New York 1945 in color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- I colorized, restored and created a sound design for this video of of New York 1945
a time travel in beautiful New York 1945, we can clearly see what is happening in broad daylight, The right turn at 0:41 is onto 8th Avenue, traveling south. The turn appears to be around 50th Street. The Squire Theater, first visible in the distance on the right at about 1:20, was between 43rd and 44th. The Times Theater, visible at about 2:30, was showing The Princess And The Pirate, with Bob Hope and Virginia Mayo, which was released in November 1944. The Arena Theater, on the next block at 2:45, was on 41st Street. The film ends at 31st Street. (Thx Bobo4037)
Video Restoration Process:
✔ FPS boosted to 60 frames per second
✔ Image resolution boosted up to HD
✔ Improved video sharpness and brightness
✔ Colorized only for the ambiance (not historically accurate)
✔added sound only for the ambiance
✔restoration:(stabilisation,denoise,cleand,deblur)
Please, be aware that colorization colors are not real and fake, colorization was made only for the ambiance and do not represent real historical data.
Thanks to Mr. Rick Prelinger for share the amazing B&W Video Source,
Rick Prelinger is an archivist, professor at the University of California, Santa Cruz,writer and filmmaker, and founder of the Prelinger Archives, a collection of 60,000 advertising, educational, industrial, and amateur films acquired by the Library of Congress in 2002 after 20 years' operation
B&W Video Source from: Rick Prelinger on vimeo.com
B&W Video Source: vimeo.com/2406...
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Would you like to visit the 1945? Which city would you like to visit?
Memphis
Amazing video
b e r l i n
@@TigroBall 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hiroshima and nagasaki 🤯
What’s craziest to me is the lack of traffic lights, or even lines in the road, every intersection was just a complete free for all, people just walked across whenever they felt like it, and the cars somehow managed to stay orderly for the most part.
This! ☝️
This is still the case in many developing countries in the world. People cross the street whenever they feel like it, there is no road markings, and intersections are still a complete free for all.
for realll
It's the same in London at that time too, and loads of other cities in the world, because of how slow vehicles were.
@@metal6948 because they couldn’t
Feels like I time traveled for a brief minute. Great work! Crazy to see how many people just went out infront of cars or stood in the middle of the street lol
Thats new york today lol
You don't visit Manhattan much do you? It's like that everyday here. Lol
I just did it about 15 minutes ago
AAYYY! I'M WALKIN HERE!
The street used to be the domain of people, and horse carriages. The automobile industry took it over. sad!
I thought time machines are impossible? Thank you! Reminded me of my younger years. I am 96 years old as of 2023 and I am just so happy seeing this again as it was before. Still going strong! ♥️♥️
How u doing? ❤
really? thats crazy that you came on here and commented.
What was your favorite decade?
Hey old man are u still alive ?
@@AnimalsCreatures612 nah bro
amazing how people managed traffic without lights and pedestrians crossing, the level of cooperation is so cool.
Cooperation? Wow, these rose tinted glasses used to view the past are absurd. Do you realize how horrible the fatality rate was then for pedestrians??
People were more educated is not like nowadays were there is mostly disrespectful people all around
@@MarkEliasGrant those cars has low acceleration and top speed, so, no, low fate rate bro, go study!
@@17xXxOceaNxXx17 Since 1923, the mileage death rate has decreased 92% and now stands at 1.46 deaths per 100 million miles driven.
@@17xXxOceaNxXx17 It was 19 per 100,000 in 1945 and 12 per 100,000 in 2021.
This is amazing. Just think that someone back then decide “we need to drive around New York and just film everything. In 80 years people are gonna want to see what life was like then.” Such awesome footage. Thank you so much for sharing.
@@Farlayy shut up thanks have a nice day.
LONG LIVE THE GYPSY KING TYSON FURY!!!!!!!!!
@@Farlayy LMAO YOU GOT HIS ASS
@@ezicarus8216 Is your brain malfunctioning or is this a joke?
@@xylonbanda ...it's obviously a joke
This is incredible.
Waiting for the version with the dinosaurs.
Lol
@@FaisalKhan-yt5on X2
there were no dinosaurs , that was hollywood
They say there are dinosaurs in Africa
@@elias7748 who says that? do you mean mokele-mbembe?
Great job with the editing! My father just passed away on 12/29/21 at 96. He was about 20 when this was filmed. Served in WWII from 18-20 years old. The war ended in Sept. 1945 so this could have been filmed around that time. Amazing footage. It's like a time capsule.
My respect for your father,for his service and remembering also those who fell,who didnt return
Jeff C Respect For Your Father For His Service To This Great Nation!!!!!!!!!
@@SebastianGuevara-jl2ot Thank you!
WWII ended August 12, 1945 with the surrender of Japan. I was 9 years old. No cars or car parts had been produced since 1942 and gasoline was rationed. We could play games in the street.
This is so amazing. I was born in 1949 but had no family to teach me about life back then. I do remember a lot. Buildings were built to last forever. Most never change. Thank you so much for sharing and giving me a connection to my past.
Props to the guy who went back in time to record this crisp footage
Agreed. Interesting that the footage returned intact, but he decided to stay.
Can somebody go back in time to the medieval and capture some footage of the life and scenes? Much appreciated.
Rrrrr
@@stevejoshua9536 steve rogers recorded this?
Facts
I don’t think we all understand just how incredible this is.
I know what you mean. I can't believe NYC was so clean and no trash back then.
@@moisesrodriguez9007 thats not what he means
Back in those days people got along real well hamburgers used to be $0.05 in the 1940s.
Did you catch the couple fvcking in the window on the right hand side at 3:34
Imagine how incredible NYC would be in 2145...
My grandmother was born in 1938 in Harlem. It's amazing to be able to see with my own eyes walking to work with my great grandfather and grandfather! Thank you for this experience! I often ask her how it feels to see the world change this much in her lifetime and she always says baby it's feels better than not being able to see it I suppose. They don't make them like her anymore!
After looking at the footage from 1911, it’s crazy to think in just the span of just over 20 years how much the city has changed. The streets are more bustling, and the roads are now filled with cars instead of carriages.
😢
This is literally the closest thing we can experience to time travel...it's the closest thing we can get to experience that time in history..it's a real look into daily life , there's no other way for us to experience that other than traveling back in time ,which the great professor Brian Cox said is impossible, but time traveling forward in time is technically possible.
For white people.
@@ankitxettri6398 man shut up.
Especially if u vr it
@@ankitxettri6398 ??
@@seveirin He's referring to Black people living in America today. The notion of some people in America is that racism isn't there but used to be, but with the whole George Floyd incident, it's quite evident that there is. So basically he's saying that based on that notion, people who aren't white have already travelled back in time.
I dont know if this is crazy but I always have to give it a second thought to actually think that life in those years wasnt in black and white and everything was just as colourful and brightness as is on these days. And these video is just madness, I love it
same I just cant imagine my grandpa being colored
@@orangotango9231 LMFAO
Colourful? Sure, if you aren't in the military fighting the Axis powers or currently occupying Japan.
@@kassandraofodyssey6475
I mean it just says 1945, doesn't specify. For all we know the war could have been over at this point
That's because your mindset is too deep into medias.
WOW! It's like travelling back in time. Beautifully re-mastered with superb "added" audio. So well done!!
I have a time travel machine check my channel
I am so thankful for people like you who restores history on film with HD quality. Please keep up the good work, job well done. Thank you.
That man looking into the camera didn’t realise he was looking into the future.
That's because he wasn't.
Is that what you're doing when someone takes your picture?
😅😅😅
looking at u
@Night Fights Day No he wasn't, a camera only record in one way. It's not a worm hole.
It gives me such a strange feeling of nostalgia and being lost in a world that always evolves
beautiful comment
poetic
Evolving forwards and backwards.
2:40 there’s no way they didn’t get murdered by that bus
Funny seeing people walk around looking up instead of their heads buried in their phones!
As a New Yorker, this is insane to look at. Nearly a century ago, and it all feels the same-
I mean, the jaywalking, the background noise, and even the people staring at the camera man - it all feels exactly the same as it is today.
What’s really bizarre is just how familiar the layout is, but just how foreign the skyline is. There aren’t as many skyscrapers, yet it’s still recognizably Manhattan-
what's truly bizarre is how you can watch footage like this and not realize that we're barbarians living in the ashes of a superior civilization. It's really fucking in your face.
The background noise was added in.
no, look how much better the pavement is? not ot mention it looks cleaner. almost 100 years of technology and we are some how behind.
@@thejunkmanlives it’s cause there’s less things to ruin the roads then as their are now
@@thedogwoods5716 less things? traffic still consists of cars/trucks and horses. plus tire technology is better now. dot just builds the roads like shit to break.
Not only do I respect the person/ people that took the time to redo this, I completely respect the person/ people that knew we would appreciate the historical aspect of this moment in time later.
Yeah.... Agreed.... Beautiful..... Absolutely right....
@Kurt T comparing with what?.... Nothing..... USA cannot be compared with any country in this world..... Everything in major is lost, affected and sacrificed when compared to any other country in this world..... That's what I think.... That's how I think.... And that's what the reality is..... Don't believe?.... Open the records... Everything will be in front of the eyes of the people....
Giustissimo
This is the cleanest I've ever seen New York City.
Damn.
Back when they didn't put cocaine and meth in the food.
Less people back then this is pre baby boom
@@alexrichter1362 they actually did, Coca cola had cocaine in it
Not diverse enough imo. Cleanliness is overrated
This is truely incredible. To be able to see what New York City looked like more that 70 years ago, with images close to what we see today is remarkable.
The quality is insane 😱😱
It would be really cool to record this same path again and place videos side-by-side to see the changes over time
Yes!
Nah. It would be a 2 hour long video cause all the traffic crawls
@@420crim3 nah. One can edit videos.
It would be a lot louder and a lot of taxis and people
all the degenerates now it would be a completely different experience
This quality is incredible! None of them could have imagined we'd be watching them like this one day
In the bathroom while pooping 😹
@@quintonhollinger8588 exactly I can agree on that
That wouldn't be entirely accurate, by that time film was well established.
These people lived lives more similar to our own than the lives of people living in 1905.
@@dixonhill1108 I meant (at least in my case) on a smartphone :)
@@Clint7777 dont worry after a 100 years those people will also tells like this only about us
What amazes me is how few traffic lights there are, and if you compare this footage from footage recorded 30 years earlier it has a great deal more in common with that than footage shot in the 70s. Still very much-so organized chaos. Such a cool video!
Thank you so much for uploading a wonderful video ! From Japan 🇯🇵
That "Basketball" sign at the beginning is a trip. This was filmed the year before the NBA was formed.
Basketball was not formed at the the time as the NBA bro...
@@TheLordIsMyShepherd75 Yeah, I know that. It's just cool seeing it at a time when it was still in the early stages of development. Like the rest of the stuff in this video, I suppose.
@@marks9444 True. Guess it's cool to see how time affects the world we live in.
My great grandpa passed last year at 94 years old. He was born in 1926. Crazy to think he would have been 19 years old when this footage was taken. I imagine how surreal it must have felt to watch the world change as much as it did during his life and always wonder if my generation will experience the same thing in the coming decades.
i'm sorry that he had gone already, but i'm sure it was an amazing experience - living in different times throughout the entire "life on earth" experience
It must be crazy to realize that years after...
Idk how old u are but ur generation should...I was born 91 and 90s babies and older seen the rise of technology and the digital era from the 90s to the 00s, 9/11, "first black president", covid, the breach of the capital, a couple of wars, the golden era to the fall of hip hop, gay & trans go from bein the jokes on tv to canceling movement, etc
I’m just gonna say you cute and sorry to here about ya grandpa🥺❤️
As some born in 91, I've seen some change buuuuut I think until something new comes out, nothing will majorly change like analog to digital technology for example. The most we'll see is aesthetics and smaller tech. Unless we go apocalypse mode, and everyone will be wearing bits of tires and metal spikes in 20 years. So either way, we're going to do a Star Trek.
I think, if anything, perhaps a gradual change over time may not seem as impactful or like an “overnight” change. I’m 28 years old and in my lifetime we’ve gone from dialup internet that took minutes to load a single webpage with just text to having a supercomputer beyond my wildest childhood imagination in the space of 20 years. It’s not really something you think about though. And it doesn’t feel surreal to me now.
It made me amazed how 122 years ago there was an anti-shake in the camera
After watching the video of 1911 its amazing to think how much changed in only few decades ! I just love these, thank you so much.
It’s so weird watching this knowing 99.99% of these people have lived their lives and passed on. I don’t know why that hit me when I was watching this. Amazing footage,like a time warp and it was just 76 years ago.
is the 0.1% queen elizabeth?
@@bibi6096
Add Rothschild to the list
Makes me think of my dad who passed last year.Wish i could have shared this with him and ask,when he was living there, what it was like.
My grandfather is just 11yrs old that time and now he's going 90 yrs old in a few years.
It hit all of us
Deepest respect for the person who foresaw that moto-vlogging would be a thing 75+ years in future and recorded this video! 🙏
What a crap way of saying you like the video
More like compensating for shortcomings in other areas by proving they had money, showing everyone their 3.2 acre camera
Moto-Vlogging 😂 more to the point, the person making this video would be upset that this generation uses phrases like that
@@paulmichael5203 The word "video" wasn't a thing either.. ;) This was shot on FILM, not video. Video hadn't even been invented yet. It was invented in the 1950s and even then the machine definitely wouldn't have fit in a car! On-location video shooting didn't really become a thing until the early 1980s.
Time traveler do it
The little touches you add are brilliant. Especially the way you mix the sound! Your channel has by far the most clear and well colored footage.
Thx Dear ;)
This video starts out at the corner of W 49th and 8th Avenue heading East. Turns Right onto 8th Avenue heading South. The two subway stairways are still there on the corner. A Hilton Garden Inn now sits where the business that has the name "Corner" under the war bonds billboard at the beginning of the video. If you do Street View on Google Earth you can still make out some of the buildings along 8th Avenue.
All I can think of while watching this is how clean and tidy everything looks.
Before blacks took over
Not the crazy traffic of today
People back then were actually courteous and conscious of their fellow human being.
Edit for all the race baiters who keep tagging me: I DONT CARE.
And that smooth pavement! Nothing like Manhattan streets today.
some comfort can be found that people even then were standing in the middle of roads waiting for traffic to stop for them.
Is it just me or to be able see this era in today's world is a soothing experience that my soul is living.
Until you realize that world War 2 was still going on at the time, so there were millions of people about to die in an American-launched nuclear attack on Japan very shortly after this video
Boom 🤘🏼🥷
@@MrE_ and many having died from Japan’s infamous rape of Nanking. In world war II everyone fucked up. Don’t make this about America.
@@exosianteatime1517 it's called history. Chill
@@exosianteatime1517 Relativization of the worst kind, no, not everyone fked up, and not all crimes have equal weight
As a wise man once said: TH-cam is the closest we have to a time machine
Wonderful video!
It’s like a whole new world. Looking at this and then looking at our cities now is just beyond amazing
And depressing.
@@mattguxxxtt9629 yeah now it’s all depressing and everyone’s constantly fighting and becoming too politically correct
the architecture. Now we got lifeless buildings
@Austin Smd no one said that was good tho so idk why ur being sarcastic. U just threw something into the convo that no one mentioned
@@MajinJustin872 You said "too politcally correct". Racism(segregation) and Sexism are inherently political. It shouldn't be but it is. Any person that can grasp nuance will understand how that relates lmfao
This looks so clean that it actually looks like a movie set from present day.
Holy crap! I thought that exact same thing and as I thought it, I saw your comment lol
@@GeorgeZimmermen Yeah like wtf? Why are people so nasty these days?
There’s definitely still a lot of trash on the sidewalks and sides of the roads if you look. There’s just less cars/people blowing it around.
@@curated3708 less focus on the family unit, self accountability and responsibility, rampant drug use, music and media that promote ghetto culture, less assimilation, pockets of different cultures and values instead of a shared homogenous culture, and the acceptance of government being your care taker instead of yourself
@@GeorgeZimmermen true dat
This is amazing! Thank you for sharing. It's like a time machine. Feels like a window to the past.
This footage and the 80s are closer to eachother than the 80s and present day.
Thats a strange feeling for me thats in my 30s, damn im old
Thank god he had a dash cam to record this
Lmaoo fr tho my dude was way ahead of his time .
underrated comment
This is as close to time-travelling that we'll ever get.
it's also so weird that when this video was recorded i wasn't alive. there was no me. even my father wasn't alive. and also it's so weird that 50 years later i will be dead and the world will not remember me. im no one and im nothing to this world.. when i was a kid i thought i was gonna live forever and i thought i was gonna die hundreds of years later. but im only gonna be here for a short time.. it's just so weird. why didn't i born in the afterlife i mean why didn't i born in the eternal life? why did i have to be born in a life where i will die in less than 100 years..
No , this is timetravelling
@@maskedbodybuilder4020 yeah thats what i thought as well
@@maskedbodybuilder4020 I agree to you. From time to time I listen to lectures of Alan Watts. It helps me find ansers to my questions.
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@@maskedbodybuilder4020 Just study islam for one time ... just for one time ...
we Muslims consider this life as a temporary life (which it is actually) ..
we believe in afterlife which is eternal and permanent..
your whole confusion will get clear .. if you are so much curious about this short life then please brother just study islam at least once in your short life
The lack of traffic lights is what caught my attention.
So I guess the ones on the corners did not catch your attention :D
Incredible! At the end of the film we are passing between the grand Farley Post Office on the right (which still stands) and across the street at left the western side of one of the most beautiful buildings ever built for the people in America-the original Penn Station.
It’s crazy when you think about it, how modern 1945 looks when the fps is adjusted and color is added. Plus my grandma was 3 years old and this is what see seen which really blows my mind lol.
I agree,i think the bad quality of video footage from the past makes our brians assume it looked wprse than it was
@Awawawa CM yeah quite possibly,i just never expected anything to be nice at all back then,I think I am conditioned to just see the past as poor and undeveloped because thats how we think of the past in ireland.
Go outside of new york I guarantee you much of the country and the world were far less developed and modernized
who?
This shows us how humanity arrange everything.
So this is how our grandparents see the world around them when they were young and move freely like us now.
Except we’re not free
@@macjames2361 damn…
Not mine. My grandparents grew up in Germany. Both born 1940.. so… I imagine what they saw was a bit different
@@Kyle3x I'm very sorry to hear that
I hope they did well afterward and still are
@@thedarkapex5327 yeah they are good. Grandpas passed but my oma still living the life on the beach in the US now.
crazy how different it looks compared 2 1911 . so much changed in only 34 years
This is just classy, every second of vid. Clean streets, little to no ads, less noise and light pollution, properly dressed ladies and gentlemen. Also vintage store signs look great on buildings. I may sound like one of these “grass was greener” but screw it, vid shows it all. And whole street looks neat, nothing out of place, nothing screams at you and distract, but there is a beauty in such modesty. Amazing quality and operator work, also great job on restoring it to color. Always a pleasure watching your videos, keep it up!
Listen to old recordings and people also spoke more clearly. Presidential speeches are night and day compared to our times. The common everyman off the street too was also lightyears more articulate than we are despite drastically less formal education back then. Look into bibliographic records and the vocabulary of our books is becoming less complex. We are barbarians living in the ashes of a superior civilization.
"""Diversity is a strength"""
I ain't a supremacist, but to achieve this again society will have to be homogeneous. (Religion,Race,Culture) There is simply too much of a difference between white & brown, the best solution is to exchange population. Trying to "fix" or change the differences will require one side to destroy themselves.
@@MapleMan1984 WIthout humans, there would be no buildings, law, technology, etc. People create their own environments. People also differ from each other, and they create different environments, and when migrants are brought in, the migrants create their own environments too, and the natives are eventually rendered homeless.
That’s awesome!! Old New York had such a different vibe. Every car looks the same LOL and it’s just a freaking free for all on the streets haha.
Agreed, but the vehicles are travelling slowly.
You could literally sleep on the road and not get run over, that definitely goes to show how different traffic was back then lol
All the cars look the same to a 2021 eye. I think that someone from that time would say the same about today's cars ;)
It was cleaner as well it seems
@@ZephaniahL youve obviously never been to newyork lmaoo
One of my biggest daydreams would be to travel back in time, long before I was born just to walk around my childhood house/neighborhood and see how it developed throughout the years.
😢💔..
Same. And see my village 100 years ago when people was close to the nature and not in technology
Ur dream is very small then
Such a thing will be possible for future generations with the advent of Google street view
@massi you mean Google Street VR View!?😅👍
I'm going to send this to my grandfather as he was born and raised in New York in the 40s. Just turned 87 a few months ago. Thanks
It's amazing how simple things were back then, no traffic lights, stop signs, or people on their phone the whole time.
it was definitely not simpler
My dad is 93 and came to NYC a few years after the original shooting, so I'm going to let him take a look at it. Amazing. Thank you.
That’s cool
What was his reaction?
Please keep us updated on his reaction.
keep us posted
Keep us posted!
waiting for leonardo dicaprio to just pop out anytime ..
What do you mean by that, sport?
Yum. Those dreamy eyes...
@@smerbothefleeb5699 goof.
@@tinag7506 you mean the aviator?
Titanic lol
Wow this is incredible hats off to a superb job in remastering this !
The old cars from the 40s. Thank you for putting this old scene on TH-cam.
When the footage looks so natural you get a true sense of what it would be like to be there in that era. Fascinating!
It looked like you're being in a time travel looking on it
I hope there is going to emerge ever more of such material. You then can extensively dive into an era, if you're occupying yourself with it.
Truly does..What a trip life is.
Yeah, especially if you get to watch this on a big tv. I finally was able to get a 65 inch 4K tv and these clips are blowing my mind, it’s so immersive it’s like the closest thing we have to a time machine. It made me think that maybe it might be a good idea for a little break from todays world to sometimes take a full day of just watching and living in these past times, immerse yourself for a longer period and just sorta live there for a while. Make some coffee and pretend your drinking it back in the 40s or 30s, heck there was a great clip from the 1890s Paris that had been further improved and is now also more immersive. I feel so calm watching these, such a nice escape
Honestly this footage is rather dull. Any video from the modern age is going to look pretty similar to today
You wouldn't know how nostalgic I'd feel if I were to recognize my young grandma walking the street with my kid dad in one of these
Sorry but you wouldn't feel nostalgic for something you haven't experienced. It might be inspiring or interesting but you wouldn't feel nostalgic for it. That's just not how it works.
@@GeeksGets anemoia
@@GeeksGets nostalgia is a tricky thing, someone can feel nostalgic if they didn’t experience it, just because their surroundings had a lot of people feeling nostalgic or they were surrounded by very old things, movies, books etc.
you guys must be fun at parties!
@@dorothyparker8433 thats a really poetic sentence the past making it to the present
You have provided a great service with these videos. They are amazing!
This is just awesome! I am so glad that I have seen this and that someone took the time to make it.
Whoever shot this did a good job of keeping their phone steady.
💀💀💀💀haha
lol, only if the phone is like half of the car.
@Neo Anderson Has it ever crossed your mind that they are a time traveler, silly? This is in 1945
Hol up- 😳
Don't be dumb. It's very steady because they used the go-pro with a stabilizing arm.
Having the film in colour makes the scenery so much more relatable.
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I mean it's all brown and green
I notice ther was only a single painted line to separate uptown to downtown and east to west. Nowadays there are single and double lines to separate and prevent U turns Driving is much easier to do. By the way the 5th Ave Coach Company had light yellow roof and dark green below the windows. I should know, Iam a New Yorker.
Its the smooth 60 fps that makes it alive. It how our eyes see movement in the real world
@@majorbigss1 we don't see in FPS, but if we were to compare... that will be around 360 fps not 60.
I just watched the video from 1906. It's so crazy to think how much has changed from that first video to here in just 39 years. No horses and less people walking on the road....
Less diversity....
When every building, car, and person had style and class. What a sight to behold!
Seeing the past is insane, I was born in the 80's. But this wasn't that far back and seeing how technology evolved in every aspect, makes it scary but in a good way.
About the same distance in time between now and when you were born, as there is between 1945 and when you were born
@@Ben-lu7kn I was thinking the same thing! I was born in '82 and I am further from my birth than my birth from this video. It seems so bizarre how different that world was than it is now considering the relative short span of time that separates us from it.
So was I and some of the 1950's cars still was on the roads by the time I came into the world and this is in Australia. Basically what is happening right now I still see 1980s cars still on the roads now.
That means you are about 40 years old now mhmm
Totally agree, was like as soon as electricity was harnessed, tech started to take off. Compare now to 2000, not huge difference on the surface but tons of low key differences, mostly due to internet.
i love how everyone is just staring at the camera
Agreed. It must have been a huge thing and very obvious and conspicuous.
They’ve never seen one before
Fun fact: most of the people in the video are probably dead by now
@@PowerMiner are*
@@joeg5265 cameras weren’t rare back then, that’s just how most people react to being filmed anyways.
Amazing work on this video to you NASS. Brilliant!
Wonderful video, just at the edge of my memories of life back then 😊. I found that a playback speed of 1.5X normal gives a better rendition of people walking, cars driving, etc. Worth a 👍.
Man this Mafia Remastered ReShade mod is really impressive
yes
Mafia 2021 gameplay
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@@planetofpcgamers2688 lol bru. Promotion 🤣🤣
@@NXB5th yes 😊
Ah yes a man of culture right here.
ah, I see you too are a man of culture.
It amazes me that my Grandma who just turned 90 was 14 during this time.
you should show her this video and tell us what she thinks of it, I wonder how much she remembers
@Big Spill not a he its a she
@Big Spill 🤣🤣🤣
@Big Spill yep
@Big Spill bro are you stupid it isn't "pronoun warriors" the original comment said "grandma" it's not their fault you can't read
so now I see why intersections and traffic lights are necessary
I've recently finished watching The Deuce. Appreciate how almost accurate the potrayal from that series is to the real life
The sound is the most important aspect to me. Without that, it would feel a lot more detached and lifeless.
The sound is just added. It's not original.
well the sound is fake so
@@MDA-DACHORGANISATION still makes it feel more realistic
this sound is horrible tho, nothing matches. I think person who made this, should put more effort into making the sounds. like adding proper car engine sounds and people talking on background, but instead he just took some random "city sounds" and put those on background.
@@SethiozProject bruh you are everywhere, chill
Interesting feeling of reality since you know it is not a Hollywood film with actors but 1945 reality with real people.
This was really a time travel, thanks!
This is a extended scene from Time Cop.
We really live in a simulation
We get smarter and smarter every decade that it actually concerns me
Streets are so clean here, it’s more beautiful then vs now
I’d love to see a comparison of this route to the modern day route.
The people, cars, fashions etc have obviously evolved but it would be cool to see how the buildings have changed, especially those that are the same ones as in this video.
8th Ave southbound from the 4X streets into the 3x streets. Clip ends as photographer passes old Penn Station (left) and Farley PO (right) at 32nd st. 8th Ave today is one-way northbound.
DEVOLVED**
This footage is incredible. Like a trip through time.
Wow… this is the closest thing we have to a time machine. Incredible.
At this rate we might actually have one by the time we get life figured out. I mean hell everything is science, and it keeps getting closer and closer. We know energy exists as waves in the world, we have machines that can read people's brains and shit. There's a device that can recognize 100 different words just by thought.
@@skahler If time machine exist in future it already exist now and even past too .
Time machine is nearly impossible I mean you have to reverse engineer the entire universe back .
And If it exist why would a time travel travel to this point of history , Our tech would be like stone age for him .
& If time travel has changed the past events , It's already done . We are just mere audience inside it we won't even feel it .
@@MacwinsTV Some tenet shit right there
@l o l I dont know what youre talkling about but I like it
@l o l like McConaughey in interstellar
The most satisfying thing is the clean ceiling no wires flying across every turn no poles its beauty
Wow! Going south on 8th Avenue, amazing! Towards the end of the video, on the left side, opposite the Post Office, is the back of Penn Station which was torn down in 1963 and replaced with Madison Square Garden.
The fact we can capture a moment in time and resee it 100s of years later is just so interesting, makes me feel thankful
imagine peeople watching us in 2080 etc "2021 life"
And to think, many of us only need to access our natural recall...
looks like google is hard at work, not only did they invent a time machine but also mounted a car with a capture camera.
Nah it's amazing.. without the view and feel the past would be only a memory that would fade away.
@@Brucelee89896 2021 New York remastered in brainwave format and added real simulated world you can actually touch
I've always wanted to go back in time and just stand on a corner watching the world go by. This is pretty close.
If I went back in time and stand on the same corner I probably would have gotten lynched..
yeah. I want go back in 2017 to invest several millions to bitcoin))
@@JIMDOG4442002 LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
Hmmm
same my after life forsure
Notice how every looks at the car recording in awe for some reason? That's because this TH-camr is a time traveler, and that's him going to the past to record. 😆
Now this one looks amazingly good 👍
It’s so strange to think people of that time would be so astounded to see how far we’ve come and we also feel so exhilarated looking back from where we started.
We didn't start from there though?
@HeavenThird America is better now in every way compared to the 1920s
@@qdakid7776 America today is a joke to the whole world
@@qdakid7776 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAA. no honey. riots over a scumbag who died from a fentanyl overdose, freedoms taken away from a select group of people, science becoming a religious dogma, censorship which every oppressive regime in the past has done i.e. THE NAZIS, a declining economy going toward a recession. those gas prices really must feel worth it for "cleaner" air. the air is cleaner just as much as how "green" electric cars are. ever seen a lithium mine? one side has control over the media, entertainment, the fucking government and it is literally a sin to question them. yall are no better than christians who don't question the bible. worse even. you all literally became the nazis youve been calling the right for years.
fun fact: when trump first won the left said it was a "threat to democracy" and that there was "russian collusion" which still hasn't been proven by a side who has control over the media, entertainment, and government. kinda fuckin funny aint it boy?
@@qdakid7776 i think the fact that america has had someone like Trump as a freaken president proves how fucked today really is
The surreal thing to me is looking at immersive footage like this, and thinking about all the things (great and small) that haven’t happened yet. There’s an innocent quality, but also a calm before the storm quality, to it.
ironically these folks are far less naive than people living in america today. they've almost all likely either faced a draft, lost boys to war, or have close friends who have, and they likely have an inkling of what "total war" means--ie, when you face a threat such that you shift your normal means of production to making weaponry, for example the car factories in Detroit are now making army aircraft, the metalsmiths are all making bullets, and everyone is recycling their shaving cream tubes so the military can harvest the tin.
You overused quality
@@thorodinson6649 I actually looked over the grammar of it twice, had doubts, and still worded it wrong. I’m good at doing that.
Before the far left completely ruined everything.
nostalgiatards be like NUUUUU TOO MUCH QUALITY BRING BACK LOW QUALITY
The 'ice skating' signs you see in the beginning on the right... That's the original Madison Square Garden! Also it ends where the current MSG is not yet built. Also, anyone from NY knows you can't drive in that direction down 8th Ave anymore. Thank you so much for posting this. So fun to watch!
Oh my! Looks like Farley on the right!
Azul thank you for these beautiful footage
I love how nobody has the right of way, therefore nobody gets pissed.
@GoldenState look at india's traffic lol. They have no traffic rules. What a dumb country
@@nameless9084 Who hurt you man? lmao
@@vikas lol no one, he's just pointing out the obvious
We really live in a simulation
We get smarter and smarter every decade that it actually concerns me
They also haven't developed cars or roads there, so.
It would be amazing to do a side by side comparison between the footage back then and footage from modern day New York, just to see how much it’s changed.
@Boyitellyouhwhat Amazing? For sure Depressing? I guess, for some people, boomers more likely, but still amazing.
@Boyitellyouhwhat why depressing....?
life is better? everyone is more likely to live longer, breath in less smog, less likely to die in a car crash, less likely to be run over by a car, less likely to be killed by police or another thug.
I would think living now is 999999x better.
@@MoonLiteNite it’s a shithole now. That’s why. Stop lying to yourself
@@MrSkarbek36 statistically it’s definitely better now, but it’s always been shit
@@MrSkarbek36 youre fun at parties
Amazing!! So cool.
I think this is great because everyone in this video didn’t know they were being documented. Most of the documentation we see about the past is about what people want the world to see, but it’s incredible to see people being people
I cant get over how good the quality of the roads are. Driving in the city now is like off roading.
They see me rollin’
It’s because they paved them in 1945 and decided to never do it again lol
@@dylanlac765n6 And I heard that before that, Fred Flinstone was the last guy to pave the roads over.
@@Penguinz072 they hatin
@@dylanlac765n6 The subways in NYC were made in the 1800s. The roads were probably paved in the same area haha.
it’s amazing how much prettier things were before neon signs and ads in every window. this honestly looks like a much more inviting place just because of the simplicity
That was well said. The environment looks so calm and carefree.
@@xro1983 actually this was the time when new york was run by the five families. It was hardly calm.
@@KASKhan_ i referring to the calmness of the video. Not the era
True. This was when capitalism was still an objective benefit to society and hadn't turned people into materialist, consumerist droids whose main understanding of reality is based on the advertisements fed to them by big business.
This looks the same as now... Cars everywhere, people everywhere... I'm surprised at that
It's staggering the amount of change between this and the 1911 footage a little over 30 years before.
I'm completely blown away! This is absolutely amazing footage!