Talk:List of films set in New Jersey

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I went ahead and removed Friday the 13th because, quite frankly, there's no convincing evidence within the films to indicate where Crystal Lake is set. Even the most respected site won't settle the debate. [1]. I think I originally went with its entry here because I think it was stated on IMDb, but if so, that's since been removed. So with nothing conclusive, I just plucked it out. --Bacteria 09:55, 25 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]

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How much of the movie needs to take place in New Jersey? I added a bunch of movies today ranging from those set completely in Jersey (ex. Storytelling) to several having important scenes or even one short, but key scene in NJ (all the ones with major Atlantic City scenes such as Owning Mahowny or The Sunshine Boys) to one with 1 very short scene - but still key to the plot - in NJ (Superman - when he stops the missle that hits the East Coast). To me, they all qualify. But what do others think? MKaiserman 16:00, 16 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]