The 6th Day (2000)
6 places · 18 unverified candidates.
In the work itself
Filmed here, set here, or recorded here.
Cleveland Dam
Exact pointThe 6th Day was filmed at Cleveland Dam.
Where this came fromLions Gate Bridge
Exact pointThe 6th Day was filmed at Lions Gate Bridge.
Where this came fromMcMath Secondary
Exact pointThe 6th Day was filmed at McMath Secondary.
Where this came fromMuseum of Anthropology
Exact pointThe 6th Day was filmed at Museum of Anthropology.
Where this came fromRogers Arena
Exact pointThe 6th Day was filmed at Rogers Arena.
Where this came fromToronto Eaton Centre
Exact pointThe 6th Day was filmed at Toronto Eaton Centre.
Where this came from
Candidates, not yet verified
18 places named by a source we have not checked. Each row says who said it and links to where.
Cleveland Dam
Source checkedAppears as "Car Over Cliff". The Cleveland Dam is located at the head of the Capilano River in North Vancouver. This is not a hydroelectric dam, but is used to hold back the waters of the Capilano watershed for use as drinking water to Vancouver. Popular because of its accessibility as well as the gorgeous views of the lake and mountains behind. — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. We have checked the source: wikidata_entity+cited_source. It is still a candidate, not part of our graph.
Where this came fromLions Gate Bridge
Source checkedAppears as "Leaving for Argentina". — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. We have checked the source: wikidata_entity+cited_source. It is still a candidate, not part of our graph.
Where this came fromMcMath Secondary
Source checkedAppears as "Clara's School". Bilingual school of 1200 students which opened in 1998. — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. We have checked the source: wikidata_entity+cited_source. It is still a candidate, not part of our graph.
Where this came fromMuseum of Anthropology
Source checkedAppears as "Hospital". The University of British Columbia’s Museum of Anthropology is a tourist as well as research and teaching museum. A major focus of the collection is on First Nation works of the Pacific Northwest. The building was constructed in 1976 by the architect Arthur Erickson in the post-and-beam architectural style of the coastal First Nations people. — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. We have checked the source: wikidata_entity+cited_source. It is still a candidate, not part of our graph.
Where this came fromRogers Arena
Source checkedAppears as "Seventh Precinct". — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. We have checked the source: wikidata_entity+cited_source. It is still a candidate, not part of our graph.
Where this came fromToronto Eaton Centre
Source checkedAppears as "Mall & RePet". Eaton Centre was constructed in 1977 by Timothy Eaton to house the Toronto flagship store of his eponymous department store chain and retains that name despite Eaton's going bankrupt in the 90s. The mall is centered around a vaulted glass-ceiling galleria designed by Eberhard Zeidler. The Yonge Street side of the mall was remodeled in the 2000s to add street-facing stores with a variety of facades to give the illusion that it consists of multiple buildings. — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. We have checked the source: wikidata_entity+cited_source. It is still a candidate, not part of our graph.
Where this came fromAcademic Quadrangle
In reviewAppears as "Hopkins/Leung". Simon Fraser University's Academic Quadrangle is a thin two-story classroom facility elevated off the ground with a fountain and green areas in the middle. The entire campus is constructed from unadorned concrete which gives it a very distinct and out of this world look. — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromBC Place Stadium
In reviewAppears as "Football Stadium". A large stadium in Vancouver’s downtown, BC Place originally opened in 1983 and featured an inflatable roof. After the roof was torn and deflated in 2007, the stadium was renovated and a retractable roof was installed (those tall columns above the building support the new roof). — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromCanada Post Main Office
In reviewAppears as "Replacement Technologies (rooftop)". Helipad and rooftop structures built atop the building. — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromConvocation Mall
In reviewAppears as "Hopkins/Leung (cont.)". — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromCoopers' Park
In reviewAppears as "Climbing from Water". — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromDeadman's Island Helipad
In reviewAppears as "Harborside Communter Airport". — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromKeefer Place & Abbott Street
In reviewAppears as "Ambulance". — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromKeefer Place Plaza
In reviewAppears as "Wakes in Cab". — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromRail Dock (GCT Vanterm)
In reviewAppears as "Container Terminal". — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromStanley Park Drive (between Fox's Den & Avison)
In reviewAppears as "Driving to Airport". — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromVancouver Central Library
In reviewAppears as "Replacement Technologies". Completed in 1995, the Vancouver Public Library’s Central Branch takes up a whole city block in downtown and was designed by Moshe Safdie of DA Architects. The large central atrium is surrounded by the library on one side and several stories of reading spaces on the other. Attached to the main building is a 21-story office tower and retail space. — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromWest Georgia Street & Howe Street
In reviewAppears as "Helicopter Landing". — recorded for The 6th Day by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
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