of Natural History. The main character of the 2003 television film Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray Story lives in the subway. In 2004, Spider-Man 2 featured a fight and crash scene between Spider-Man and Doctor Octopus on an out-of-control elevated R train in Manhattan. As the R is not elevated on any portion of the line in real life, the sequence was actually filmed on the Chicago 'L' with a train of repainted 2200 Series cars (except for a short sequence where Spider-Man is dragged along Broadway at street level, which was filmed beneath the viaduct transporting the IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line across Manhattan Valley). The 2005 film Little Manhattan shows Gabe and Rosemary riding from 72nd Street to Christopher Street along the IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line. Also, Gabe wears a 3 train T-shirt during parts of the film. The 2005 DreamWorks Animation animated film Madagascar where Alex the lion, Gloria the hippopotamus, Melman the giraffe escaping from Central Park Zoo and they are riding the 4 train from 59th Street station to Grand Central-42nd Street station to chase after Marty the zebra in Grand Central Terminal. The 2007 film The Brave One features a scene where Erica shoots and kills two men on the subway after they attacked the other passengers in the car and took a teenager's iPod. The scene was filmed on the unused express tracks at Church Avenue. In the 2009 film Knowing, a major collision occurs between a 6 and a 4 train at Lafayette Street station. In the 2013 film Inside Llewyn Davis, Llewyn enters the 96th Street Station and rides an R32 train to Downtown. In a later scene, he talks on a pay phone at an elevated station platform when an R62A 7 train enters on the other side. Both scenes are historically inaccurate as the film is set in 1961 and the R32s and R62As did not enter service until 1964 and 1985, respectively. In the 2015 film Love Live! The School Idol Movie, Honoka enters 14th Street - Union Square Station and gets separated from her friends by getting on the wrong train which takes her to Times Square - 42nd Street. Video games The subway system appears in True Crime: New York City. In the game, the player can ride the subway for a small fee. The subway appears in Grand Theft Auto III & Grand Theft Auto