desert movie scene, where is it?
Dec 6th, 2001 | 12:52 PM
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desert movie scene, where is it?
There is a place, appears to be somewhere in the Southwest, that I have been wanting to know.
I have seen the place in many movies but can't remember a specific one.
The place seems to be very dry, almost a desert. There is a straight two lane road that goes on and on. On one side is a row of old style utility poles of some sort that also goes on and on along the road. The road goes up and down the gentle rolling hills. The scene is often used to show the characters running away from something or going thru hassles to get to somewhere. Does someone know where this place might be?
I have seen the place in many movies but can't remember a specific one.
The place seems to be very dry, almost a desert. There is a straight two lane road that goes on and on. On one side is a row of old style utility poles of some sort that also goes on and on along the road. The road goes up and down the gentle rolling hills. The scene is often used to show the characters running away from something or going thru hassles to get to somewhere. Does someone know where this place might be?
Dec 6th, 2001 | 01:25 PM
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There are so many places that it could be~the desert and Southwest being so big and all...they did a lot of filming of the roads leading from LA to Las Vegas on Hwy 15 for a while there,also through some areas in Tucson Az there are stretches of highway that have been used,out near the (no longer there) Old Tucson film studios...but there are so many places~~
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Dec 15th, 2001 | 11:13 AM
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Man! This site is really going downhill with questions like this!
Sedona is filled with red rocks and mountains. The above poster was correct. Many movies were made there. In fact, there is a book in Sedona with pictures from all then westerns that were made among the famous red rocks of the area. Great town to visit.
As for the long lonely road. Hell, Just go to the panhandle of West Texas and pick a road...any road.
Sedona is filled with red rocks and mountains. The above poster was correct. Many movies were made there. In fact, there is a book in Sedona with pictures from all then westerns that were made among the famous red rocks of the area. Great town to visit.
As for the long lonely road. Hell, Just go to the panhandle of West Texas and pick a road...any road.
