suggest some great movies shot in hill stations, woods, nature, etc

i just love to watch movies having natural environment scenes.. be it any genre.. they give a very pleasant feeling
my favourite movie is the prestige.. it also has some mountain scenes of colorado springs.. this is the best movie ever made..

i've seen the edge starring alec baldwin and anthony hopkins.. this one is also based in a hill station

"insomnia" by chris nolan is another example..

"walking tall" is a good small town story ..

so pls suggest me some good to watch films based around hill stations, nature, woods, forests, etc but they should be good to watch..

twilight series is also based in the same environment but i don't like twight movies at all.. so please suggest only good movies

Into the wild 2007 is a good one

The Lord of the Rings trilogy
The Searchers
Eragon (the movie sucks but there some beautiful locations in it)
Princess Mononoke (this one is animated so I don't if what you are looking for or not)
Avatar

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I just recently posted about this... The Grey starring Liam Neeson

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Deliverance (1972)
The Hunter (2011)
The Edge (1997)
First Blood (1982)
Touching the Void (2003)
A lonely Place to Die (2011)

Jeremiah Johnson (1975)
The Straight Story (1999)
Mccabe and Mrs Miller (1973 or something like that)

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A great underrated movie with powerful ending.

If you want to see some rural areas of Hungary go for Satantango.

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Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring (2003)

From my review: "A small lake surrounded by huge hills covered in dense wild forest, on that lake a little one division house rests afloat, this house is a buddhist monastery. Two people inhabit this idyllic landscape secluded from civilization: a man and a little boy child."

It's a wonderful film, I think you'll like it.

Hanna is pretty good movie

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Dersu Uzala (1975) - Akira Kurosawa



Fitzcarraldo (1982) - Werner Herzog



Aguirre: The Wrath of God (1972) - Werner Herzog



The Bird People in China (1998) - Takashi Miike



Some of those mentioned like The Grey, Spring, Summer ... & The Straight Story are great too.

Dances With Wolves




This is my favorite scene from the whole movie!

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I just watched Secret Life of Walter Mitty, which has stunning shots of Iceland (mountains, etc). The movie itself was decent - definitely better than Twilight :-)

Brokeback Mountain also has some pretty natural settings.

And of course March of the Penguins, if you appreciate a bright white Antarctic setting. It's also a beautiful nature film.

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Winter's Bone
Southern Comfort
Stand by Me
Witness

keep answering more pls...

The Way Back (2010)
The Hunter (2011)
The Thin Red Line (1998) - some amazing scenery
Apocalypto (2006)

The TV show Long Way Round (2004) had some really great scenery and so did the sequel Long Way Down.

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Avatar. Pity the rest of the film is horse-shite.

Avatar is a mostly animated film.

So perhaps, if I can talk about animated film, the most beautiful animated film ever made Princess Mononoke has some beautiful views and now it was released in bluray in Japan (so by t... you can have the blu ray version). Howls Moving Castle also has some impressive landscape paintings. My Neighbor Totoro as well has some really great painted views of Japanese rural life in the 1950's:

I was just going to suggest that.

A Bridge Too Far has some pretty incredible cinematography.

Lawrence of Arabia
L'avventura
Badlands
Picnic at Hanging Rock
Zabrinski point
Walkabout
Apocalipse now
Excalibur
Blue lagoon
The mission
The sheltering sky
the beast
The last of the Mohicans
The English patient
The beach
The Blairwitch project
The new world
Monsters


Westerns:
The good, the bad and the ugly
Once upon a time in the West
Duck, you sucker


Cartoons:
Macross zero
Neon genesis evangelion
Tenku no shiro Rapyuta


Without dialogue:
Baraka
Qatsi
Chronos

This one is a must

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