1990s POV Driving Through Downtown Vancouver

1990s POV Driving Through Downtown Vancouver from the Kinolibrary Archive Film Collections. TP91 available in SD. For commercial projects only. To order the clip clean and high res, or to find out more about our various archive collections, visit www.kinolibrary....
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POV driving through downtown Vancouver streets, wiper blades clearing snowy window. Car enters shopping car park, various shop signs. POV driving passed stadium, could be hockey stadium. POV driving towards Burrard Street Bridge, skyline in BG. H/A of skyscraper, POV driving. Z/I to “Days Inn” hotel sign. Z/I to old man stood at bus stand, various shop signage, POV driving passed Chinatown Vancouver. Driving passed neon McDonald's signage in window, driving passed balmoral hotel. Downtown Vancouver street scenes, POV driving. POV driving passed Science World centre. CU of billboard, shots of various shop signs.
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When you're 61 the 90s was last week 😢

[@TheRealTeebz]

I lived in Van from 90 to 09 all through my 20s and 30s and now I have resided in Halifax for 13 years. 12 too many. This video brings back so many wonderful memories. Go 'Nucks

[@Tiejocky]

Really thank you for taking me back to the memory lane.

[@matthewnahnee6485]

This brings back so many memories

[@Maplecook]

Thank you for uploading this. I have one of the only surviving 4th generation Honda Civics in the Vancouver area, but in this video, I counted 12 of them. They really were everywhere back in the day!

[@MaritimeSunset]

God I miss this

[@michaelwalker2492]

Looks like one of Vancouver's long, rainy depressing days. Some things never change.

[@jfd9616]

being a 05 kid, growing up taking the usual Vancouver trip whether its for medical reasons or for some good old family fun, this brings odd nostalgia, like I was in this era, but I know i wasn't..... Man I sometimes wish i was born in the 90s or 80s.

[@bulatgilfanov4867]

no junkies on East Hastings ? insane

[@RC30018]

Yeah no kidding East Hastings is a shit hole now

[@RouRoro]

It was so beautiful..

[@ewhite5381]

What went wrong?

[@zackjp]

Yeah definitely still some but way less than now definitely was better then

[@tsmith4719]

I think I saw Mulder and scully.

[@fitnesswithsteve]

I am guessing this is 1995 based on the cars and GM place being finished. There is not sign of the 1996 Taurus or dodge caravan but I see a 1994 accord and a 1993/94 dodge intrepid. GM place was opened in 1995 and it looks complete here.

[@user-cf1se1kk5x]

E.Hastings still had a little bit of life on its street

[@AK-hi7mg]

The lack of SUVs is remarkable.

[@whisy012]

Certainly shows you the city has not gone ahead but rather back 😮

[@keithsmall6117]

No bike lanes or homeless people on the streets.

[@arthurmorgan2906]

Probably 1998

[@althunder4269]

Before bike lanes screwed up the traffic.

[@kazuya99ace]

What's the blinking lights on the backs of the cars for? I've been driving in Vancouver almost a decade and have never seen those. It's like they're trying to signal something to me...

[@ewhite5381]

Ha ha. That's the first thing I though of as well.

[@Genny-Zee]

Cool😊

[@AA-rc1ee]

Used to be nice to drive/walk through the city without seeing all the homeless crazy people and junkies...

[@sneakerfreak2002]

Back when uncle willie was prowling the streets