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The newly coined term for this is set-jetting, meaning: to visit or holiday in a location because you’re outrageous about a film or paperback which was set there. Tourist boards and governments everywhere love seeing their city romanticised on the big shade - flying into New Zealand during the peak of Lord of the Rings mania the pilot greeted you not just to New Zealand but to Middle Earth. But it isn’t just big manifest locations that people are amused in, small, poky out of the access places are likewise acceptable to set-jetters; many women, the partners of Quadrophenia fans, have been swept off their feet in seemingly spur of the moment hugs in the same Brighton lane just off East Street, romantically located besides a bin cache (apologetic if you haven’t see the film and I just spoiled your special moment of />
I’ll have what she’s having!
Film inspiring travel isn’t a new phenomena, if you watch Roman Holiday you’ll probably feel the impulse to leave your monotonous annual life and lose yourself in Rome, but recent films like The Lord of the Rings Trilogy and The Da Vinci Code have held many imaginations hostage, and themed tours where always the go is done for set-jetters have been spawned. Real buffs will differentiate you the huge thrill is in making your own discoveries, pouring over scenes fame by border (film is shot traditionally at 25 frames per second) and arguing with favor minded enthusiasts in online forums about where every scene was shot.
Use the Force.
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