in the "City of the Living" and serves as a metaphor for the disconnection between wealthy and poor classes in society. Clamp Centre The setting of Gremlins 2: The New Batch. Exterior shots of the building are actually 101 Park Avenue in New York City. The Zitex Building The titular tower of the 1996 film Skyscraper. Stark Tower In The Avengers. Prior to the events of the film, Tony Stark purchased the Metlife Building and deconstructed the upper two-thirds of the skyscraper. By the events of the film, construction of a new structure (built on top of the bottom third of the building) is nearly complete. During the Battle of New York, the building sustains minor damage. The skyscraper is subsequently repurposed as Avengers Tower, and appears in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Doctor Strange. OCP Tower In RoboCop. The building was portrayed by the Dallas City Hall with the building's upper floors added in via special effects as the actual city hall building is only 7 stories tall. Tower Sky A fictional 448m, 108-story high twin tower complex in Seoul, South Korea, in the 2012 disaster film The Tower. As stated in the film, Tower A was called Riverview, and Tower B was called Cityview. With over 5700 residents, it was South Korea's biggest residential complex. In the film, the owner of the complex decided to hold a Christmas party and had 10 helicopters circling above the building, despite the warnings of the owner's employees. On Christmas Eve, one of the helicopters crashed into Tower A. The crash also damaged the structure of the bridge connecting the twin tower, making the characters unable to escape to Tower B. The Pearl (Hong Kong) A 3,500 feet tall skyscraper from the 2018 movie Skyscraper. Beika City Building From the 1997 Japanese animated movie Detective Conan: The Time Bombed Skyscraper or Case Closed: The Time Bombed Skyscraper. External links Top 10 Skyscraper Movies from architecture.about.com Film Lists of films by common content