Film in Colorado

From car chases to iconic comedies, Colorado’s stunning scenery has captured the hearts of filmmakers for decades. Time to revisit those favorite movie moments!

This is considered the biggest real estate deal in the Estes Valley area in over a century.

Did you see the movie "National Lampoon's Vacation"? If you saw the movie, then you most certainly know who Cousin Eddie is. Do you recall his house in Kansas? Well, it's not in Kansas, it's actually in Colorado, and you can drive by it.

"The Republic of Boulder" will indeed start hosting the festival.

A new documentary called Half-Life of Memory: America’s Forgotten Atomic Bomb Factory explores many of the controversies surrounding Colorado’s Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant.

1995 was a very big year for Colorado: DIA began operating, Coors Field began hosting Rockies games and the Quebec Nordiques became the Colorado Avalanche.

Colorado's Wondervu Café once made a cameo in a Hollywood film.

A familiar Colorado face and places made appearances in a recent TV commercial.

Where they filmed might not be far from where you live.

Forget about dine-in seating, this is about getting out of your seat and being a part of the movie.

The Director behind "The Brutalist" grew up in Colorado. He says one local bookstore is a big reason behind his success.

Right now, an independent movie is in need of quite a few extras in Colorado to complete a scene.