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My thoughts exactly. Thanks for watching.

Is there a specific filming location from this video that has burnt down or are you speaking generally? Absolutely shocking images we’re seeing from those fires. So incredibly sad.

Yeah, I’m a bit embarrassed that I forgot the make and model. I think I got mixed up because he gets a Toyota at the end of the film. I always wanted that pick up truck. Anyway, thanks for watching. M&L

Thanks for the information. Luckily we made it home despite the many possibilities of death or robbery. Next time, we’ll just stay at home and cry. Merry Christmas.

Thanks David and thank you for letting me use your drone footage. Most appreciated. M

You made it look so much fun lol. Was laughing my head off from mile 8. Good vid

Fun isn’t a word I would use to describe it! 😂 Finding laughter in someone else’s pain. Nice.

Oh we absolutely love Hot Fuzz. This was our 2nd visit and we knew we had to do all the filming locations. Thanks for watching. M&L

Thank you, most appreciated.

That’s awesome! Were you able to see much of the filming?

@@msvdronetube A little in the supermarket scenes. I used to use the little newsagent in it every day too, opposite the supermarket.

@Richie_ That’s so cool. It’s one of our favourite films. Revisiting the filming locations was such a rush.

@@msvdronetube It's a lovely city. Smallest city in the UK.

@Richie_ Yeah, it’s so beautiful. We’re already planning on coming back in the Summer.

Thank you. It took ages to edit it all together. We’ve done the same for Shaun of the Dead if you’re interested. Thanks for watching. M&L

Yeah we love Hot Fuzz. We’ve done the Shaun of the Dead Filming Locations too if you’re interested. Thanks for watching and Merry Christmas. M&L

That’s really sad when historical building are demolished. Thank you for watching M&L

The breakfast club school, now a police station was shot in des plaines too.

@slw0599 There are so many other filming location places I want to check out. Illinois is up there for our next trip. Specifically The Blues Brothers, Home Alone and Uncle Buck filming locations. I wish we had more time to explore. Thank you so much for watching our little channel. M&L

@@msvdronetube no problem, great video

Our pleasure. Can’t wait to get back there to do more filming locations and explore. Thanks for watching. M&L

Thanks very much for your kind words. I wouldn’t say it’s the best but I did try to ensure it was as accurate as I could make it. We’ll be making more filming location videos in the UK soon so stay tuned. Best wishes M&L

@@msvdronetube really? In the UK? Wow I hope you keep me posted I would love to meet you and yes of course this is the best lol. Maybe you don't think so but I definitely did. That's how you won a subscriber from me lol

I can only speak for myself that I didn’t want to because by giving the address, that almost gives permission to visit and some of these places are in private communities or may have restrictions on visitors. To be fair though, the addresses are all available online which is where we got the locations from. Thanks for watching. M&L

Due to privacy reasons of people in residential areas many TH-camrs don't share the addresses of places they visit because that keeps people from showing up at the locations and breaking in and stealing stuff from the properties to make money from the stolen stuff , many houses in movies are occupied and are private in neighborhoods that are a bit wealthy.

Exactly. Another very good reason why we don’t share the addresses. Thanks for watching M&L

Thank you very much for your kind comments. It’s one of my favourite films so I’ve always wanted to go to the car dealership in real life. Thanks again for watching. M&L

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Thank you so much for watching. It amazes me that people from LA have watched one of our videos. M&L

Have a great trip. Thanks for watching. M&L

😂🤣😂 Crazy prices. That said, it would’ve cost more like $135 in the UK where we’re from. Thanks for watching. M&L

​@@msvdronetube WOW! $135 😵☠️

Yeah, shocking. Fuel prices may have skyrocketed in USA in recent years but it’ll have to be $7-8 per gallon to compare to our prices. Doesn’t stop us coming though. Your roads and national parks make it perfect for road tripping. Thanks for watching. M&L

Buzzkill, man. I’m still goin’. I’m gonna be a star. Saw it on tv.

That’s the perfect reply. Thanks for watching. M&L

Damn it, I honestly thought they were there. That’s all the excuse I need to go back to LA. Thanks for watching. M&L

Thank you so much for checking out our video. We genuinely loved being in LA and can’t wait to get our asses back to visit more filming locations. Thanks for your comments on my voice, I grew it myself. M&L

Indeed. We live in quite a remote location so when our internet goes out, we always pull out the old BluRays and DVDs.

That’s my favourite part of looking for movie locations, they’re everywhere usually in plain sight. I’m amazed that someone from America has watched a video on our channel. Thanks so much for watching.

We actually returned last month but only getting round to editing the videos now. We had an amazing time and have got lots of videos showcasing our adventures. We love it there and stayed at Excalibur too which we liked. A bit dated but you can’t complain for the price. You need to start planning your 55th Birthday Trip. Thank you for watching. M&L

Wow, I didn’t know about the Elvis story but we visited Bob’s Big Boy back in 2015 and were told the story about the Beatles and even took some photos of the booth and plaque. Thank you so much for watching and for your detailed comment, we really appreciate it. M&L

Yeah, we’ve barely scratched the surface. I can’t wait to go back and see even more locations from my favourite films. Thanks for watching. M&L

Yeah, it’s amazing that it’s still there. The Toys ‘r’ Us behind is long gone now though. Thanks for watching.

That’s amazing. It was so cool to be there. Thanks for watching. M&L

@@msvdronetube My folks told me that was the one place they could afford to take all 6 of my brothers because the prices for burgers was very low, ¢.15 each, something like that. Hungry growing boys eat a lot of burgers! 🍔🍔🍔🍔🍔🍔

@@Lomara-hq2yv yeah, that’s an absolute bargain and I don’t blame them taking you all there. We didn’t get a McDonald’s here until 1989 but it was so magical when we did because we’d only ever seen them in the movies.

Thanks buddy. I really appreciate your comment. I love that Americans have watched a video from our rinky dink channel. If you’re doing a Columbo Tour, you have to include Peter Falks grave. It’s at Westwood Memorial Park and well worth a visit for any fan. That’s a fair point about the left turn, we were still getting used to the roads and had already committed. 🤣 Thanks for watching. M&L

@@msvdronetube love seeing people enjoy the city! The grave site is on the list. Next time you are in town, you might consider doing a movie night at Hollywood Forever cemetery! We’re going to watch Midsommer in two weeks. Cheers

Well, it’s one of our favourite cities in the world for so many reasons and movie & TV show filming locations is one of them. Just Googled it and that’s exactly our sort of thing. Thanks for the recommendation. We’re already planning our next trip.

Good luck. Smash it.

Thank you for your feedback. I completely agree with you. I’ll pass your observations onto the camera crew and editing staff. I’m seriously considering replacing them anyway.

Hi, thanks for watching. We were there in April of this year. We got going very early in the morning and Horseshoe Bend was relatively quiet. The Canyon was slightly busier but still no crowds.

Hahaha! I know, I’m still counting it though. Thanks for watching.

It was great fun. We love it there. Thanks for watching.

Thank you so much for watching. It’s amazing to me that you found our video. We actually have visited Whittier back in 2015 when we got married and went to Whittier High School and Stricklands house which is behind the school. I honestly didn’t know that they filmed Masters of the Universe there. I’m a little sad that we didn’t know that when we visited as me and my brothers watched that film loads as kids. That McDonald’s was fantastic. It’s odd to admit but I’d go back there in a heartbeat. Thanks again for watching. M&L

I’m from Whittier as well. Went to Whittier High. Class of 93. I’m old as balls.🤪

Wow, it always amazes me that people from the Mighty USA see our video. Thank you so much for watching. Do you still live there? Do you remember them filming Back to the Future I & II there back in 1984 & 1989? Oh and class of 93 doesn’t make you old. Experienced maybe 🤔! Thanks again for watching. M&L

@@msvdronetube I certainly do remember them filming. Specially Back To The Future II. It was the scene where Marty was in Biff’s future and Mr. Strickland runs him off his porch with a shotgun. My brother and mother were driving up Pickering at the intersection of Bailey. At the end of Bailey is the Whittier High School auditorium and you see it as the camera pans up, as Marty is running away. The Strickland house is also at the end of the street, on the right hand side. We saw all the lights up. I didn’t realize what movie they were filming until I saw it a year later and it clicked in my brain that we had driven by. Most recently Spielberg’s film The Fabelmans had a scene shot in Uptown Whittier. I also lived in South Pasadena back in the day, where the famous Michael Myers house is located. Teen Wolf also had some scenes filmed there. I’ll watch more of your channel.🕺😎

@jonathanaldecoa1099 That must’ve been amazing. Whenever you watch it, you’ll always know you were there. Visiting the filming locations of my favourite 80’s & 90’s movies is by far my favourite thing to do while in LA. It’s truly magical to me for that reason. I believe the Teen Wolf house is next door to Lorraine’s house in BTTF Part I. Nearby is also the house from the horror/comedy movie House which I loved growing up so going there was incredible. We’re in the process of looking at all the potential movie filming locations near where we live so stay tuned. M&L

Thank you. Glad you liked it. I’d forgotten I did that until I edited the video. He totally fell for it. We have had to split the entire days adventures into 2 videos so should be dropping a new one very soon. Actually, Mark isn’t my Brother. He is however a very good friend and him and his daughters are as good as family. Thanks for continuing to watch. M&L

It is so weird there. We loved it. Everywhere you look there’s an odd Easter Egg referencing something completely nuts. The photo room was amazing but really trippy. I don’t think we’d have to go back to be honest. Sort of a one and done type place but we’re glad we went. Thanks for continuing to watch. M&L

It was great. Thanks so much for watching.

Yeah of course. Go ahead. So long as you include a link to my channel and it’s not used for anything rude or illegal. I’d also love to see what you’ve used it for if possible. Best of luck.

@@msvdronetube@msvdronetube, thank you, and of course, we'll include a credit in the description. It would be incredibly helpful to have the original file if that's possible? Could I send you an email to share it to?

@justindeeny5956 Sadly, I no longer have the original file. Sorry.

Wow, Aurora Illinois. It’s a dream of mine to visit there. Namely because of Wayne’s World and the Cars on a Stick etc. Swiss Miss Burger too. We love it at Big Boy. Excellent atmosphere. Thank you so much for watching. I’m amazed that our video has been seen by so many people. M&L

I was so annoyed at myself for saying hand print. Seemed like the sensible thing to do.

Actually, I’m editing now we’re all back home. We miss USA so much though. That’s for watching.

😂🤣😂 A poor scientist down on his luck. Spent all his money on a Delorean and Flux Capacitor parts. Thanks for watching

Ouch Sorry Thanks for watching anyway.

Thank you. M&L

Our pleasure. Thank you so much for watching. M&L

Wow, that’s amazing. How interesting. I’d love to just sit you down and listen to you for hours. I think you would be incredibly popular just doing a podcast talking about all of your experiences in the industry. Don’t underestimate the power of movie and tv and the millions of people who hold said shows very dear to their heart. They’d love to hear your tales. Thank you so much for watching. I feel genuinely honoured that someone in the industry has watched a video on our rinky-dink TH-cam channel. M&L

@@msvdronetube When I gave location tours in the 1980's, I was the first to show my guests edited clips of the classic movie locations I was showing them, using a portable VHS player. I won a few industry awards for these tours which were very specialized, not the usual and literal "taking folks for a ride." Yes, I worked on so many Universal movies like the original BLUES BROTHERS, SCARFACE, PSYCHO II, XANADU and numerous TV shows... At Warners I was on the original LETHAL WEAPON, worked for producers Michael Landon, Aaron Spelling etc... I even produced documentaries on the studios and locations. Yes, I knew the value and importance of movies and TV pop culture, and their value in social engineering us into the Twilight Zone we are in now. As well as knowing the locations, I knew the people that made them iconic. I knew people like the legendary Rod Serling, and boy was he right about what was to come! And the statue of Liberty scene in PLANET OF THE APES, that was Westwood Beach, just south of the popular Zuma Beach, and I knew matte artist Emil Kosa who painted that statue!

I’m so interested in Movies and TV shows. I find driving around LA to be one of my favourite things in the world as everything looks familiar to me. Blues Brothers is my all time favourite movie. I’m yet to visit Chicago to do a road trip of those filming locations. I’m gutted that they’ve demolished Rays Music Exchange in recent years. Rod Serling was a master of his craft. I watch at least one episode of Twilight Zone a week and enjoy picking out which ones we’re filming on the Universal Backlot, which it turns out was most of them actually. It’s such a shame that they’ve recently destroyed part of the Warner lot too. Lethal Weapon, Christmas Vacation, American Beauty to name a few are all iconic movies and I’m sad I’ll never get to see them again. Do you have any online links to those documentaries or have they been lost to time? I’d be fascinated to watch them and I’m incredibly grateful you’d be commenting on one of our videos. Thank you

@@msvdronetube Unfortunately I don't have any links to show my work, being an old man now I have trouble just trying to stay alive... As for the TWILIGHT ZONE, only the first season was shot at Universal, and the same for RAWHIDE... they both found a home at MGM for the rest of their runs. Speaking of Universal and the BLUES BROTHERS, I did the LA and studio locations -stage 1 the CW "Rawhide" bar, stage 6 the Aretha Franklin diner, stage 27 the James Brown church, the Hollywood Palladium was the Illinois auditorium, the Blues mobile took off in Chicago and landed on Universal's New York street... the same street that was tarped up for all the night scenes shot in daylight for STREETS OF FIRE etc., etc. Even in old age I have good recall of all that, but I often forget what I did 2 minutes ago!

Cheers buddy. Most appreciated. It looked like they were doing building work at the alley so not sure how much longer it’ll be accessible.