzzle, one piece at a time.
The Verdict
After a good hour or so of internet sleuthing, I felt pretty confident with my findings. So, here’s the scoop: While “Four Brothers” is set in Detroit, a large chunk of the filming actually went down in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. They did shoot some scenes in Detroit, like at the Michigan Central Station and the Eastern Market, but the majority of it was up north.
- Main filming location: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
- Secondary locations: Detroit, Michigan, USA (Michigan Central Station, Eastern Market)
It’s kinda cool how they can make a movie look like it’s in one place when it’s really somewhere else entirely. Movie magic, right? Anyway, that’s my little adventure in film location research. Hope you found it as interesting as I did! Until next time, stay curious, folks!
