Joshua Brooks for me it wasn’t horror I’d say it’s more of a almost sad story.

The book. The book is way much more scary than the movie. And I like very much the movie, different things.

I was going to type the same thing. Loved this movie. Very underrated.

@@isaacsrandomvideos667 Yes, absolutely, because Arnie wasnt a bad guy and we are sad for him

Joshua Brooks This and Dead Zone are Stephen Kings most underrated movies

Life is a slippery slope, the further down it you get the faster you go......

How would he know?

I was hoping for that too, just to see where things were.

Herve Attia I recognize 1428 N Genesee address as the Elm St. House. My wife and I were there a few years back and didn't realize this location for Christine lol

vali68 chrysler I miss it too.. People that did not lived true the 80’s will never know what we are trying to say..

vali68 chrysler everything looked better in the 80s man.

Imagine how those same areas looked back further, say, in the 1940's or 1950's ? True, a lot has changed since "Christine" was filmed in the early 1980's, but even more so from decades earlier. I was was a teenager in the 1980's, it was a simpler time, and in my opinion, a better time, when compared to 2020 or the last 25 + years or so. What we call "progress" isn't usually a good thing, in my experience. Cancer progresses, is this a good thing ? It starts small and typically spreads. I see our country and our society on a decline... unfortunately. If it were I, I'd do a Marty McFly ("Back To The Future") and travel back to 1955 and just stay right there. Lol.

@@MultiDreamer1979 they will never understand, they will never know what it was like to live through the 80s, a time when political correctness didn't exist,

@@isaacsrandomvideos667 it sure did

Jeff Leonhardt what has changed in there

Its just a road now

That sucks. I wish people would leave stuff alone so us movie buffs could actually go look at these places

I live around that area and I was so pissed off when they tore everything down, cause I love this movie so much. :(

I was there about 8 years ago, glad I saw it before it was dismantled. Here today and gone tomorrow in the name of progress. this was a piece of film history, but lasted over 35 years. nothing lasts forever, except maybe The Exorcist steps in Washington, DC, I don't see them going anywhere soon.

I live around that area and I was sad when they tore everything down. :(

They didn't come in that red, fyi.:)

May your wishes come true

They were all a beige/gold color stock, none had factory Hemi power either. The best engine was the 350 B-block or a 318 A-block with dual quads.

No kidding.... I mean, you're already there! I'd like to know what's there now or if there are any remnants.

@Lord Belial Sometimes it just isn't possible, the place is unrecognisable! - Rights of way are changed, priorities altered, and the whole exercise becomes pointless, as it becomes open to conjecture, that is if you can get access, but if YOU can get footage, yourself - go ahead put it up!

Yes it would.

You can look these places up on Google Earth...

No, it would over saturate the sequencing & take us out of the magic that he has procured through John's work. It keeps & adds to the mysticism of it being gone & no longer a reality to us. Great job! From one filmmaker to another👌

Except the bars on the windows

Yes you are correct on Verdugo, I was attending there n 83 when it was filmed.

@@jimmywilson8134 I actually forgot I posted on this video. Thank you for confirming.

Have you visited downtown San Fran or L.A. lately?

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Seems to be the same wherever you go these days..where I live in South Australia I can visit places that were untouched back in the late 70' and 80's and you cant recognise them now..such a shame really. :-(

catey62 You can't stop progress as they say. People need someplace to live so I guess it's inevitable. I ventured back after 30 years to join up with my high school friends for a reunion party and got lost. I had to call and get directions. I couldn't believe I was in the same place I grew up in. It was a real WOW moment for me. One of these days before I'm old and decrepit I would like to get down there to kangaroo land and check it out. It seems like a place with a lot to offer.

Jack A. Lope Hope you can make it someday...so much to see here..you'd love every minute you spend here.

Jack, it's not always a good thing. Most of the time it's the greed of other's to rip something down and build more and more there.

GREED lol

And I noticed all the doors to the classrooms have a tiny window instead of the original large frame windows. Probably in case some lunatic starts shooting up the place.

Ha, a sign of the times. Yes, I believe things HAVE gotten that bad now.

@@argopunk Mexicans

It's like the alternate 1985 from Back to the future 2...

lewisner rlly

Makes a 57 Chevy look like crap lol

more sexier is trabant or yougo

Said no one but you. Whatever floats your boat.

@@johnwilburn Fancy seeing you here LoL