Name the metro stations featured in this short film (YouTube version, QuickTime version).
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9 Comments
Sherbrooke, Namur, Villa Maria, Bonaventure, Jarry. All on the Orange Line.
I’m thinking Sherbrooke, but I haven’t stopped on that one in a LOOONG time.
D’oh! You beat me to it.
I didn’t spot Jarry (although I’m not very familiar with that station) but I also think there was a bit from Snowdon.
Excellent.
Though why Sherbrooke was renamed “Canal” for this film is beyond me.
yay! What do I win?
Every French reference was changed. Those Vancouverites didn’t like it. I hope the language police isn’t going after them…
Oh… my… goodness…
Okay… that movie freaked me right out. Remind me the next time I’m in Montreal, to NEVER take public transit again. (Further more, I should also stop kicking dancing statues)
Chris, you win … uhh … uhh … Look over there!
They didn’t just change the station name - they added train-type sound effects all through. Montreal’s metro doesn’t make those noises!
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