FROM THE RACKS AND STACKS IT'S THE BEST ON WAX! Hey Stand By Me Fans! Thank you all so much for watching, I put my heart and soul into this and it was easily the most fun I've ever had making a video! I know some of the things are a little off, but sometimes finding the exact filming locations can be a challenge! I hope you enjoy, and appreciate this tribute to one of the all time greatest films ever made, and make sure you go the the Stand By Me Day facebook page for everything you ever wanted to know about Gordy, Chris, Teddy, and Vern! IT'S BOSS!
Awesome work! Would love to chat with you on my Podcast about your TH-cam channel and all the success. Especially your spirit Halloween shows. Very cool stuff.
I´ve got the german version on DVD. I´m 57 now and always when I watch this video, I remember my childhood when I was also a young boy in the same age of those boys in the film. It makes me sentimental, and my spirit says to me: "You ´ve been also such a cheeky monkey or little rascal with your friends as theser boys were in the film !" I sometimes can not stop some tears... And as the author says in the film "I never met friends like each he had in the age of twelve in his live" I share his fate. Fortunatly I ´ve contact with them until now. I thank god therefore to let me meet friennds like them ! I never met equal or comparable friends like them in my later live !!!!! God bles them !!
I love this movie almost as much as the Goonies lol ☠️ That train bridge is super neat looking! You did a great job finding all of the locations and describing the scenes in the movie. Thank you Nate and Marion for showing us behind the scenes glimpses of STAND BY ME!!!! 🍿😃
Absolutely love this man, my all time favourite movie - I think I'm as obsessed as you LOL! love your sense of humour too, great video thanks for sharing.
Stand by me is one of my favourite movies I really enjoyed that move it was so cool and I loved that Chris and Gordie was walking in the 25:10 And I can not believe it I am surprised.
This is my favorite movie of all time! I love seeing these film locations and look forward to seeing them myself one day. Have you thought of going up to Bangor, Maine for the Stephen King tour?
This is one of your best videos. Very entertaining! You did a great job making it. Never watched this movie but will have to watch it now, it's definitely my type of movie.
Man Nate that was friggen awesome. As i commented on another channel. I believe GrimLife. You commented that you were in the process of this video. So i just checked it out cause i love this movie. Very much appreciated man. Very well done. Looken forward to more.
This is awesome Nate! As a native Oregonian I feel ashamed I haven't visited any of these places yet. Though now I'll have a great resource to locate these cool spots! Hope you made it to the cool Goonies areas around beautiful Astoria; I actual made those visits as a kid years ago and it was epic! Keep up the awesome work and thanks for portraying Oregon positively.
Loved this video! Amazing work Nate and I can’t wait too see more filming locations in the future. Even though I grew up in the 80s/90s “Stand By Me” reminds me of my childhood with my friends exploring the woods.
ALL I GOT TO SAY IS OMG 😲. this is cool thank you so much for showing us around and so glad they preserved most of this for us to experience. This was awesome
Amazing !! In Argentina it's a movie which take us the people of my age to our Childhood so thanks for giving this video I hope someday to know that little Town in Oregon!
Loved this video! One of my favorites movies of all time! :) Side note; I spotted Halloween decorations being put out today, at Old Time Pottery! 🎃 :) It's getting that time!
Traaaaaaaain!!!!. And so on. Oh no did you forget the pie eating contest? That was the grossest part of the movie. But that will help if you eat pie for your movie snack. Oh yes you got it. I mean the pie part.
Subscribed, I got the blu ray last night this is one of my top ten favorite 80s movies, I was sitting here thinking half of the stuff is probably not there anymore I was born in 1990 and after watching this movie I am sitting here thinking what the hell happened to stuff like this, a bunch of friends go on a long outdoor journey passing time with telling stories, goofing off and joking around now everyone just looks at a screen these days, God I miss my childhood because of this movie. This was a real treat thank you so much.
Great filming locations video. One of the best I've watched on TH-cam. Hope TH-cam pays you for it. It's a big risk including all of those clips from the film.
I’ve gotta be honest I never got into this movie but this video is THE best. You’re enthusiasm makes me want to watch it! I really appreciate all the hard work and effort this took: the detailed movie locations, the history behind it. This is truly one of my faves so far. Great, great job, Nate!
I live in Eugene Oregon, my ex used to work in Brownsville. I haven't even went to see these places and im only a half hour at most from Brownsville. I grew up in Eugene, my grandma lives in Cottage Grove. I really enjoyed the video.
The junk yard scene was done on Tidball Lane off of Huston (hews-ton) Rd. The four properties at the end of the road next to junk yard are still owned by the same people who lived there when the movie was made. It is funny to watch after all these years people showing up and parking on our dead end road to take videos. The gate the boys climbed to the junk yard was the fence in line with the gravel road to the left of where you were looking, it is now a wood fence.
18:25 the bridge is located on Lake Britton north of Burney, CA. The McCloud Railway operated between Mt Shasta City, McCloud and Burney, with a branch to Hambone, primarily as a logging railroad. It shut down in 2010, and most of its rolling stock was sold to other railroads. The locomotive in the bridge scene, Number 25, currently operates on the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad in Garibaldi, Oregon. The portion between McCloud and Burney was removed and has been gradually converted into a hiking trail, the Great Shasta Rail Trail, which will eventually extend from McCloud to Burney including crossing this bridge.
I would love nate if you do the 'The Exorcist' Location Too. It's too awesome if you do that❤️ btw I really love this movie as a millennial and really cool like the 80s kids would be great back in a day!
Nate, great job! Do you have an idea where the opening scene was filmed (Where Richard Dryfus is stiing in his 4x4)? It looks as though it may be in Cottage Grove as well? What is you hunch? I look forward to hearing back! Thanks, Nate!
The train bridge is closed because it was a portion of Yreka Western Railroad which went out of service around 2009. The train from the film was the Blue Goose Thompson 19 Steam Engine that was in Yreka CA for my entire childhood. It's now in a Railroad museum in Akron Ohio.
the train bridge is actually on the McCloud Railway, on the southeast side of Mt Shasta. It's located on Lake Britton, right off of Highway 89 north of Burney. Number 19 was used in the film, but in another train scene. The locomotive in the bridge scene is McCloud 25, which currently operates on the Oregon Coast Scenic in Garibaldi, Oregon.
Hey Nate will you go to Reno Nevada during the spirit time because it’s dope all the props are always working and they have everything they had Penney wise and krampus
I don’t know if you have plans on showing this, but because you do such an awesome job at showing these locations where movies I watched when I was younger, I was wondering, if you will be visiting the movie locations of Zombieland?
Loved the locations you showed and the painstaking detail you went to. However, I gotta be honest, I feel like you neglected the most pivotal scene of the movie... when they found Ray's body. Would have loved for you to include that. That's my only criticism.
There was a prop tree house that was next to the one in the tree..It had removable walls,and was on scaffolding which allowed the lighting,and grip guys to move around and get the up close facial footage during the card game..Too bad it was dismantle after filming because it was the exact size as the one in the tree .
I maybe wrong but I think the reason why they made the coca-cola mural was because Columbia pictures was owned by the coca-cola company at the time. Great video you did.
Hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha corey river Jerry will hear that corey want i said about i said about you funny moments i said you got eyes like English massif cute puppy 🐶
I also wonder where the part was where they get leaches on them because after the failed train dodge they ran across the field and the spot where they found the dead kid
Stayed at the same Air B and B when my family came here. Also made a Stand By Me filming locations video, check it out. Yours is nice as well! Such a cool place!
FROM THE RACKS AND STACKS IT'S THE BEST ON WAX! Hey Stand By Me Fans! Thank you all so much for watching, I put my heart and soul into this and it was easily the most fun I've ever had making a video! I know some of the things are a little off, but sometimes finding the exact filming locations can be a challenge! I hope you enjoy, and appreciate this tribute to one of the all time greatest films ever made, and make sure you go the the Stand By Me Day facebook page for everything you ever wanted to know about Gordy, Chris, Teddy, and Vern! IT'S BOSS!
Awesome work! Would love to chat with you on my Podcast about your TH-cam channel and all the success. Especially your spirit Halloween shows. Very cool stuff.
Rax?
I love your vidios and I actually just started whaching your TH-cam vidios again.
Hi
Wow your awesome..your the first to show so much of the movie location as much as you did..thanks ALOT
Wow .. thank you so much .. Thank you for wishing that one day we - other Stand by Me fans - will also visit those locations.
I´ve got the german version on DVD. I´m 57 now and always when I watch this video, I remember my childhood when I was also a young boy in the same age of those boys in
the film. It makes me sentimental, and my spirit says to me: "You ´ve been also such a cheeky monkey or little rascal with your friends as theser boys were in the film !"
I sometimes can not stop some tears... And as the author says in the film "I never met friends like each he had in the age of twelve in his live" I share his fate. Fortunatly
I ´ve contact with them until now. I thank god therefore to let me meet friennds like them ! I never met equal or comparable friends like them in my later live !!!!!
God bles them !!
Stand By Me is one of my favorite movies
I love this movie almost as much as the Goonies lol ☠️ That train bridge is super neat looking! You did a great job finding all of the locations and describing the scenes in the movie. Thank you Nate and Marion for showing us behind the scenes glimpses of STAND BY ME!!!! 🍿😃
My son loves your videos! We watched this movie last Friday night and he loved it!! Keep making awesome videos!!
Absolutely love this man, my all time favourite movie - I think I'm as obsessed as you LOL! love your sense of humour too, great video thanks for sharing.
This movie is legendary.
I love all your snacks. Wooooooooooow. Thanks Nate.
The soundtracks were so amazing and good in stand by me.
Stand by me is one of my favourite movies I really enjoyed that move it was so cool and I loved that Chris and Gordie was walking in the 25:10 And I can not believe it I am surprised.
Nate, totally awesome and cool. Stand By Me is one of my favorite movies too! Really enjoyed and loved your awesome video!
That was freakin awesome! Stand By Me is one of my all time favorite movies. Great job Nate!
Nice video. Keep up the good work from this awesome movie from the 80s.
This is soooo cool!! I LOVE when you post where movies were set!! Pretty awesome!
I loved the video! Great video...............
How awsome is that the coke cola sign is still there
Awesome job Nate..👌
This is my favorite movie of all time! I love seeing these film locations and look forward to seeing them myself one day. Have you thought of going up to Bangor, Maine for the Stephen King tour?
Awesome!!! The BEST Saturday night snack and a movie EVER!
Love when you show these locations! You do such a great job combining film clips and location shots. Appreciate your hard work!
Never watched the movie...going to see if I can find it now. We have upcoming reservations at that exact Airbnb, I'm so excited! Great video!!
This video is incredible! You did your homework! I believe this is one of the best TH-cam videos I’ve ever seen. Well done!
This is really cool! I love how you visit the filming locations of the movies you watch
This was a great video! One of my favorite movies. You forgot to swim in the swamp with the leeches
This is one of your best videos. Very entertaining! You did a great job making it. Never watched this movie but will have to watch it now, it's definitely my type of movie.
Incredibly detailed, fantastic video. Thank you very much. You are a great man.
Man Nate that was friggen awesome. As i commented on another channel. I believe GrimLife. You commented that you were in the process of this video. So i just checked it out cause i love this movie. Very much appreciated man. Very well done. Looken forward to more.
Your a awesome TH-camr I especially love your Spirit Halloween videos and its been what I've been watching :D
This was a good...no it was a great...no no no it was an AMAZING video!!!!!!! I absolutely love the way you set up your filming location videos!
This is awesome Nate! As a native Oregonian I feel ashamed I haven't visited any of these places yet. Though now I'll have a great resource to locate these cool spots! Hope you made it to the cool Goonies areas around beautiful Astoria; I actual made those visits as a kid years ago and it was epic! Keep up the awesome work and thanks for portraying Oregon positively.
Thank you for doing this. This was awesome.
Amazing work, your attention to detail is incredible especially when you worked out the location of the train tracks and the train dodge
So "KEWL" !!! Thanks for sharing Nate.
Loved this video! Amazing work Nate and I can’t wait too see more filming locations in the future. Even though I grew up in the 80s/90s “Stand By Me” reminds me of my childhood with my friends exploring the woods.
ALL I GOT TO SAY IS OMG 😲. this is cool thank you so much for showing us around and so glad they preserved most of this for us to experience. This was awesome
Amazing !! In Argentina it's a movie which take us the people of my age to our Childhood so thanks for giving this video I hope someday to know that little Town in Oregon!
Loved this video! One of my favorites movies of all time! :)
Side note; I spotted Halloween decorations being put out today, at Old Time Pottery! 🎃 :) It's getting that time!
AMAZING video. In-depth details and very interesting. I hope i will be able to visit Brownsville one day - a dream I have since I was 13.
Thanks I'm a #1 fan of stand by me
my all time fave movie... this is so nice thank you for this
Traaaaaaaain!!!!. And so on. Oh no did you forget the pie eating contest? That was the grossest part of the movie. But that will help if you eat pie for your movie snack. Oh yes you got it. I mean the pie part.
This movie came out when I was born.
Fabulous Nate. Love it. Thank you for all the work you put into this. ♥️
Just an incredible job well done sr loved every minute
Thank you so much, I appreciate you watching!
Subscribed, I got the blu ray last night this is one of my top ten favorite 80s movies, I was sitting here thinking half of the stuff is probably not there anymore I was born in 1990 and after watching this movie I am sitting here thinking what the hell happened to stuff like this, a bunch of friends go on a long outdoor journey passing time with telling stories, goofing off and joking around now everyone just looks at a screen these days, God I miss my childhood because of this movie. This was a real treat thank you so much.
Thank you for watching! It was so much fun seeing all these places!!!
@@ThatNateGuyOnTH-cam I will definitely be checking out more of your videos.
Lol it’s Veneta pronounced Va-nee-ta here. I’m from Eugene and headed to the stand by me day in Brownsville today! Love your video, great job!
Once again another outstanding video. Thank You Nate.
Great video! Any suggestions or ideas where the location is where they found the dead body Ray Brower?
Great filming locations video. One of the best I've watched on TH-cam. Hope TH-cam pays you for it. It's a big risk including all of those clips from the film.
Hi Nate I really love your videos hope you make it to 200K subs
Great video 👍🏻
Love this movie. great job on the video
I like kiefer Sutherland in this movie. He's one of my favorite actors.
I’ve gotta be honest I never got into this movie but this video is THE best. You’re enthusiasm makes me want to watch it! I really appreciate all the hard work and effort this took: the detailed movie locations, the history behind it. This is truly one of my faves so far. Great, great job, Nate!
Good video, very interesting and nice to see the locations in good detail 👍
Great video! Greets from Jan from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
I live in Eugene Oregon, my ex used to work in Brownsville. I haven't even went to see these places and im only a half hour at most from Brownsville. I grew up in Eugene, my grandma lives in Cottage Grove. I really enjoyed the video.
Thank you :) It truly is amazing walking into Brownsville, it feels like you are part of the whole story
Boom baba boom baba boom
so cool. really enjoyed this video!
This is a great video
Love this!... that was a lot of work so thanks so much Nate.
The junk yard scene was done on Tidball Lane off of Huston (hews-ton) Rd. The four properties at the end of the road next to junk yard are still owned by the same people who lived there when the movie was made. It is funny to watch after all these years people showing up and parking on our dead end road to take videos. The gate the boys climbed to the junk yard was the fence in line with the gravel road to the left of where you were looking, it is now a wood fence.
18:25 the bridge is located on Lake Britton north of Burney, CA. The McCloud Railway operated between Mt Shasta City, McCloud and Burney, with a branch to Hambone, primarily as a logging railroad. It shut down in 2010, and most of its rolling stock was sold to other railroads. The locomotive in the bridge scene, Number 25, currently operates on the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad in Garibaldi, Oregon.
The portion between McCloud and Burney was removed and has been gradually converted into a hiking trail, the Great Shasta Rail Trail, which will eventually extend from McCloud to Burney including crossing this bridge.
Keep up the awesome videos 😊
“Those are the actual dents!”
Very well done 👏
Thank you for sharing
Great job Nate, i don't know the movie but was Nice to see
I haven’t watched it yet why are they on a journey?
One location I am wondering about is where Richard Dreyfuss scenes were nobody on any of the stand by me locations videos seem to mention them parts !
I would love nate if you do the 'The Exorcist' Location Too. It's too awesome if you do that❤️ btw I really love this movie as a millennial and really cool like the 80s kids would be great back in a day!
Wow, such a good video !
Nate, great job! Do you have an idea where the opening scene was filmed (Where Richard Dryfus is stiing in his 4x4)? It looks as though it may be in Cottage Grove as well? What is you hunch? I look forward to hearing back! Thanks, Nate!
The train bridge is closed because it was a portion of Yreka Western Railroad which went out of service around 2009. The train from the film was the Blue Goose Thompson 19 Steam Engine that was in Yreka CA for my entire childhood. It's now in a Railroad museum in Akron Ohio.
the train bridge is actually on the McCloud Railway, on the southeast side of Mt Shasta. It's located on Lake Britton, right off of Highway 89 north of Burney.
Number 19 was used in the film, but in another train scene. The locomotive in the bridge scene is McCloud 25, which currently operates on the Oregon Coast Scenic in Garibaldi, Oregon.
Hey Nate will you go to Reno Nevada during the spirit time because it’s dope all the props are always working and they have everything they had Penney wise and krampus
I don’t know if you have plans on showing this, but because you do such an awesome job at showing these locations where movies I watched when I was younger, I was wondering, if you will be visiting the movie locations of Zombieland?
That would be awesome!
They should get all the kids together to re visit all the locations! Now that they are all grown up
Loved the locations you showed and the painstaking detail you went to. However, I gotta be honest, I feel like you neglected the most pivotal scene of the movie... when they found Ray's body. Would have loved for you to include that. That's my only criticism.
There was a prop tree house that was next to the one in the tree..It had removable walls,and was on scaffolding which allowed the lighting,and grip guys to move around and get the up close facial footage during the card game..Too bad it was dismantle after filming because it was the exact size as the one in the tree .
My friend lives in the main characters house. It’s goofy seeing his car and watching you just chilling in his driveway lol
LOL! He was such a nice guy too! (providing that's who I spoke to when I knocked lol).
Corey Feldman when he was a little kid.
I maybe wrong but I think the reason why they made the coca-cola mural was because Columbia pictures was owned by the coca-cola company at the time. Great video you did.
Everything has been different since 1986.
Awesome job Nate!!! Do the Goonies!!!
coming soon!!!!
@@ThatNateGuyOnTH-cam awesome. Can’t wait brother. Great work!
Nate, you have become quite the traveler, this weekend is the Railroad Festival in 922 land. PJ in O-HI-O.
Awesome job..where is the tree
Yay my favorite fun and funny TH-camr
Awesome video! Can you do Goonies???
Did it at the same time I did this one, honestly it's probably the best one on youtube but hardly gets any views
th-cam.com/video/ls581YNhs2M/w-d-xo.html
Hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha corey river Jerry will hear that corey want i said about i said about you funny moments i said you got eyes like English massif cute puppy 🐶
You guys really did a great job on this ty
do more abandoned places
I only do that on "That Nate Guy Too" cannel now, and it's only once in a great while
Nice video..❤❤❤
I also wonder where the part was where they get leaches on them because after the failed train dodge they ran across the field and the spot where they found the dead kid
Nate, I was half expecting to see you photoshopped into those movie clips Did you find the back Harlow road 😃
LOL! That would be hilarious!
Humbug mountain sate park oregon
From rails to trails.
👍👍👍✌✌✌
Stayed at the same Air B and B when my family came here. Also made a Stand By Me filming locations video, check it out. Yours is nice as well! Such a cool place!