That’s awesome! Thanks a lot for the info.

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Saying that the fence is still standing is being extremely generous in your evaluation.

Hi Nick, could you please do “Fun with Dick and Jane?” It’s filmed in LA!

@@MightyCrazy Good call.. I’ll try to get that one done in the future.

License To Drive house just sold this year for over 5,000,000.

@@jess4metoo Wow, it’s a nice house in Holmby Hills and all but that’s crazy. Thanks for the info.

I was in high school in the 80s… how did I miss license to drive?

That is beyond cool! What a great experience, and thanks a lot for sharing that awesome memory! It’s actually my all-time favorite movie and I will do a filming location special for it in the.. Future. Lol thanks again.

I couldn’t agree more! Thanks so much Paul, you’re the man!

I disagree. Hollywood has plenty of new ideas. The problem is no one goes and sees them. Look back (before Covid of course) and look through weekly top 10s. There's always about 2-4 titles that came out that never grossed a lot. They are new ideas, new stories, with decent to good Hollywood stars. No one goes to see them anymore because, now, for the average movie-goer it's a bigger gamble to spend $30-$50 going to the movies and no one wants to gamble on an unknown movie that isn't trending. What is familiar, what is known -- remakes, superheroes -- feels like a less of a gamble. Those movies make the money, and the studios ensure to have those in their slate of movies throughout the year, but they still gamble on the new ideas in case one hits a HR.

@@goatcheese4me Def a lot of truth to that… Studios now just want to bank on a sure thing. A lot of good and fresh ideas that are simply not getting put out for reasons you described. Back in the 80s things cost less. And it is not even with inflation. In other words, what costed 3 to 10 bucks back in the 80/90s does not match what you have to spend to do the same thing in today’s theater experience. 50 bucks or more, it’s crazy. That’s what is really ruining the industry more than anything.

@@goatcheese4me But wasn't a sure thing hit movie in the 80s just a movie thst starred a popular actor, such as Michael J Fox? If you wack a trailer on tv a few times a day for the movie and it has a cool, popular song on it and you see "See, Michael J Fox in...." people would show up. Didn't matter too much what the movie was about. I dunno, the 80s was just different, better. And they shot on film reels back then . The movies looked cooler, more epic because of that. Nowadays they look like they're shot on suped up IPhones . Gone is the film look. Gone is the feeling. But yeah, mostly the problem is just God damn CGI fest comic book movies every which way ya turn 😑 I wonder if anyone could ever create something of the same level as Back To the Fiture again.

@@spookyencounters9392 80s movies relied heavily on story/narrative while still highlighting the popular actor (like Michael J Fox). Most big budget movies now focus on CGI, which in my opinion diminishes the quality of the movie, even with a plethora of A-list actors. It may be flashy, but the story is often weak and filled with plot holes.

The original Father of the Bride, 1950, used the home at 500 N. Almansor, Alhambra. It would be cool to see a side by side Father of the Bride houses then and now.

@@vanessasinclair6579 Thanks for the info! And that’s close by as well. Good idea

Couldn't agree more bud! Thanks a lot!

Agreed ! Thanks you !

I agree, all the time when i watch movies that time with my wife i say "i watched this in cinema"...and i wonder how often i was in cinema that decade.

Greatly appreciated!

Very cool… My pleasure, thank you.

That’s greatly appreciated Matt!

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot!

Glad to hear it as always, my classy friends! I’m prob going to make this a series... Thanks a lot!!

Thanks a lot my bud! Same to you! Hope all is well!

I really appreciate that!

That’s great! My all time favorite movie is BttF!! Thanks a lot.

Likewise.

Awesome and yes it is, it’s my favorite movie!Hope you get to see it soon. I’m looking forward to visit to Australia, someday.

I've visited it as it is open for tours/visits. It is a Craftsman era masterpiece built for the Gamble in Proctor & Gamble pharmaceuticals/household products.

Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot Chris!

Thanks!

i really like the presentation--the way u cut and pasted it together

E.T.´s neighborhood is awesome.

Too bad LA is a shithole

Along with Skid Row..

@@marybetheby5184 What a shame. Too bad LA is the only city in the world with its bad parts. Right?

Some parts of LA Reminds me of the suburbs in jersey. like haddonfield was based off of Haddonfield new jersey where the streets are similar

Thanks Mario !

Indeed they do, thanks a lot my friend!

It’s awesome how much you are enjoying this, thank you Hector!

@@NickP keep up the good work.

@@hectorlopez1069 will do, thanks again bud!

Lol Thanks a lot.. I’ll have some good new ones coming soon.

My pleasure, thanks a lot!

@@NickP .... Yes sir!

Thanks a lot

Thanks a lot!

Thank you

Glad you enjoyed them, thanks!

Thanks a lot!

LOL Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot Marvin. Oh for sure.

Hi, that’s great!

Thank you

Thank you!

I really appreciate that Alan!

@@NickP VERY KIND COMING BACK NICK LOVE WATCHING IT📺 OVER AND OVER AGAIN 📽 🎞 🎬👍

Very cool, thanks for the info!

That’s awesome. I’ve visited your alma matter on one of my trips. I just walked in lol. Also Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Gross Point Blank I think.. And I believe DiCaprio attended… Very cool!

It is mind blowing, thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot!

Same to you buddy!!

@@NickP Thanks Nick, Keep Spinning and Winning....Cheers

Thanks a lot friends! You’ll get there!! Yeah it was a calculated risk lol.

Awesome, and I couldn’t agree more about the Poltergeist house. Funny thing, I visited that house and the Fletch apartment but the footage didn’t make it lol. I’ll def revisit in the future. Thanks!

Thanks a lot Jeffrey!

Yeah, it really looks like a set in the movie. Thanks a lot Scotti!

Awesome!

Awesome! Thanks!

@@NickP You're welcome

That’s really great to hear, and I miss them too... Thanks you!!!

Thanks a lot..Sounds great!

@@NickP 👍

Thanks a lot bud! I’ll have some Cali features coming soon!

@@NickP Yw

Muito obrigado, meu amigo!

Thanks a lot my dude! Been crazy busy... How are ya??

@@NickP I'm good my friend still grinding it out 🤘

@@ABANDONEDBOYZGLOBAL Glad to hear it!

That’s great, and greatly appreciated.

Very cool. Thanks bud!

Awesome.. Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot!!

I couldn’t agree more! Glad to hear it. Back to the Future is my all-time favorite movie.

@@NickP Tanks to no this best regards Jeffrey verspaget the Netherlands Europe ☘️🌞☕😘🌴.

Thanks a lot pal!! I’ll get there!!

I really appreciate that, and I had no idea.. That’s awesome!

Agreed

Thanks a lot

Thanks a lot Jim!

That’s so great to hear, and that’s what it’s all about. thanks a lot.

Nicely done, and it really is..

I’m a big fan! I think you’d enjoy both Pas and So Pas.

Thanks a lot Dave.. I’m a fan of that movie. You want to laugh? I was in San Fran recently and I didn’t have enough time to visit the Pacific Heights neighborhood. I wanted to go the house pretty badly, but I did get a good amount of other footage. I will def visit in the future.

@@NickP noooooo I can't believe that 😊 noway, hey Nick no worries now I know you like the movie, Im sure I'll see it soon, in the meantime I've got some great vids to watch from my other fave films you've done

Interesting, thanks!

Thank you!

@@NickP 👍👋

That’s awesome. Yeah, every time I’m in town I have to pass by So Pa.

Wonderful job NickP! I live in So. Pas. As you know, there are a lot of locations here. So. Pas. High School on Fremont was used in "Halloween" too. The house from "Family" is on Milan in the neighborhood behind So. Pas junior high--now middle school. Really effective editing, great comparing shots and just enough time at each. Enjoyed this. Much appreciated.

Thank you! I’ve been to a lot of locations from part 1 and 2. I will def do them both in the future.

I’m definitely stopping by on my next visit. Awesome family history. Thanks a lot for that info!

Thanks a lot Thomas! I know the people who own BttF, Pee Wee Herman and The Wonder Years know for sure. Some of them are now historical landmarks, even if they weren’t movie people they would know for that reason. Not just seeing people like me pop up from time to time lol. Most of them enjoy it and go out of their way for visitors. Like Bianca who lives at the Stroud House (Jamie Lee Curtis) from Halloween. She took a pick of me on the wall with a pumpkin on my lap, that she provides every year for people who visit. Amazing LOL. Also, I can confirm if the owner of the License to Drive house didn’t know, they do now. They were outside when I pulled up and were cool with me walking on the property.

@@NickP Thanks a lot for that information. Please stay healthy.

@@ThomasfromAustria you too.

These production designers and location scouts are pretty amazing at what their jobs.. They come up w a few options and the director and producers have to approve, I think. Thanks a lot, greatly appreciated.