📸THEN and NOW Photos of Legendary MOVIE LOCATIONS That’ll Take You Back in Time 🎬

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Travel through time with these incredible then-and-now photos of classic movie locations! See how famous filming spots have transformed over the years—some barely changed, others completely unrecognizable. From legendary Hollywood sets to hidden gems, this collection will take you behind the scenes of cinematic history. Get ready for a nostalgic journey through the places that brought your favorite films to life!

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[davidfinley]

Brilliantly researched, didn't realise Marty's family built their house 3 years after the movie was made, what a plot twist?
I really enjoyed your passionate and sincere delivery, makes me want to go and watch Stand By My!

[neilgodfrey]

I loved Stand By My. Loved it as a kid. Yep it was definitely called Stand by My, no doubt about it.

[Jeet_Kune_Do_And_Carate]

I really appreciate you for putting this together! Great work!

[asteverino]

I lived in Loleta California. This was the first time I saw inside the old creamery.
Thanks

[eddiemeeks]

Love these types of videos... thanks a lot

[WisdomTree]

Impeccably cool, awesome to see different sets, TYSM

[stevesparks]

Are all these videos AI now? Stand By MY!

[ekop]

RIP LEATHERFACE YOU LIVED IN UPSTATE MAINE
NEAR STEVEN KING
THAT FILM FREAKED ME OUT AS A KID

[CineTimeCapsule]

Wow, it's amazing to see how these iconic movie locations have changed over the years! It really takes you back in time to when these scenes were filmed. 🕰 I love how the past and present collide in such a nostalgic way. Can’t wait to explore more of these legendary spots! 🎬✨"

[vinnyvincent]

An Arch Without an Arch is Basically Just two piles of Bricks ! 😂

[S.E.C-R]

5:38 - You forgot the Goonies House in Astoria Oregon. It’s still there and live in by old grumps that won’t let you even go up the driveway anymore to see it!
Also 1180 Pacific Drive isn’t the beach, it’s a the Wayfarer Restaurant.

[TempAccount]

98% of the movies and tv shows I've never heard of.

[Ginalopez]

Joe Dirt scene with the Fireworks stand was filmed im Winslow, Arizona by Twin Arrows...

[lobodawg]

I live near Cado Lake in NE Texas. A bunch of movies have been filmed there. Some sets still stand.

[mariafinn]

The filming location of "Giant" in Marfa, Texas. All that is left of the original "house" (really, just a facade) is a shell. But it still stands, after 70 years. A remembrance of one of the best films ever made.

[SuperChicken]

It's amazing how quickly Nature reclaims abandoned sites.😮

[davidhull]

Uh oh. When your lame AI can’t even get the name of the movie right, you know it’s time to move on. Stand By My?

[chriscrowell-lvwm]

sleepaway camp, while i was a kid i went to the YMCA Camp Waco. I even have a towel from there with the embordered name

[sconni]

I live in the building where they find John Doe preceding this scene. It’s around the corner.

[JohnWilliams-ijgj]

I live 20 minutes from Greensboro NC. I got a part as an extra and was in the war scene in Hellraiser 3. Terri Ferrell was a sweetheart to the extras. Being mostly filmed in Greensboro, watching the movie is fun knowing where all the scenes were shot.