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Texas Has Always Been a Great Setting for the Apocalypse

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Just come to Birmingham in the UK. No need for any set building or CGI

Birmingham is surprisingly versatile as a filming location. The dystopian scenes in “Ready Player One” were shot there, but it can also double for up-market London housing as seen in the “Kingsman” movies.

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Just come to Birmingham in the UK. No need for any set building or CGI

Birmingham is surprisingly versatile as a filming location. The dystopian scenes in “Ready Player One” were shot there, but it can also double for up-market London housing as seen in the “Kingsman” movies.

Britain has always worn its class divisions on its sleeves.

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Just come to Birmingham in the UK. No need for any set building or CGI

Birmingham is surprisingly versatile as a filming location. The dystopian scenes in “Ready Player One” were shot there, but it can also double for up-market London housing as seen in the “Kingsman” movies.

This fact is very dystopic in itself.

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Just come to Birmingham in the UK. No need for any set building or CGI

Birmingham is surprisingly versatile as a filming location. The dystopian scenes in “Ready Player One” were shot there, but it can also double for up-market London housing as seen in the “Kingsman” movies.

It may be of note that the recent "The Batman" was largely filmed in the UK and specifically liverpool

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Just come to Birmingham in the UK. No need for any set building or CGI

Birmingham, city of the future: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoHVO1eSMFc "Telly Savalas Looks At Birmingham", 5m, 1981. Note the use of shots of complicated motorway junctions to indicate modernity.
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