Top 10 Real Movie Locations That Don't Exist Anymore
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- We regret to inform you that these bucket list movie destinations no longer exist. For this list, we’ll be looking at real locations that have been used in popular movies that have since been demolished. Our countdown includes “Vertigo”, “Rocky”, “GoldenEye”, and more! Which of these do you find the most tragic? Let us know in the comments below!
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Arecibo. It was a unique instrument of science.
@Khalid Naik 5.0 go away and quit self promoting your self
@@glentaylor56 a pinned comment does not count
0:20 - I like how you acknowledged that the clip came from Inside Edition, but blurred out their logo in the corner. XD
As someone who lives in Puerto Rico, and has seen the Telescope Museum multiple times, it still hurts to this day when I heard it collapsed……
Did it collapse unexpectedly or was it planned?
@@bjpalm1994 lack of maintenance cause it. It collapsed about 3 years ago.
It's crazy to me that they let that happen.
It should be rebuild and upgraded!
As a Puerto Rican witnessing the collapse of the radar telescope was gut-wrenching.
I know! I visited the Science Museum that’s on the Scope about one year before it collapsed….
as fan of space exploration we all had gut -wrenching pain watching it fell/structurally failed. When news broke, we were Pleading to try to save it. Sadly they let it deteriorate so it was beyond the point where they could safely work to replace the bad damaged support cables.
Watching the the support cables explode from tension with paint flying off the cables as if a bomb had been set off under the paint layers was scary, sadden and amazing physics. Then came the next one, another cable failure that violently catastrophically failed, leaving the few remaining support cables severely overloaded far far beyond their maxim "Yield" strength and "Breaking" strength. Which as the inevitable happened the sheer amount of force released from the cable towers holding that center platform of instruments up was scary. Massive concrete structures whipped backwards and forwards as they acted and reacted and then reacted again and again to the forces created from the release of weight & forces they were once holding .
Whoever finds these comments in 5-10 years when this Arecibo Telescope collapse is not in your memories(we doubt you'll be taught about it, unless in an engineering class about catastrophic collapses and what leads to them and how violent they are. ), please look for the collapse videos here on youtube.
Also read the comments, they will be repetitive at times but lots of people had questions for "how and why that Radar Telescope was not able to be repaired" and when that was explained, then came "how in the hell did they allow it to get to the point?" questions. Where even just 1 human worker should not(under high risk of death) go onto any of the structure to try and fix things and/or mount addition cameras. It was inspected by drones with cameras (these were just becoming wide spread for such uses at the time of the collapse and required commercial drone pilots) being flown around as the authorities knew it was not if but a matter of when in the next few days it was going to come crashing down. Destroying the concrete crater dish below and ripping ripping apart the support towers....The thing look like a bomb had gone off on multiple places and the impact was one of feeling of extreme loss.
There are fewer and fewer places where such style of telescopes can be built due to their size and contamination from human population's pollution all over the EMF (Electromagnetic Frequency) waves. EMF is everything you see and hear , plus all the other frequencies humans can't with our limited eyes and ears.....
Me too. I visited it around 10 years ago then went to swim in the falls in El Yunque.
Seeing the part of history of my country destroyed was very saddening
I still feel sad about the collapse. Que pena. :(
While most of these locations have since been demolished, the historic Arecibo Telescope in Puerto Rico most deserved to be rebuilt into a much better and still a much useful telescope (🔭).
As someone who's lived his whole life in Puerto Rico, I agree with this, there are plans to rebuild the telescope to it's former glory but I haven't looked into it anymore, hopefully they rebuild it soon.
I really hope they do rebuild it. It was my favorite telescopes 😍
Quite agree. This one needs to be rebuilt.
A puertorican thanks you🙏🏾
The Aricebo Dish is SUCH a monumental loss! I remember it being discussed in my Astronomy class as an undergrad years after first having seen it in CONTACT and GOLDENEYE, and now that it's gone - yeah, they definitely need to redesign, restore, reconstruct and reinforce it!
It also featured in *X files* .
The American Military Industrial Complex doesn't want any money spent on a device that could be used to look for intelligent life . 👽🖖
There was a famous nightclub in Boston in the 40's that was also called The Coconut Grove. It burned down one night in the 40's, it was over-crowded, it also had a revolving door at the main entrance as the only public access/exit. It jammed almost immediately and people just piled up behind it and died. It remains the deadliest fire in the US to this day and there's an ordinance in the city of Boston that the name can never be used again on any business. It's also the reason why whenever you see a revolving door there are always regular doors on either side of it.
You forgot Dixie Square Mall in this list. A real life, big shopping mall. It closed and a year after the closing they shot the chase scene of the Blues Borthers there, a iconic scene. The original shops that closed a year earlier cameback to life for the film. After filing it closed again, decead and was part victim of fire and then demolished.
Blues Brothers another bad as movie
You are 100% correct.
It really is a shame that the locations used in films eventually get demolished, but sadly you can't stop constructional development and progress.
Thats not why the PR Radar was destroyed
@@bdboricua3128 I never said it was, when i said that you can't stop constructional development and progress i was talking about the new buildings that they put up after the old buildings get torn down.
JSYK-Constructional is not a word, but i understand what you mean.
I agree I glad we got man here in Philippinesnamed alcuzar who moved all the historic houses in his park
Unfortunately it is a consequence of changes over the natural course of time and how time changes space similar to the changes to Hill Valley in Back to the Future or the changes London England goes through while time travelling into the future from The Time Machine 1960.
As a Puerto Rican, I’m was sad that that a historic part of science, movies and my island got destroyed
As a lover of science, hearing that the Arecibo observatory in Puerto Rico was irreparably damaged, was very upsetting. Having been the second largest (single-dish) radio telescope in the world, its destruction was a huge blow to astronomical science everywhere. Also, the Radio observatory was a huge incubator for STEM education in Puerto Rico and many students who trained there have gone on to become astronomers, planetary scientists and more. When the U.S. government decided not to rebuild it, as it was determined that other U.S. government observatories could perform the same mission, it was very saddening.
It always angers me how seemingly little support we on the mainland give to our fellow citizens in Puerto Rico. Some Americans (typically stupid / ignorant ones) don’t even realize that it is a part of the U.S. and despite the fact that it has nearly 3.3 million people, which is more people than there are in Nevada, and it still doesn’t have the same privileges and rights that a State, Commonwealth or Republic of the U.S. enjoys. It has a GDP of over $106 billion, which would knock New Hampshire out of 40th place and is a beautiful U.S. territory with wonderful people and is also a great vacation destination within the U.S.
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To be honest, I was not aware of what happened to the Arecibo Observatory until now. I visited that place years ago & that's why this tragic news shocked me.
Yeah, I live in Puerto Rico. Losing the telescope was so sudden and sad to learn.
@@shadowmarauder6033 You get my point. I only stayed in Puerto Rico for more than 20 years but I was fortunate enough to visit the Arecibo Observatory before that happened.
@@shadowmarauder6033 I imagine it was also a blow to your country's world perception and prestige for contributions into the science and space communities collective knowledge base. Discovers that were only possible because Puerto Rico had this amazing telescope that there were only a few even remotely as powerful like it, in the entire world.
@@ARTSONICFAN990 same... Goldeneye was one of my childhood favorites, both the movie and the n64 game.
watching this video and realizing the dish was gone forever... was like losing a part of my childhood, yknow?
no shame... I cried for a moment.
Used to live near Arecibo when my dad was stationed at Ramey AFB near Mayaguez. Very beautiful part of the island.
Loved the shout-outs to "Xanadu",
"Better Off Dead" & "Speedy".
There was also Sherman Oaks Galleria,
which was featured in both "Fast Times
At Ridgemont High" & in "Chopping Mall".
It was torn down &, apparently, later rebuilt,
but it supposedly bears little or no.
resemblance to the original structure.
Actually, you can add all the casinos that were featured in the original Oceans 11. The Bellagio, The Wynn and other up to date hotels stand on their corpses. 😔
A ton of casinos in movies we've seen have long since been demolished. The one seen in _National Lampoon's Vegas Vacation_ had one that doesn't exist anymore. It was the one Clark and Eddy go to for that super cheap buffet ("Mm, the bread pudding's extra runny tonight!") which was used for a few scenes. It was scheduled for demolition but the crew had a few scenes worked in.
_Terminator_ had many locations featured which were torn down or redone in the past few decades. That "Tech Noir" dance club didn't last long. The gun shop ("Phased plasma rifle in the 40-watt range.") is a car dealership, Carrow's restaurant (where Sarah worked) was bought out.
The best casino filmed that is no longer there, was the Landmark (the one that looked like a UFO on a stick), but they filmed the destruction for “Mars Attacks!” So it looked like it was blown up by the Martians. Talk about having only one take for a shot!
@@joermnyc I remember that one. It's oddly satisfying to hear behind the scenes a structure is about to be demolished anyway so it's used for a shot. One before that was the giant warehouse in the opening scene of _Demolition Man_ (1993).
Oh, gonna blow this thing up? Can I push the button!? :D
@@joermnyc The landmark you’re referring to was the Late, Iconic, Landmark, not The Stardust.
Wasn't the cheap buffet scene filmed at the Klondike? If so, I didn't realize it closed but it's been 15 years since I've been to Vegas. When I was there last they featured a $1.99 breakfast buffet.
@@joermnyc Probably one of the best examples of "its going to be demolished anyway so lets use it for a movie" is the Becton Gas Works. Stanly Kubrick was looking for a filming location for the Vietnam part of Full Metal Jacket and discovered that the Becton Gas Works was going to be demolished which was perfect since it mostly had the kind of partially-destroyed-building aesthetic that he wanted and he could change it (build things on the site, alter buildings, knock bits down, blow bits up etc) without needing to worry about what the site looked like when it was done since the entire place was going to be demolished and cleared anyway.
Losing Arecibo is the most significant of all these. The knowledge derived from it while it lasted is immeasurable. I am delighted that they are exploring rebuilding it.
Araciebo was also in “Contact” with Jodie Foster as she was working there with SETI, though her funding was yanked and she needed to find somewhere else to work with private funding (eventually moved to the Very Large Array in New Mexico, where she found an alien radio signal.)
Love your channel, WatchMojo! Keep up the awesome work.
Thanks so much!
It’s incredible how the United States, even after six decades of historic preservation movements in the country, many times still treats historic spaces as they were nothing more than nuisances to the real estate industry…
The Arecibo Telescope was also used in the movie "Contact" with Jodie Foster. I would like to see this telescope rebuilt
but bigger and better to look and listen for ET ! ! !
There many movies filmed in locations that had changed. Though I have one, Hooper (starring Burt Reynolds), the explosion scenes was short at Tuscaloosa which was the former military/navy hospital and which much of the buildings were destroyed to make room for (now) the university mall. Some old buildings however remained until they were torn down in 2003.
Of course the Goldeneye location degraded overtime. They dropped an antenna on it!! 😐🤣😂
Rest In Peace Sean Bean!
Rest in Pieces Alec Trevelyan
Most of the locations used in First Blood are now gone as well; the most iconic, the "Bridge to Portland," but also the tree in the road, the Outpost sporting goods store, the open field in the opening scene is now thick woods, and the Gateway to Holidayland sign was torn down six weeks after the filming to make way for a road widening project. The gas station he blew up was real, and remains a vacant lot to this day.
The forest which was used for the Forest Moon of Endor in Return of the Jedi was completely cut down not long after production finished.
so cool that the ambassador is number one. watchmojo got this one right! used to live a couple blocks away from the ambassador.
Seriously, if only those locations were made into Hollywood Landmarks. Then maybe we would all have a good time witnessing film history by taking pictures of them or something. SHEESH!!!!!!!!!!!!!😡😢😭
There was a great indie video shop on Bathurst in Toronto called After Dark video (so named b/c it was open until 2am) that closed in 2006. Featured prominently in an early Atom Egoyan movie called Speaking Parts. It's now a bicycle shop.
The telescope collapsing hurt so bad 😞 Im from Puerto Rico and its always been a subject of pride. Its heartbreaking to see it turn into debris
One of my favorite shows I’ve been to during my trips to Las Vegas was seeing Elayne Boosler at the Sands. It was a really fun show and I loved the casino. I was very sad when it was demolished.
Suggestion for another list? The Riviera. I was there when it was used as a location for “Casino” with DeNiro, Pesci and Stone.
The Rivera closed in 2015 and was subsequently demolished.
I think losing the Pacific Pan American building is the greatest loss because of the historic architecture.
The Arecibo can be rebuilt and improved with new technology.
buildings / cities exist like living things , they have their time, nothing exists forever
Why do not thing exist forever?
The pyramids are still standing lol so
@@tripendicular barely... The o ly reason that they are a mountain of stone, when real mountains get eroded, what change have human constructions? Even if roughly calculation g that just normal erosion will take 140 million years to turn the pirâmides into flat land, there will be earthquakes that will speed the process
The Great Pyramids would like a word with you. So would the Great Wall of China
@@Rockhound6165 they will eventually erode, if time and rain erodes mountains, it's not a simple human construction that will last forever, by the way gobleke tepe is older... Lol
Bring me back memories
The dense redwood forest where the Endor scenes of Return of the Jedi were filmed got clearcut not long after filming. All of those majestic trees are no more.
On the bright side, Johnie's Coffee Shop (which had a rather large role in Miracle Mile) has been declared a landmark. It had been at risk of demolition.
This is really cool! Thanks!
My first thought of this was the Arecibo Telescope, but not from Goldeneye, i completely forgot it was used in that movie a few scenes. I remember it from Contact.
I was fortunate to visit the Arecibo telescope when I had flown Madeleine Albright to Puerto Rico, and she went off to do whatever she was going to do for several days, leaving myself and the other pilot to explore the island. Just the climb from the parking lot up to the main building was a physical trial, but looking out on that huge dish with the iconic moveable transmitter assembly was really a treat. We also visited the Camuy caverns nearby. Years later, after the hurricane damaged much of the island, I went back with a missionary team to help reconstruct a Bible college just outside of San Juan. Not very much had changed.
Make a top 10 best Mulder and Scully moments in the X-Files, please.
Goldeneye came out the same year I was born. That's how it stays with me.
Nice. I bet you remember the Nintendo 64 game as well.
@@Reaperguy67 honestly the countless hours playing the game...solo and MP... is part of why I remember it so well, I was born a tad earlier...I think Orwell wrote a book about that year. The game filled a lot of time in my earlier years, and my older brother always took me with him on movie night (or maybe mom just made him, as a free babysitter) so I have positive memories associated with my virgin viewing of the film as well
@@abigails4088 that awesome. I remember playing alot as well
Battlefield 4 Rouge Transmission Will live in the hearts of the people who played it and in remembrance of the 🔭
I remember visiting the aricebo radiotelescope in 2009. It was such an amazing experience. It ws used in the SETI project to find extraterrestrial life. Carl Sagan visited there many times. So sad that it was destroyed. They really should rebuild it again.
Metrocenter Mall where they filmed Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure in Phoenix, AZ. The mall closed last year during the pandemic.
wait...thought they closed metro some years back...havent been there in like 20+ years...then again our malls tend to look like shit to me after i reached adulthood
@@reienna6410 nah, it's just been a shithole for years and they finally decided to close it.
The loss of the Arecibo telescope was totally worth it, for the sake of a classic Sean Bean death scene.
There's still Luna park, only in Melbourne and Sydney Australia 😊
They'll also cease to exist in a few decades, give or take.
Used to drive by Schwab’s from the 70s In high school then to work until it was demolished. Miss the old Pan Pacific. What a classic deco structure.
You missed the Delta Tau Chi frat from "Animal House". There is a placard commemorating the site on which it stood. The fraternity that stood in for the Omega House is still there.
One specific to Manchester (UK) is 24 Party People. Much of the film centred around the rise and fall of the city's legendary Hacienda nightclub and they faithfully shot the exterior scenes outside the building itself. However, since then, the building was demolished and a block of flats bearing the same name now stands in its place.
Cool Runnings - the original upper track and start house are gone, hopefully to be rebuilt... the suspension bridges in the montage scene are gone too
It’s painful seeing beautiful architecture torn down. Especially when it’s replaced with malls, condos, ect.
What about the Dixie Boy Truck stop from Maximum Overdrive? After the filming ended it tried staying open to the public but it never caught on. Such a shame...
nah it was a fake truck stop built just for the movie but it was so realistic looking that people driving by kept stopping to fill up with gas only to be told "sorry it's not real but a movie set" 🤔🤔😁😁
Wheres the bowling alley from the big lebowski? That was demolished in 2001 to make way for a nursery. I did hear some kids may get the little lebowski urban achievers award. I dont know about you, but I'd take comfort in that.
Horn and Hardart automat restaurant featured in 1962 movie, 'A Touch of Mink', staring Doris Day and Cary Grant! Automat left a very lasting impression in me as a kid in the late late 60s, early 70s in NYC.
I live in Arizona and I believe a year or 2 ago there was a building used for a movie that got demolished and everybody was kinda sad. It was next to a highway and it was blown up for a movie. I don't know what movie, but it's always weird not seeing it there.
Metro center was where bill and Ted was filmed! The mall was very dead leading up to it's closure
@@Nyakubs arizona def likes to kill its own malls and byuithey did it with metro, and then fiesta mall when tempe and az mills opened up and now scottsdale building a huge new shopping area
The telescope completely pulled a Battlefield 4 and Goldeneye on itself
Please more videos like this
Much better than some of your more pop culture videos
Kinda forgot you guys can do really good and entertaining stuff
Sad on the Sandy's location, I was a big fan of Better Off Dead and Clerks II and would have loved to seen that building in person.
Reservoir Dogs: The mortuary warehouse set is now a parking lot
Clue: Mansion for exterior shots burnt down.
@@the-weirdist Those aren't sets. The exterior and ballroom were from Max Busch House - 160 S San Rafael Street, Pasadena, California. Reservoir Dogs interior shots were filmed in an actual mortuary warehouse located at 5860 North Figueroa Street, Highland Park, Los Angeles, California
@@the-weirdist No, a set is something created from nothing. Reservoir Dogs was a mortuary warehouse before, and after, the movie was filmed there. The mansion ballroom and front door exterior were those things before the movie was even made. The interior shots of Clue was filmed on a movie set, it was an empty building before they built the set to be filmed in. After, they changed the set to be the interior for a soap opera.
@@the-weirdist Repeating that doesn't make it true. Sounds like you just gave up. I accept your surrender.
Make a top 10 best Alan Silvestri scores, please.
My first high school prom was at The Ambassador Hotel in 1985. I was able to meet South African Bishop Desmond Tutu who was just arriving at The Ambassador for a visit to Los Angeles. Two icons, unfortunately both lost to time.
In terms of the cast and set design I completely agree with you! I wasn't happy with how the storylines changed but they did a great job casting people to look like the characters and building beautifully intricate and accurate sets. HOWEVER, if they show me Ba Sing Se (which is based off of beijing) and the landscape is in Southwest NA I'm going to have some questions.
The thumbnail makes me wanna cry since Goldeneye was the first Bond movie I saw.
no shame. I cried for a moment. Goldeneye was a huge part of my childhood (thanks to my older brother taking me to the movies...and a collaborative work between RARE and NINTENDO)
It's like losing a part of your childhood... so long, Bing Bong... :(
Surprised not to see the Dixie Square Mall from The Blues Brothers on here.
Need to add the Circle K that starred in Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure.
A suggestion for part 2. Las Vegas 2s home to the Landmark Casino, The demolition of which was featured in the Jack Nicholson movie "Mars Attacks"
SAD THAT THESE PLACES DON'T EXIST ANYMORE!
Ironic that a telescope place didn't see that coming...
Just like I didn't knew about what happened to the Arecibo Telescope until now.
I had found out that the knowby cabin from evil dead had been demolished back in 2016 and that was one of the things on my bucket list was to see a piece of horror history
With my first digital camera I returned to a unique foto location in London I fell in love with during the early 90s, only do find out it had been demolished and constantly changed since then. The Brick Lane area (Bethnal Green) in London was dominated by the elevated railway ("Braithwaite viaduct") and all the brick works related to the tracks and bridges and the old Bishopsgate freight yard and train station itself. It was long abandoned and demolition started in 2003, ripping away an important peace of London's modern history.
Because of Brexit I'm not eager to return to London soon, so I have to stay with Google Street View and the two Ubisoft's games recreating London ...
PS: While some western parts remain and are protected heritage now, the parts further to the east, that I wanted to take pictures of are mostly gone.
I just read where the firehouse in LA that they used for all the interior shots in Ghostbusters is being renovated into a youth center. Guess they're gonna be building sets for the next movie, seeing that they're returning to the HQ
That Lutheran church in San Francisco was so beautiful, inside & outside. I had attended the wedding of a friend of a friend, I think it was in 1992.
The never-completed nuclear plant in Gaffney, South Carolina. The containment vessel was converted into a huge tank for _The Abyss_ ; it was flooded after they built the Deepcore set inside. The set was still visible on satellite images into the '00s.
When you get around to doing the next ten, be sure and include the decades-old Paramount Ranch western city/set. It was the setting for countless western films and television shows, but unfortunately burned down a year or so ago. It's supposed to be rebuilt, but it just won't be the same.
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4:25 Front Street was also where Babe Heffron came from, for fans of Band Of Brothers.
Before I even saw the Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back reference, I knew that had to be the Mooby's location!
The telescope was also very prominent in a much better film in the 90's. "Contact." Surprised you didn't mention this mojo!
I may have missed this in the comments below. In the Bond movie GoldenEye, the Aricebo telescope was actually a stand-in for a fictional site hidden inside Cuba. It was underwater until they needed to use it, then was raised up to its full height. A lot of BS, of course, but at the time that was the watch-cry of the Bond movies. The fight scenes all around the facility were quite good.
Most of them i have never seen before... 🤷
Anyone realize that Arecibo telescope was also featured in Contact as well?
The Landmark Hotel in Las Vegas, which was imploded and the film of the implosion was used in “Mars Attacks.”
The opening scene in Dumb and Dumber was filmed at SLC International Airport. The Airport was rebuilt and the buildings that the scene were filmed in are now gone.
The mall featured in Fast Times at Ridgemont High is gone so are many of the shore landmarks in Eddie and the Cruisers, most notably Tony Mart's. And how about a location that was demolished BEFORE the movie was made? Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia had already been demolished by the time Invincible was filmed. Speaking of sports movies, both the Cleveland Municipal Stadium(exterior shots) and Milwaukee County Stadium from Major League have both been demolished/replaced. War Memorial Stadium from The Natural is now gone as well. So is the Orange Bowl from the movie Black Sunday.
Arecibo was better represented in Contact.
You missed the Oregon state hospital from one flew over the cuckoo's nest. That was demolished recently.
Can you do top 10 actresses who could play Jessica Drew Spider_Woman in the MCU?
Wrote it down!
Like filming on the first and second Death Star
Luke and the Rebels blew those wonderful filming locations up
I love the locations there are all been destroyed and permanently demolished what a sad truth😟
5:30 The telescope was also in the movie Contact with Jodie Foster. Also, not sure why you referred to it as a "satellite" at one point.
You forgot spys like us! The drive in theater turns into lazers that shots into space. It was tore down right after shooting the movie and turned into a court office
The los og the Arecibo Telescope was a huge tragedy for science 😢
The Arecibo Telescope was also featured in the movie "Contact" (1997)
Contact was another movie that featured the Arecibo telescope. And you totally omitted the World Trade towers, featured in many movies but most notably in King Kong (1976).
And Escape From New York.
Alamo Village in Brackenville Texas (the set for the John Wayne'a version of the Alamo ) is still standing but because it is on private property very few people get to see it
I remember seeing the Ambassador Hotel in the late 80s Dragnet movie😃
I was hoping to see ( the baseball field with the train in the outfield) in "Brewsters millions" on the list. 😄
Luna Park. 03:20 to 03:25 How did they realize that waving floor? Wow!
I'm a puertorican living in PR and that's one of the saddest days of my life😓
Ok….,
Just this one more then I HAVE to call it a night and get to sleep.😊
There was another building from Goldeneye that no longer exists, British Sugar in Peterborough UK.
It’s a housing estate now
The highrises in coney Island is the marlboro projects. At least that's what we called it in the 90s.
First hi mojo love your videos
You weren't even first.
Can you do comic book origin of Marvel's Kid_Kaiju?