OMG this was so detailed and how exciting that you got to meet Tim and Jenna! I wish the governor would build a recreation of the buildings as a tourist attraction but I do understand that it's a quiet town and as much as the people joke around about the "juicers", they just want to be left alone. But maybe not build the buildings but put pictures of where the bridge would be, like the one from the house, so people could visualize it. But fun video, thank you and blessings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷.
@@willmariegirona2911 all the way from beautiful Puerto Rico, wow. Thanks for the kind words. Yes, we def got the feeling that the townspeople try to stay upbeat about juicers but don’t want them/us getting too juicy, hahaha. They live simply out there in rural Vermont and want to leave it that way. Blessings to you as well 😘
I’m so sad they took everything down. I absolutely love the two movies. I hope they make a 3rd and this time I will visit while they are filming. I live in Michigan, 13 hrs away but worth the drive. Maybe I’ll visit it anyway.
Hello. Your video came up in my feed and I watched it and enjoyed it very much. I too am a History Buff, so I’m watching some of your other videos and am enjoying them as well. I live on the West Coast so seeing all these places in New England and the Northeast is fascinating to me. Love your emphasis on the small towns and villages in the region, as well as the coastal areas and lighthouses. I look forward to seeing more of your videos. Best of Luck in your travels and stay safe. 👋
Very interesting, what a wonderfully serene place, an amazing place to live I imagine... does anyone there want to adopt a 48 year old Englisman? I have all my own teeth! 😂👍 Best wishes from a French forest. 🇬🇧⚒️🇺🇲
It’s even worse than that because it’s not like Brattleboro, Woodstock, Stowe, etc where there’s at least a cute town with shops, food and resources. The most, “real place” nearby would be Hanover NH and that’s over 30 min from East Corinth, so is it even near? 😂 There’s also tiny Bradford VT which does have some things but it’s not remarkable. I just want people to know what they’re getting into if they decide to venture that way. 🤪
@@vault20 well thanks. ☺️ And yeah, we’ve been known to attend the games at Loon. We both love being Scottish Americans and LOVE going to Scotland. “If it’s not Scottish it’s crap”, after all.
@@ThatHistoryChick I say that to my dad all the time he’s the one that showed me that clip that’s cool though I been going to loon for 13 years now this year will be the first year I’m not going
Wife and I took a trip to East Cornith last October. We were trying to see the Beetlejuice House Faccade but when we got there we saw the construction company taking it down
They need to do now to 🎥 🎞 🎦 🎬 📽 film Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice before Michael Keaton and Geena Davis and Alec Baldwin passing us from the world 🌎 😢😢.
@@CarlosVazquez-p4c recently saw an interview with Tim Burton and he said that at the rate he’s making Beetlejuice movies he’d be 100 so it’s not likely to happen. I feel like it should happen though!
@@buckiemohawk3643 Mystic Pizza and Amistad are the big ones I can think of that were filmed on location. Love the CT Old State House, big Amistad filing site. I’ll have to go back soon… 💡
OMG this was so detailed and how exciting that you got to meet Tim and Jenna! I wish the governor would build a recreation of the buildings as a tourist attraction but I do understand that it's a quiet town and as much as the people joke around about the "juicers", they just want to be left alone. But maybe not build the buildings but put pictures of where the bridge would be, like the one from the house, so people could visualize it. But fun video, thank you and blessings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷.
@@willmariegirona2911 all the way from beautiful Puerto Rico, wow. Thanks for the kind words.
Yes, we def got the feeling that the townspeople try to stay upbeat about juicers but don’t want them/us getting too juicy, hahaha. They live simply out there in rural Vermont and want to leave it that way.
Blessings to you as well 😘
I’m so sad they took everything down. I absolutely love the two movies. I hope they make a 3rd and this time I will visit while they are filming. I live in Michigan, 13 hrs away but worth the drive. Maybe I’ll visit it anyway.
Great Video, I just saw your channel in my recommendations! I think I watched the original at least 100 times now! 😂
@@xXKnight_WolfXx wow, that’s pretty hardcore. Thanks for that.
@@ThatHistoryChick I like your channel, I subscribed! ☺
Hello. Your video came up in my feed and I watched it and enjoyed it very much.
I too am a History Buff, so I’m watching some of your other videos and am enjoying them as well.
I live on the West Coast so seeing all these places in New England and the Northeast is fascinating to me. Love your emphasis on the small towns and villages in the region, as well as the coastal areas and lighthouses.
I look forward to seeing more of your videos. Best of Luck in your travels and stay safe. 👋
@@AncientWolfHowl61 that’s wonderful. Thank you!
I love this. Thank you so much. This is so exciting and yet sad at the same time lol. I hate reality :(
@@GhoulsAndGoblins31 hahaha, well said. 100%
Very interesting, what a wonderfully serene place, an amazing place to live I imagine... does anyone there want to adopt a 48 year old Englisman? I have all my own teeth! 😂👍
Best wishes from a French forest. 🇬🇧⚒️🇺🇲
@@nigelcarren lol, that made my day. 😆
Yes, these places in rural New England are quite peaceful.
Very cool tour. I’d hate to drive 5 hours to see a regular Vermont town.
It’s even worse than that because it’s not like Brattleboro, Woodstock, Stowe, etc where there’s at least a cute town with shops, food and resources. The most, “real place” nearby would be Hanover NH and that’s over 30 min from East Corinth, so is it even near? 😂 There’s also tiny Bradford VT which does have some things but it’s not remarkable.
I just want people to know what they’re getting into if they decide to venture that way. 🤪
Thumbs up for this movie and my guy wearing a kilt are you highland game goers on loon mountain in New Hampshire?
@@vault20 well thanks. ☺️ And yeah, we’ve been known to attend the games at Loon. We both love being Scottish Americans and LOVE going to Scotland. “If it’s not Scottish it’s crap”, after all.
@@ThatHistoryChick I say that to my dad all the time he’s the one that showed me that clip that’s cool though I been going to loon for 13 years now this year will be the first year I’m not going
Wife and I took a trip to East Cornith last October. We were trying to see the Beetlejuice House Faccade but when we got there we saw the construction company taking it down
@@chroylikesfish oh man that’s a bummer. Hope this helps so you can see what it was like.
They need to do now to 🎥 🎞 🎦 🎬 📽 film Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice before Michael Keaton and Geena Davis and Alec Baldwin passing us from the world 🌎 😢😢.
@@CarlosVazquez-p4c recently saw an interview with Tim Burton and he said that at the rate he’s making Beetlejuice movies he’d be 100 so it’s not likely to happen. I feel like it should happen though!
it wasnt filmed in ct I can tell you when something is filmed in actual ct
@@buckiemohawk3643 no, it’s East Corinth VT for sure 😂
@@ThatHistoryChick they are very few movies set in CT and its funny when they are and its def not shot in ct.... I can always tell
@@buckiemohawk3643 Mystic Pizza and Amistad are the big ones I can think of that were filmed on location. Love the CT Old State House, big Amistad filing site. I’ll have to go back soon… 💡
Disappointing