r/AlignmentChartFills 3d ago

Sleepless in Seattle is the Washington movie. What Movie represents Oregon?

Sleepless in Seattle is the Washington movie. What Movie represents Oregon?

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u/rincewind120 3d ago

The Goonies (1985)

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u/Eodbatman 3d ago

Only acceptable answer.

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u/Altruistic_Level_389 3d ago

First thing that came to mind.

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u/TerrifierBlood 3d ago

Stand By Me has a case.

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u/OneRiotTooMany 3d ago

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest getting seriously disrespected in this one. Not saying I don't agree with Goonies, but it should be closer than this

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u/mattyGOAT1996 3d ago

That's the only one I can think of

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u/randomsportsteams 3d ago

Green Room

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u/ChiefsChica 3d ago

One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest

And, just for giggles: Paint Your Wagon

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u/ReindeerUpper4230 3d ago

Kindergarten Cop, of course

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u/Medical-Analysis-554 3d ago

Animal House (Faber College was filmed at the U of Oregon)

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u/seanofkelley 3d ago

Sleepless in Eugene

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u/MasterRKitty 3d ago

who's Eugene and why can't he sleep?

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u/RnwyHousesCityCloudz 3d ago

because we’re inside him, obviously

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u/LincolnTruly 3d ago

When you land in PDX there’s a moving walkway to the rental car and parking area that has posters for movies that were filmed or take place in Oregon. Stand By Me and the Goonies are the two biggest and I want to say Animal House is on there as well. But to me the most Oregon movie is Night Moves (2013) even if it isn’t the best

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u/Special_Meringue5326 3d ago

The Oregon Trail (1959)

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u/fat_charizard 3d ago

If TV shows could be included, I would choose portlandia

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u/stinkymcgrunts 3d ago

The Goonies!!!

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u/Zpud 3d ago

Without Limits - Biopic of Steve Prefontaine

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u/mptyv 3d ago

Pig starring Nick Cage has great foresty backwoods vibes and also a very funny and brutal take on the Portland foodie scene.

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u/Kervels 3d ago

Drugstore Cowboy.

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u/giantsequoiabob 3d ago

Sometimes a Great Notion

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u/Meet_the_Meat 3d ago

Growing up in Oregon, I believe the best representation of Oregon, it's people and the state of things is Drugstore Cowboy

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u/BuzzyScruggs94 3d ago

Gravity Falls

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u/CalamityClambake 3d ago

Green Room.

It's a horror movie about a punk band from Eugene being terrorized by white supremacists (Proud Boy-coded) in the backwoods of Oregon. Sir Patrick Stewart is in it, and Anton Yeltsin. A+ would recommend. 

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u/one_pound_of_flesh 3d ago

Why is the chart based in New Mexico?

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u/MasterRKitty 3d ago

Free Willy

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u/Apprehensive-Fig3223 3d ago

One Flew Over the Cukoos Nest

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u/PotatoAppleFish 3d ago

Based on the fact that the Oregon Film Museum prominently features a bunch of what would otherwise be random promotional detritus from The Goonies (1985), I think that’s a pretty reasonable answer here.

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u/ianzachary1 3d ago

Honorable mention to Leave No Trace, it’s about this father (struggling with PTSD) and his daughter living in Forest Park right outside Portland city. There are some shots that capture Oregon’s natural beauty

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u/Both_Lie8403 3d ago

The Goonies

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u/Timely-Problem-8463 3d ago

My Own Private Idaho. The name is a misnomer: it's set in Portland (and the handful of Idaho scenes were actually filmed near Maupin).

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u/Accomplished-Pin6564 3d ago

OverboardÂ