I don't care where it's being used, what context it's in, or how much it's been edited... That clip of the dinosaur saying "ALAN!" never fails to make me laugh.
On the double disc special edition DVD there's a very well made and extremely interesting documentary called "Under Pressure: Making The Abyss". Highly recommended!
Hobbiton really is amazing. I've been there pre-Hobbit films, when you could walk inside the Hobbit holes (which were filled with sheep poop), and post-Hobbit, which is stunning and magical.
Hey everyone, really hope you enjoy this long...long overdue follow up to my original 5 Stories of Abandoned Movie Sets & Filming Locations! And if you want to help support the channel going into the New Year (especially with the whole FTC/COPPA situation), visit audible.com/yesterworld or text YESTERWORLD to 500-500 for a free 30-day free trial, 1 free Audiobook and 2 Audible originals. It's free, and every sign up really helps me out, so I would truly appreciate it! **Quick Update: Welp, it turns out the Jurassic Park 2/3 set was demolished recently, for whatever reason my Google Earth wasn't displaying the most recent image, and I never saw anything about it in the news since the last time I researched it. Thankfully 99.8% of the segment is still relevant, so just ignore that last "still exists today" part.
I actually found a few extra that I really debated about including, two that were already written and one in particular that was mostly edited that I ended up swapping out, so depending on the response to this one, I'll do another...and I promise it won't take me another 2 years ;)
@@fishels3895 I will NEVER get over that. What makes it all the cornier is how she yells "Hey! You!", and the raptor almost comedically turns to look at her in response.
Actually, the Research Lab set is totally gone as of October 2019, when I last went for Horror Nights I made it a point to keep a keen eye out just to make sure as it was one of my favorite hidden gems to see on the tour as a JP fanatic they finally and totally got rid of if
The hobbit set was abandoned after while taking it down there was a massive down pour and became unsafe to work so what was originally left was a few of the house faces and a ribbon in the party tree.
It hasn't been until my recent visits to Universal had I noticed that the Lost World set was back there. Actually had the chance to run by it during the Jurassic 5k
Hey everybody! I'm actually from Gaffney, South Carolina (where the set of The Abyss is) and can answer questions about the site. Right now I am contacting many people on trying to gain access to the place. The actual site as show has been torn down but the giant warehouse used for filming the inside parts of the movie is still standing. I am hoping there is some stuff still in there to give to our local museum. But yeah, if you have any questions on the intricacies please ask away!
Ohhh! So THAT'S why! The original ending for The Lost World Jurassic Park got turned into the board game, where you have to run through the Workers' Village to a Helicopter while being chased by velociraptors
I used to work at USH in production. I visited the Jurassic Park set many times. The second to last time I visited it I walked around and admired the work that was put into the set as my contract was close to ending. I went back that same week and the whole building had collapsed in itself. In 2019 they tore it all down and cleaned up the entire section. Now it's a picnic area for employees to go and enjoy their lunches. It's a small lake and the push button waterfall runs in the background.
Do you know if anything was inside the building when it collapsed and was taken down? And if you do know, do you know what they did with the things inside? I love the Jurassic Park franchise and it’s sad to hear of it being torn down.
The bummer part is the set has been removed but, the log cabin from the falls lake is now in its place. Oh yea push button falls is optional again 🤗 You do great work love the videos keep them coming
Would love a part 3 stuff like this fascinates me. It is interesting to learn about these sets and why they where left behind. If you don’t have enough movie sets for a part 3 maybe you could do TV sets? Or you could do a whole other series on TV sets if you have enough I would definitely watch that.
im so happy im from New Zealand and still live here. One time at school camp we were going up to the Remarkables Ski place in Queens town and our bus driver told us which mountain a scene from Lord Of The Rings was filmed
Really love your videos!! So I've got at least one great movie set for you to explore in part 3! In Port Townsend, WA is Fort Worden where the movie An Officer and a Gentleman was filmed. Many of the sets are still there, maintained by the fort, as well as the room at The Tides Inn that featured prominently in the film. The Inn still has the room, now designated as the Officer and a Gentleman suite. Totally surprising to me, though, is that they filmed the decompression chamber scene in the basement of one of the barracks! And the set was just left standing and is still there. I found that the door to the basement when I was there was unlocked, so I was able to go in and take pictures. I can send them to you along with the pictures I took of other sets used for filming if you'd like. Just let me know!
There's a great documentary on the Grave site in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly which is still in the middle of nowhere in Spain. a few men restored it then had a 50th anniversary with a message from Clint Eastwood himself to the men who restored it.
Jurassic Park set was astounding, considering how it was portrayed in the film. I liked it Jurassic Park 3, where they being chased in and out the cage tunnel..... it creeped me out. I think for many people that critisized it didn't live up to its predecessor, maybe they didn't see it in cinema? Those gruesome moment was well captured
I'm surprised you didn't mention the abandoned set location of the house from the British TV show, "Tales From Fat Tulip's Garden". It was sadly abandoned after a fire burnt it down.
You could say Gone With The Wind sugarcoated the hell out of slavery, but you can't say it glorified it. I remember the slaves being freed in the movie, & the servants parting with the family on good terms, while one or two stayed behind because they felt like family. I did like the Hobbit movies, but I absolutely agree that it should have been much shorter & not had the shoehorned-in romance filler.
Cecil B. DeMille left the set of his movie The Ten Commandments along the beaches of the Central Coast of California west of Santa Maria and to this day while driving on the beach one can see Egyptian statues over half covered by sand. A eerie reminder of past ancient Egypt.
I enjoy your videos. I would love to see one on the abandoned features of Fort Wilderness at Disney World. There's abandoned train tracks running through the camp ground, River Country, Discovery Island, the beach where you used to be able to swim. I'm sure there's plenty of things like that at the other resorts as well.
Lived in Tucson for 30 years... never knew of the Hey Dude set though Old Tucson Studios has a long history of movies from Rio Bravo to Young Guns to The Three Amigos.
I love that Audible keeps coming out with occasional promotions for free trials... After signing up with the Yesterworld code, I think this might be my 3rd free trial 😂 and it's awesome that they allow you to keep the audiobooks after cancelling the trial too! FYI, if you guys have Amazon Prime, you'll get 2 free audiobooks when you sign up for the trial, as well as the 2 Audible originals! Definitely worth it, and I'm happy to help support this awesome channel any way I can 😁Such an interesting video as always! Visiting Hobbiton is actually something on my bucket list... hope I can make it there one day!
I never knew about Speilberg filming in Gaffney that is cool and you showed my local news station channel 7 wspa sad its gone but sometimes i understand the cleanup part
Ha got worried and had to give a Gone With the Wind heads up. Nothing is safe anymore. We should just give up on the history of every civilization. They all have rocky past.
I tried looking this up initially believe it or not, but wasn't finding anything concrete...I imagine in a few years we'll have some more information, as I feel like some of those sets could've been left abandoned.
@@YesterworldEntertainment ok thank you. I won't say what ones Im asking about publicly , but I too have heard conflicting info. We'll see when the DVD comes out. Also I would love to hear more about locations. Or even info on places that were in NJ. There is one park called "Land of Make-believe" and searching for it shows a parks of the same name in multiple locations but none match the photos I have. I often wonder if they changed or if it was just a common name. I would need a way to send you photos. I would also like to see a video on NJ's Storybook Land, The Wild West village that used to be near Storybook Land which was completely torn down so fast I had no time to get a photo of it, and Jungle park and the Dinosaur park up in North Jersey. An other fun look would be in to Dracula's castle in wildwood and I want to track down some of the old wildwood rides that used to stand. I know of one, the Might Joe Young, but the others I can't find. I also want to track down a duck statue that used to be in Somers Point. I know this is the other side of the country from Disney, but I want to see videos on places I can travel to. Other ideas, Land of Oz and Hershey Park.
You gotta admire James Cameron’s ingenuity even if he can be an asshat. For example, in order to make it so the sun wouldn’t make what is supposed to be the bottom of the ocean too bright, he had the top of the water tank covered in a layer of marbles or something like that. I was wondering what happened to the nuclear reactor.
The Abyss set is awesome!! I never knew about that! I did know all about Hobbiton, however. Even more awesome, since you can go there and enjoy a catered immersive experience.
The Hey Dude sets are out near the Tanque Verde Guest Ranch. The pool in the show is actually the main pool. Kind of wild to realize that the show I liked so much as a kid was shot not far from where I lived!
I always remember going on holiday to somewhere in Spain, possibly Crete where we visited an abandoned Wild West town as a Tour. It was used in films and such but I can't remember where it was exactly and what films as I was fairy young at the time.
I really liked the first abandoned sets video and the one on lost and found props. I honestly haven't found videos on these subjects as good as yours. You say there are loads of videos out there... but not of this quality.
the jurassic films, specially the first one, while they are very close to my heart, did cut a lot of content from the books that could've been awesome, the river's T-rex chase, the aviary, Muldon and Genero kicking ass against the velociraptors, but "the lost world" was the one the the most wasted potential, the book had chameleon like carnotaurus, a sarah harding badass motorcycle chase of a velociraptor and the workers village sequences, it overall had a feeling akin to a fusion between the videogames "uncharted" and "the last of us" as in adventure with a little survival horror sprinkled in, which is why I would love a "naugthy dog" developed "jurassic park" action game instead of the generic park builders we've been getting so far. Overall, the franchise is not living up to even half of it's full potential which I find sad.
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I don't care where it's being used, what context it's in, or how much it's been edited... That clip of the dinosaur saying "ALAN!" never fails to make me laugh.
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I'm highly interested in the Abyss water tank problems!
You should check the IMDB trivia page on the movie.
Get the Blu-ray, and watch all the extras. There’s a ton, and very well done.
The cast and crew had T-shirts made with the caption life‘s Abyss and then you dive. Just to give you an idea of how they felt about their experience.
The DVD and Blu-Ray have hours of special content about it. It's really good.
There's a good video on here that talks about it, might take a while to find though as it was part of another compilation. 🍻
"My light just went out."
"George its a rehearsal. Shut up!" XD
I'd love to hear more about the Abyss issues, especially after that.
On the double disc special edition DVD there's a very well made and extremely interesting documentary called "Under Pressure: Making The Abyss".
Highly recommended!
I think the documentary is in RUclips somewhere.
That was kinda funny.^^
that was funny af for some reason
@@maccamachine Ikr?
Hobbiton really is amazing. I've been there pre-Hobbit films, when you could walk inside the Hobbit holes (which were filled with sheep poop), and post-Hobbit, which is stunning and magical.
Hey everyone, really hope you enjoy this long...long overdue follow up to my original 5 Stories of Abandoned Movie Sets & Filming Locations! And if you want to help support the channel going into the New Year (especially with the whole FTC/COPPA situation), visit audible.com/yesterworld or text YESTERWORLD to 500-500 for a free 30-day free trial, 1 free Audiobook and 2 Audible originals. It's free, and every sign up really helps me out, so I would truly appreciate it!
**Quick Update: Welp, it turns out the Jurassic Park 2/3 set was demolished recently, for whatever reason my Google Earth wasn't displaying the most recent image, and I never saw anything about it in the news since the last time I researched it. Thankfully 99.8% of the segment is still relevant, so just ignore that last "still exists today" part.
Yesterworld Entertainment, how are you able to access screenplays?
Great to know
A Star Wars audiobook I thoroughly enjoyed was Phasma, it was dark and really did good by the character... Cause the movies did not!
@@spongecrocker1345 A lot of the time if you dig enough on the internet, you'll find them.
@@YesterworldEntertainment the operations center for from universal Hollywood has been removed as of this year
“My light just when out”
“Its just a rehearsal shut up jimmy”
"I think my suit is filling with water!"
"It's just a rehearsal shut up Jimmy"
A bit rude
@@planescaped "I'm low on oxygen I'm dying!" "DAMN IT JIMMY WHAT THE FUCK DID I JUST SAY?!"
Ss. Finch my mask is full of water I can’t see
It’s just a rehearsal shut up jimmy
Why is that so funny?^^
*Me:* Wait, what was the name of Robin Williams’ character in the Jumanji movie?
*Dino:* Alan!
A character in another movie is also named "Alan". *facepalms!* So clever.
I wonder what became of the animatronics from that movie...
If you’re able to dig up more information please do part 3! Love this series.
I actually found a few extra that I really debated about including, two that were already written and one in particular that was mostly edited that I ended up swapping out, so depending on the response to this one, I'll do another...and I promise it won't take me another 2 years ;)
Yesterworld Entertainment i wouldnt mind a repeat of it! I probably haven’t heard of it before!
Yesterworld Entertainment
This makes for a better trilogy than the Skywalker Star Wars trilogy, huh Mark
Yes, please! :)
You should talk about the Manos: Hands of Fate set.
The unmistakable voice of Adam the Woo.
New Zealand has the right idea about using abandoned sets as tourist attractions.
I was looking at something else and immediately looked up when I heard Adam's voice. Very unmistakable.
We are very proud of Hobbiton, yes.
@@LiamP-597 It is beautiful.
Love Adam 👍
Adam reigns supreme!,,
Jurassic Park III will never live down "Alan!", will it?
Nope! Can you imagine a moment like that in JP1? :)
Yesterworld Entertainment the gymnast scene in TLW is even worse, because that’s not a dream. JP3 is a underrated movie and is a lot of fun
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Nerp. Or that "What's a bad idea?" Bit.
@@fishels3895 I will NEVER get over that. What makes it all the cornier is how she yells "Hey! You!", and the raptor almost comedically turns to look at her in response.
Sadly the lost world set mentioned is gone. I seen the area last week and everything that remained is gone.
Yup! Its a picnic area for VIP guests and the push button waterfall has been restored now
RIP Lost World Set
Did they remove the entire remains of the building?!
Actually, the Research Lab set is totally gone as of October 2019, when I last went for Horror Nights I made it a point to keep a keen eye out just to make sure as it was one of my favorite hidden gems to see on the tour as a JP fanatic
they finally and totally got rid of if
The hobbit set was abandoned after while taking it down there was a massive down pour and became unsafe to work so what was originally left was a few of the house faces and a ribbon in the party tree.
"George it's just a rehearsal, shut up". 😂
As a British 90s baby I am thrilled you mentioned Tots TV. I loved that show when I was little. It was amazing!
*Nostalgia Critic:* * kills the Allen meme *
*Yesterworld:* * brings it back to life *
*Jeff Goldblum:* "Am I a joke to you?"
Lol
lego jurassic world: hold my beer
Is NC even relevant anymore?
@@Snowblood89 Thankfully no, and he should stay that way.
@@Snowblood89 no
It hasn't been until my recent visits to Universal had I noticed that the Lost World set was back there. Actually had the chance to run by it during the Jurassic 5k
"5 Stories of Abandoned Movie Sets and Filming Locations"? That's a name I haven't heard in a long time
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*_ALLEN._*
*triggers a jurassic park flashback*
Grant: do you remember them? Can you still hear them?
Hey everybody! I'm actually from Gaffney, South Carolina (where the set of The Abyss is) and can answer questions about the site. Right now I am contacting many people on trying to gain access to the place. The actual site as show has been torn down but the giant warehouse used for filming the inside parts of the movie is still standing. I am hoping there is some stuff still in there to give to our local museum. But yeah, if you have any questions on the intricacies please ask away!
14:00 Lol love all that spicy shade thrown at the Hobbit and Star Wars movies.
Sequel trilogy is cringe.
There was only shade thrown at Rise of Skywalker though, and the shade at The Hobbit wasn't that spicy.
Said video was uploaded 2 seconds ago on my notification screen!
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Larry Bundy Jr Hey it’s Larry!
Ohhh! So THAT'S why! The original ending for The Lost World Jurassic Park got turned into the board game, where you have to run through the Workers' Village to a Helicopter while being chased by velociraptors
This makes me so happy, HES COME SO FAR SINCE THE FIRST ONE!
My mom lives right up the road from where the abyss was filmed. It always fascinated me.
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When your dad leaves you
That original ending to lost world sounds amazing and way better than what we got
Wow the tots, idk why but that show always give me a creeps as a kid! Thanks for bringing that memory.. lol
I've been to Hobbiton at Matamata in New Zealand. I highly recommend it for anyone who's a fan of the movies.
The Tots TV house never had floor boards. This was so the puppeteers could work. It apparently was not the best conditions to work in.
I’m just happy to hear that Hobbiton is still around. I knew they would restore the Set for the Hobbit. I feared the worst when I saw the thumbnail
In full agreement with you on The Rise of Skywalker. The entire new trilogy is a mess.
I completly disagree with that. I think the new movies are great and everyone is wrong.
Most People when they hear "New Zealand": Lord of the Rings
Me, an intellect: Bob Semple Tank
I used to work at USH in production. I visited the Jurassic Park set many times. The second to last time I visited it I walked around and admired the work that was put into the set as my contract was close to ending. I went back that same week and the whole building had collapsed in itself.
In 2019 they tore it all down and cleaned up the entire section. Now it's a picnic area for employees to go and enjoy their lunches. It's a small lake and the push button waterfall runs in the background.
Do you know if anything was inside the building when it collapsed and was taken down? And if you do know, do you know what they did with the things inside? I love the Jurassic Park franchise and it’s sad to hear of it being torn down.
This video was what made me finally put two and two together and realized I have submechanaphobia.
i’m honestly shocked there haven’t been more mentions of submechanaphobia in the comments-
I think many of these sets should be restored and be used either as hotels or tourist attractions
I was amazed when I found the Tots TV house on the Derelict Places site.
Jurassic Park III is boring, Fallen Kingdom is not. This is the hill I choose to die on
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
George: uh my light just went dead
Rando guy: George it’s a rehearsal shut up
Love the classic intro
Those puppets in Tots & TV look very creepy.
Their faces are worse when they talk haha
Nobody:
Dino: *Alan*
Let's go get that dino
Fascinating vid! And your pronunciation of "Warwickshire" is hilarious 😂 Love, UK.
Woorwickshyer
The bummer part is the set has been removed but, the log cabin from the falls lake is now in its place. Oh yea push button falls is optional again 🤗
You do great work love the videos keep them coming
Would love a part 3 stuff like this fascinates me. It is interesting to learn about these sets and why they where left behind. If you don’t have enough movie sets for a part 3 maybe you could do TV sets? Or you could do a whole other series on TV sets if you have enough I would definitely watch that.
im so happy im from New Zealand and still live here.
One time at school camp we were going up to the Remarkables Ski place in Queens town and our bus driver told us which mountain a scene from Lord Of The Rings was filmed
Hey that's Adam the woo's footage of the ranch. lol
I feel like the rant about/against Tara could be good fodder for a Kingdom Hearts video.
Really love your videos!! So I've got at least one great movie set for you to explore in part 3! In Port Townsend, WA is Fort Worden where the movie An Officer and a Gentleman was filmed. Many of the sets are still there, maintained by the fort, as well as the room at The Tides Inn that featured prominently in the film. The Inn still has the room, now designated as the Officer and a Gentleman suite. Totally surprising to me, though, is that they filmed the decompression chamber scene in the basement of one of the barracks! And the set was just left standing and is still there. I found that the door to the basement when I was there was unlocked, so I was able to go in and take pictures. I can send them to you along with the pictures I took of other sets used for filming if you'd like. Just let me know!
There's a great documentary on the Grave site in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly which is still in the middle of nowhere in Spain. a few men restored it then had a 50th anniversary with a message from Clint Eastwood himself to the men who restored it.
I agree. The Hobbit really should have been 2 movies
I also think Tots Tv was a “little” creepy
I screamed and dropped my phone when those fucking things popped up, what the hell Britain
As an urban explorer film maker those locations are very interesting
it’s cool that people mention TMI(Three Mile Island), when i grew up by it all my life. they shut it down a few years ago and now it just sits there.
I wish we could've seen more of the operation center in the Jurassic Park franchise, is such a characteristic movie set, really always stood out to me
What you said about Episode 9 gets you a like and a subscribe.
“...the second worst Jurassic Park sequel.”
FINALLY! Someone else who gets it!!
Jurassic Park set was astounding, considering how it was portrayed in the film. I liked it Jurassic Park 3, where they being chased in and out the cage tunnel..... it creeped me out. I think for many people that critisized it didn't live up to its predecessor, maybe they didn't see it in cinema? Those gruesome moment was well captured
Loved the scene where the boy gets woken up when the t-rex eats his dog.
😂 my lights went dead! Shut up it's just a rehearsal. Wow that's too funny
They still have the pirates of the Carribean set on the island and it’s not really abandoned, it’s well preserved and is a great tourist attraction
thanks for the upload,. its another Opportunity that most studios never think of.
ALAN!! Haha! Thanks for that! I'm sad The Abyss set is gone. I was hoping it was still around after seeing your thumbnail. Amazing production.
I'm surprised you didn't mention the abandoned set location of the house from the British TV show, "Tales From Fat Tulip's Garden". It was sadly abandoned after a fire burnt it down.
You could say Gone With The Wind sugarcoated the hell out of slavery, but you can't say it glorified it. I remember the slaves being freed in the movie, & the servants parting with the family on good terms, while one or two stayed behind because they felt like family.
I did like the Hobbit movies, but I absolutely agree that it should have been much shorter & not had the shoehorned-in romance filler.
This kind of videos are my absolute favorite!, Also looking it up I'm 19 minutes away from the set in Tucson!
Is it anywhere near the Old Tuscon Ranch film set?
@@BadWebDiver no looking at the maps old tucson studios is literally on the other side of the actual filming location
the subtle add of TROS… i’m shaking 😂
“Alan”... I remember dying laughing when that happened in theaters
Interesting how he mixes opinions and facts, not just facts.
Cecil B. DeMille left the set of his movie The Ten Commandments along the beaches of the Central Coast of California west of Santa Maria and to this day while driving on the beach one can see Egyptian statues over half covered by sand. A eerie reminder of past ancient Egypt.
I enjoy your videos. I would love to see one on the abandoned features of Fort Wilderness at Disney World. There's abandoned train tracks running through the camp ground, River Country, Discovery Island, the beach where you used to be able to swim. I'm sure there's plenty of things like that at the other resorts as well.
Lived in Tucson for 30 years... never knew of the Hey Dude set though Old Tucson Studios has a long history of movies from Rio Bravo to Young Guns to The Three Amigos.
When is the podcast coming back? I’m hoping soon
I love that Audible keeps coming out with occasional promotions for free trials... After signing up with the Yesterworld code, I think this might be my 3rd free trial 😂 and it's awesome that they allow you to keep the audiobooks after cancelling the trial too! FYI, if you guys have Amazon Prime, you'll get 2 free audiobooks when you sign up for the trial, as well as the 2 Audible originals! Definitely worth it, and I'm happy to help support this awesome channel any way I can 😁Such an interesting video as always! Visiting Hobbiton is actually something on my bucket list... hope I can make it there one day!
10:43 My gutterbrain has been activated by this clip.
That must've been one hell of a summer.
I was searching for this comment lmaooo. That is some cheesy ass 80s type kids TV writing.
I never knew about Speilberg filming in Gaffney that is cool and you showed my local news station channel 7 wspa sad its gone but sometimes i understand the cleanup part
Really informative and nicely edited! I love film locations so thank you
Ha got worried and had to give a Gone With the Wind heads up. Nothing is safe anymore. We should just give up on the history of every civilization. They all have rocky past.
Rise of Skywalker reused some familiar locations. Did they revisit the original locations and fix them up? or did they rebuild them in a new location?
Ironic considering the ending joke and I acutally thought that Rise of Skywalker was really good
I tried looking this up initially believe it or not, but wasn't finding anything concrete...I imagine in a few years we'll have some more information, as I feel like some of those sets could've been left abandoned.
@@YesterworldEntertainment ok thank you. I won't say what ones Im asking about publicly , but I too have heard conflicting info. We'll see when the DVD comes out. Also I would love to hear more about locations. Or even info on places that were in NJ. There is one park called "Land of Make-believe" and searching for it shows a parks of the same name in multiple locations but none match the photos I have. I often wonder if they changed or if it was just a common name. I would need a way to send you photos. I would also like to see a video on NJ's Storybook Land, The Wild West village that used to be near Storybook Land which was completely torn down so fast I had no time to get a photo of it, and Jungle park and the Dinosaur park up in North Jersey. An other fun look would be in to Dracula's castle in wildwood and I want to track down some of the old wildwood rides that used to stand. I know of one, the Might Joe Young, but the others I can't find. I also want to track down a duck statue that used to be in Somers Point. I know this is the other side of the country from Disney, but I want to see videos on places I can travel to. Other ideas, Land of Oz and Hershey Park.
When I found out that the only thing from Tara was the front door, all I could think was "Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn!"
Hobbiton decayed because they didn't use Schaeffer's on the wood!
Love your channel you are my favorite RUclipsr loved the vid also first
Adding to favorites just because the jab @ Rise of Skywalker
You gotta admire James Cameron’s ingenuity even if he can be an asshat. For example, in order to make it so the sun wouldn’t make what is supposed to be the bottom of the ocean too bright, he had the top of the water tank covered in a layer of marbles or something like that. I was wondering what happened to the nuclear reactor.
It's part of one, tank 1 was the containment tank where the rods went to.produce steam. The cooling tower would be built above it.
They never built the reactor, and it was beads that covered the surface of the water, marbles don't float to well
Ken H ah yes I had it wrong. Thank you.
The Lost World set was recently demolished and the original waterfall area is now somewhat restored
Three Mile Island is still a thing 🙈 I live like 5 minutes from it. They actually shut it down in September!
The Rome sets for Cleopatra is also still standing! Worth looking up the impressive history.
It's part of Rome's state film studio, isn't it?
@@BadWebDiver yes Cinecittà Studios
OMG hey dude!!! my childhood right there
woah that original worker village script sounds awesome.
The Abyss set is awesome!! I never knew about that! I did know all about Hobbiton, however. Even more awesome, since you can go there and enjoy a catered immersive experience.
The Hey Dude sets are out near the Tanque Verde Guest Ranch. The pool in the show is actually the main pool. Kind of wild to realize that the show I liked so much as a kid was shot not far from where I lived!
Are you going to do a video on the abyss? I really love that film
I always remember going on holiday to somewhere in Spain, possibly Crete where we visited an abandoned Wild West town as a Tour. It was used in films and such but I can't remember where it was exactly and what films as I was fairy young at the time.
Probably spaghetti westerns...
Happy New year everyone ☺
Thanks
I really liked the first abandoned sets video and the one on lost and found props. I honestly haven't found videos on these subjects as good as yours. You say there are loads of videos out there... but not of this quality.
Tots TV...so that's what that show was. Remembered a bit of it.
3:37 So glad he survived the crash.
the jurassic films, specially the first one, while they are very close to my heart, did cut a lot of content from the books that could've been awesome, the river's T-rex chase, the aviary, Muldon and Genero kicking ass against the velociraptors, but "the lost world" was the one the the most wasted potential, the book had chameleon like carnotaurus, a sarah harding badass motorcycle chase of a velociraptor and the workers village sequences, it overall had a feeling akin to a fusion between the videogames "uncharted" and "the last of us" as in adventure with a little survival horror sprinkled in, which is why I would love a "naugthy dog" developed "jurassic park" action game instead of the generic park builders we've been getting so far. Overall, the franchise is not living up to even half of it's full potential which I find sad.
Hi mark I love your disney vids👍🏻😀
I've been looking for tots tv for years holy shit, thanks Mark!
Happy new year by the way
Same to you!