Ultimately, it’s probably because the world’s biggest movie market, the USA, doesn’t really care for football like the rest of the world. Then there’s the ever-present issue that people who enjoy football tend to be busy actually watching the football rather than visiting the cinema. Writer and director Oren Peli used his own house for the shooting, and eliminated the need for a camera crew by leaving the camera sitting on the tripod for most of the filming – something which increased the story’s believability and thus worked two ways. Arguably, any James Bond film should be added to our infinite lists of films to watch.

And of course, our favourite has to be Skyfall, possibly for the Scottish scenery, but we also love the gripping storyline and slick spy drama. This section of the movie is filmed in Glen Coe, one of Scotland’s many incredible landscapes. You may not be able to visit our beautiful wee country at the moment, but you can dream about this land, our stories and

7 Films Set In Scotland You Need On Your Watch List