- '' Blow '', about Weymouth born drug dealer George Jung .
- '' Blown Away '', about an Irish terrorist targeting a member of the Boston bomb squad.
- '' Blue Hill Avenue '', about four childhood friends from Dorchester who grow up to become drug dealers.
- '' The Boondock Saints '', about two Irish Immigrant brothers in Boston who become Vigilantes .
- '' The Brink's Job '', about the famous robbery of the Brinks security transport in the North End .
- '' Celtic Pride '', about two die hard Boston Celtics fans. Often said to be the worst Boston movie ever.
- '' A Civil Action '', about several families who attempt to sue a company for dumping Toxic Waste that gave their children Leukemia . Filmed all over Boston, ironically not in Woburn , where it takes place.
- '' Coma '', in which a young woman doctor discovers something sinister going on in her hospital. Filmed in former Xerox sales office in Lexington .
- '' The Departed '', a film about the Boston Irish Mob fighting their rivals, the Massachusetts State Police .
- '' Fever Pitch '', a comedy about a man who is having difficulty keeping a relationship due to his fanatical love of the Red Sox . With the exception at the end of the movie, it was shot in St. Louis, Missouri .
- '' The Friends Of Eddie Coyle '', a drama about an aging mob gun runner from Quincy who has to choose weather or not to inform on his Irish Mob friends to avoid jailtime.
- '' Good Will Hunting '', an Oscar winning drama about an MIT janitor who is a math genius.
- '' Gone, Baby, Gone '', a film about two Boston area detectives investigating a little girl's kidnapping.
- '' Harvard Man '', a basketball player strikes a deal with the mob to fix a basketball game. Bad movie.
- '' The Last Detail '', about two United States Navy policemen who decide to take out a young sailor for one last night on the town (through Boston's Combat Zone ) before he goes to jail.
- '' Legally Blonde '', a comedy about a ditzy blond from Beverly Hills who somehow gets accepted into Harvard .
- '' Lemony Snicket's A Series Of Unfortunate Events '', takes place in Boston, as seen on the envelope at the end of the movie. Specifically, "28 Prospero Place, Boston, Massachusetts, USA."
- '' Love Story ''
- '' Malcolm X '', Malcolm's Boston years are chronicalled in this film including his prison years, which led to his eventual conversion to Islam.
- '' Monument Ave. '', a film about low level Charlestown gangsters dealing with the repercussions that arise due to the Code Of Silence .
- '' Mystic River '', an Oscar-winning drama about three childhood friends who later reunite after the murder of one of their daughters. Set in a fictional area of Boston called "Buckingham Flats". Filmed in East Boston and South Boston .
- '' Next Stop Wonderland '', a romantic comedy about Yuppies who live in the South End .
- '' Night School ''
- '' Once Around ''
- '' The Paper Chase ''
- '' The Perfect Storm '', about an unusually intense storm pattern catches that some Gloucester fishermen unaware and puts them in mortal danger.
- '' Prozac Nation '', about a young woman who struggles with depression during her first year at Harvard .
- '' A Small Circle Of Friends '', about Harvard in the 1960's and three students bond together.
- '' Soul Man '', a comedy about a man who poses as a black scholarship winner in order to attend Harvard Law School .
- '' Starting Over '', a romantic comedy starring Burt Reynolds about a recent divorcee who relocates to Boston to restart his life. Marginally good, the old Garden makes a cool cameo.
- '' Southie '', a drama about a man who returns to Southie after leaving for several years to get away from the violence of the gangster life.
- '''', a Documentary chronicling the 2003 baseball season of the Boston Red Sox.
- '' The Thomas Crown Affair '' (1968), about a wealthy buisnessman who robs banks for exitement.
- '' Un Ballo In Maschera '', an opera by Giuseppe Verdi .
- '' The Verdict '', a legal drama about an Alcoholic Boston lawyer.
- '' Vig (Money Kings) '', about an honest man who has to become a Bookie .
- '' War Of The Worlds '', film adaptation of the novel. The film ends with Tom Cruise and his kids finally reaching Boston where his ex-wife lives.
- '' What's The Worst That Could Happen? '', about a rich man who catches a thief burglarizing his Boston home and steals the thief's lucky ring, who then tries to get it back.
- '' Walk East On Beacon! ''
- '''', X-Men sequel, in which two scenes take place in Boston.
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