Adam, you are correct. It was movie critic Rex Reed who walked in while Chris and Margot walked out. The crew member whose reflection we saw in the revolving door was that of director Dick Donner. He and writer Tom Mankiewicz laughed about that during the commentary of Superman: The Movie. The alley way where Clark and Lois are held up was at the Pinewood Studios in London. While they are walking down the streets of New York, you only see the robber's hand since it wasn't that of the actor who we see in the next angle in London. On a side note, Marc McClure (Jimmy Olsen) is one of the nicest celebrities I've ever met.
Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦 My husband and I just watched the original Superman after watching this vlog. We are almost 60 and have never seen this movie. Thanks buddy.
THE definitive Superman and greatest of the films. Also a big fan of Smallville. Loved the modern day take on Clark's discovery of his powers during his journey through high school, college and beyond. Phenomenal cast too. Lots of filming near and around Vancouver including the farm used for many exterior shots. Would be cool to see some of those locations someday.
I was born in 76 so im 47 now i was real little in 1978 2 years old then could not see this in the theaters. It is one of the best Christopher Reeves movie out there, his others are Somewhere in time was in 1980. Thanks for sharing the location spots on video, it really shows where it was for real. You take care and stay safe 🙏😎🎥
I was just in NYC couple days ago to visit this beautiful city. I guess I missed these missing gems of the famous filming areas of the movie of Superman. Thank you Adam the Woo for sharing these spots that few visitors don’t know about or forgot. Definitely I will come back to visit NYC and remember these location where Superman (Christopher Reeves) was once in NYC. Awesome video. 🦸♂️👍
How many are jumping to the scene in Superman RIGHT NOW to see the globe?? Pretty, darn...COOL Mr Woo! Hello from Gatlinburg TN Smoky Mountains Park 🌄🏞️🐻
wow i cannot believe this movie is already 45 yrs old . this movie was the first hero movie i saw in the early 80s Thank you Adam for sharing . rip Christopher Reeves
I was 7 (2nd grade) when my parents took me to this movie in Jan of 79. I remember I couldn't wait to get inside the theater because it was so cold outside. This movie had a bigger impact on me than Star Wars, which my parents took me to at a drive-in theater in the summer of 78. I was exhilierated when I left the theater. I was so verwhelmed and had a frog in my throat. Incredible experience and had zero clue as to the fun I would have moving forward as we transitioned into the 80's.
Makes me want to watch Superman again. I was lucky when I was a kid, my Mom loved going to the movies, and my Dad would get us free passes all the time, since he fixed the A/C for all the majors theatres back then. Super cool filming locations! Man, NY city looks like, quite the place.
Woo when I was a Kid I would go inside a payphone and pretend I was changing into Superman. This movie is my earliest memories of Movies I was fascinated by the Cryptonight In the movie, such a great film. Thanks this is great bro
Dude, I work in the Daily News building. I wish I knew you were coming I would’ve got you a guess pass. I’m surprised they let you film in the lobby, they’re kind of touchy about that. Thanks for all your videos. Enjoy your time in nyc 😊
Two weeks from today, I’ll be in NYC for a ten day vacation. Coincidentally, I booked a hotel less than two blocks from that particular China Town alleyway. I would have never known that nugget of Superman history existed there if it wasn’t for you. Thanks for sharing, Adam! Great video, as always
Really appreciate the time and dedication it takes to vlog daily. If its turning into a grind ...maybe give up weekends... you deserve days off. Many thanks. Suggested with utmost admiration ❤ NY series is classic ATW!
Great video Adam! I had the privilege of working on Christopher Reeve's last project, The Brooke Ellison Story. I was the stand-in for John Slattery. Christopher Reeve was the director. He spent most of the time directing by using a loudspeaker from the production truck. I was a huge fan of his work as Superman when I was younger. He would call me by name when directing me for lighting and sound. I couldn't believe that Superman knew my name. He was awesome! Sadly, he passed away before the movie aired on television.
Superman 78 is my favorite movie of all time! First time I saw it was the ABC Sunday Night movie , a two part movie, Sunday and Monday. I fell in love and have been ever since! A tip, go to the Daily Planet at night , they don’t bother you , I was in the for a long time just taking it all in thinking how I can’t believe I’m actually here! It was amazing!❤
Nothing better than the original Superman Movie, and the late great Christopher Reeves, there is no substitute!! One of the best super hero movies!!! I was 11 yrs old, and saw it in the movie theater when movies were cheap to go see!!
Another fantastic movie location vlog! I was 7 when I saw this in the theater. They definitely don’t make superhero movies like they used to. An absolute classic!
Oh boy, I love how flirty Margot Kidder is allowed to be here (with women's lib as the 70's backdrop) and how unintentionally campy the film is. Now THAT is a superhero film I'd actually watch in theatres -- Marvel, take note. She openly lusts for Clark while also being suspicious of him. She's a great character. I really wish her story in life had been different and that she had been treated much better. I knew folks who lived in Montana where she lived out her final years, and she gave out a ton of kids' books at Standing Rock. She was a kind and generous woman who I wish had gotten the trauma treatment that we have today, and she could have led a very different life. RIP Margot and Christopher Reeve.
@@TheDailyWoo yeah. I agree. I know a lot of people prefer the second one but that first movie is just wonderful. I love the pacing of it. Love the acting. Really enjoyed this video. I think the daily planet section of the video was long enough. Glad you caught all that good footage before they sent you packing. 😁
Love this movie! Seen it dozens.of times, one of those comfort movies that never loses its charm. Another awesome job with your before&after comparisons to put scenes into perspective. Mahalo, Adam,.for another great video!
interesting film location vlog, cool your dad will really enjoy watching, since he's a big fan of the movie, my hubby Storyteller Donny also loved Superman, enjoy your NYC trip 🙏🏼 praying safety
Thew new 4K Superman Collection just came out so this is great timing. I'm going to try to binge them all this week. I haven't seen them since I was a kid.
Love it when you do these type of videos. Lost count of how many times i watched Superman as a kid - it was a lot! So cool to see what some of the filming locations look like today. Amazing that the Daily Planet globe and that number 9 are still there. Thanks so much Adam. Must have taken a ton of research. Brilliant.
My friend worked at Toyota way back in 2004. They had corporate offices at 9 W 57th Street and I was able to go in the building. I don't remember what floor they were on. Saw incredible views of the city. Absolutely breathtaking. Love NYC Thank you for sharing. Enjoy your time there.
Saw this when it came out in 78' And it was instantly one of my favorite movies of all time, They did such a great job with everything, They didn't give in to parodying Superman and took it seriously and that's reflected in the film. One point: You said when the crowd was gathering watching the helicopter on the roof that the cops didn't push them back, believe me they did,saying " Alright everybody get back" several times. Watch it again.😂 Biggest laugh: When he 1st changes into his costume and the pimp says "say Jim that's a bad outfit" and he takes off flying up,got a huge laugh from everyone! Lots of good memories from seeing this movie in the theater. Nice job with the video too.
Adam, I loved Superman and really enjoyed your awesome filming locations video! Thank you for taking me to NYC along with you! Looking forward to your next vlog. NYC is sooo beautiful!
Oh Man The Music !!!! And Cast. I was Superman as a Kindergartner as my Halloween costume. I used to rent these all the time as my rotation around 4/5 years old. I would hum the soundtrack at school for hours. Superman back then was the Best !
That was very cool. Seeing the real life movie locations, was very cool! I remember seeing that movie in the theaters when i was the kid. Mr Reeves was great as Superman. He is greatly missed. Thanks Adam.
While walking around, if you go to Central Park (west side) near the Dakota where Lennon was shot, grab a few hotdogs from Grays Papaya at 72nd and Broadway and then try a chocolate chip/walnut cookie from Levain Bakery at 74th and Broadway. Also would love to see you cover The Ghostbusters filming locations ☺️
The movie "the panic in needle park" starring AL Pacino was filmed over there by 72nd & Broadway. I went to school in the neighborhood back then & can tell you it was gritty compared to now
@@MamaCarola1 my grandmother and and my great Grand parents lived at The Ansonia Hotel back in the 40s. My great grandfather worked there. They lived there at the same time that Babe Ruth did, I have his autograph she got from him in the lobby when she was a kid.
Buildings in NYC are not very friendly to people filming in them. I was asked to leave the Chrysler building lobby a couple of weeks ago even though I just stood at the entrance and tried to take a photo with my phone. Great video though. Superman (1978) is a classic.
My favorite version of this movie is the complete 3 hour tv cut. Absolute masterpiece! Fun fact about that version: At exactly 1 hour and 0 seconds, it’s the final frame of Superman flying towards the screen out of the fortress of solitude (first appearance of Christopher Reeve). At the very next frame (exactly 1 hour and 1 second) it cuts to a shot of metropolis. So act 1 (the origin) ends at exactly 1 hour, and act 2 begins 1 second later. Coincidence or intentional?
All of the leafblowers have been replaced by car horns and sirens lol. Superman 1978 was my favorite as well as far as the Superman franchise goes. I was 12 yrs old when that came out, so long ago. Excellent job Adam. My mother lived at the corner of E42nd St and 2nd Ave. 2009 was last time I was there. They had just started on the Freedom Tower, actually about 4 or 5 stories tall when I saw it.
This was excellent, thanks! I think that the scene where the crook tries to take Louis Lane's purse was filmed there in that small alley and not on a sound stage. It looked close enough to me. The crook took them around the corner. Then when Louis Lane is confused how Clark knows the contents of her purse was filmed in the section that you filmed from behind the gate.
so I had to watch Superman the movie again after watching your vlog 🙂 I don't think I've watched since I was a kid. My favorite was Superman II -- favorite line "kneel before Zod". I just remember my family and I thought that was so funny how arrogant the character was...loved Terrence Stamp ever since
I totally agree, Superman the Movie is the best superhero movie of all time, because it was so well done and the fact that there was no CGI back then and it truly makes you believe a man could fly!!
I was 16 when the movie came out. I remember it well and always great to see your movie locations. I live in New Jersey so I’ve been to NYC so many times especially in the 70s and 80s and 90s to see concerts at Madison Square Garden.
Great video, I loved that Superman movie when I was a kid. To me it was the best movie since Star Wars which came out a year before. I became a Superman fan because of it. I've been to NYC 3 times and some of the same places you visited but it never occurred to me to do all the Superman locations. Thanks, Woo-man!
As a comic book nerd it was so neat to see the filming location to Superman the movie. growing up Spider-man has always been my favorite character but i do enjoy the Christopher Reeves Superman films. thanks for documenting it
You were right in my work neighborhood!! I wished I couldn’t bumped into you. I hope you have fun in nyc. I loved this movie. Gives me goosebumps when I hear the opening theme! The “9” is pretty iconic. It would cause an uproar if it were removed.
This is a terrific vlog, Adam. I visited NYC in 2011, but I didn’t think to visit these locations. I caught some of the more popular tourist spots, which did include Grand Central but none of these others. Maybe someday I can visit again. This movie holds a special place in my mind as a great film.
@Jill M They were rude to him and told him he had to leave after telling him he could stay for 5 minutes and take pics because of 9/11? Not sure about that one. You have a good day though.
I’m sure someone has mentioned this, but the giant 9 is an address marker, installed in 1974, for 9 W 57th street. Loooved Superman as a kid. Haven’t watched it in a couple decades but this definitely makes me want to watch it again!
Long ago I had seen in illinois a place (can't remember what area) and it said the Home of Superman(had a big billboard) and they had the real Daily Planet It was very small.Not see what the history was about this. Thank U for the video.This is some nice work.
I don’t usually comment on your videos but this one really hit me how much I liked this movie an brought back memories of taking my family to see this movie good times 😃👍 Brian from Northeast Ohio 👍👍👍👍
Another Iconic movie scene filmed in Grand Central station was the end fight of Carlito's way with Al Pacino. Everytime I go to Grand Central station and see those escalators that is all I think about! Also a lot of great history in that train station. They do tours I think.
This a treat for Superman/Reeves '78 fans! Wow, I was 10 years old when this movie came out in a brand new theater in Hialeah, Florida. Thanks @thedailywoo
Adam the Woo in NYC! It’s been awhile since you’ve been here. I honestly didn’t know Superman was shot there (other than Lois’ apartment). So much looked like a soundstage
Awesome!! I love Superman. My exwife and I went to the News Building once and got pictures in the lobby with the globe but the security guard wouldn’t let us go past the lobby. I wanted to get pictures outside the elevators, where Clark told Lois that his first day was swell. (Although, technically that conversation began at the elevators and ended at the revolving door.)
Brilliant Location video superman is my favorite superhero movie superman 1 and 2 Thanks so much Mr the woo. My brother was actually on the set at pinewood studios in England when they were making superman 3. He watched a few shots of it being made he shook Christopher Reaves hand. I was so jealous lol.
My father knew Chris Reeve, was an aide and helped him after his paralysis. Chris and his wife were nice people. Great actor and the best Superman!
An icon for sure
I agree! He was the best Superman.
That’s really neat! He was one of a kind.
He’s not the best superman, he IS superman 😉.. best by miles
Did u live in edison he went to the rehab center at kessler. also ive been to robert wood johnson where he was.
Christopher Reeve will always be the best Superman. MY Superman! Thanks for the tour!
Same buddy . Same
Mines too 🦸♂️🤜🤜
Yes, definitely the best! He was the most charming Superman. I did like watching “Smallville,” though!
Nothing can really compare to the Original Superman always a classic.
The original film or part 1 with reeves. I liked 2 the best.
Adam, you are correct. It was movie critic Rex Reed who walked in while Chris and Margot walked out. The crew member whose reflection we saw in the revolving door was that of director Dick Donner. He and writer Tom Mankiewicz laughed about that during the commentary of Superman: The Movie.
The alley way where Clark and Lois are held up was at the Pinewood Studios in London. While they are walking down the streets of New York, you only see the robber's hand since it wasn't that of the actor who we see in the next angle in London. On a side note, Marc McClure (Jimmy Olsen) is one of the nicest celebrities I've ever met.
Thanks for all the info . Very cool
Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦 My husband and I just watched the original Superman after watching this vlog. We are almost 60 and have never seen this movie. Thanks buddy.
I cried when he died many years after his accident... He'd probably still be with us today 😢
No one else can come close to being the perfect Kal-El / Clark Kent
THE definitive Superman and greatest of the films. Also a big fan of Smallville. Loved the modern day take on Clark's discovery of his powers during his journey through high school, college and beyond. Phenomenal cast too. Lots of filming near and around Vancouver including the farm used for many exterior shots. Would be cool to see some of those locations someday.
I was born in 76 so im 47 now i was real little in 1978 2 years old then could not see this in the theaters. It is one of the best Christopher Reeves movie out there, his others are Somewhere in time was in 1980. Thanks for sharing the location spots on video, it really shows where it was for real. You take care and stay safe 🙏😎🎥
Great job. Each of these scenes was so iconic and so well captured by Donner and his crew
Thank you. Excellent job of capturing all the minutia. There is and only will be one Superman for those of us growing up in that time.
You knocked my socks off with this vlog! 1978 Superman - the absolute best. ❤
I was just in NYC couple days ago to visit this beautiful city. I guess I missed these missing gems of the famous filming areas of the movie of Superman. Thank you Adam the Woo for sharing these spots that few visitors don’t know about or forgot. Definitely I will come back to visit NYC and remember these location where Superman (Christopher Reeves) was once in NYC. Awesome video. 🦸♂️👍
How many are jumping to the scene in Superman RIGHT NOW to see the globe?? Pretty, darn...COOL Mr Woo! Hello from Gatlinburg TN Smoky Mountains Park 🌄🏞️🐻
wow i cannot believe this movie is already 45 yrs old . this movie was the first hero movie i saw in the early 80s Thank you Adam for sharing . rip Christopher Reeves
I was 7 (2nd grade) when my parents took me to this movie in Jan of 79. I remember I couldn't wait to get inside the theater because it was so cold outside. This movie had a bigger impact on me than Star Wars, which my parents took me to at a drive-in theater in the summer of 78. I was exhilierated when I left the theater. I was so verwhelmed and had a frog in my throat. Incredible experience and had zero clue as to the fun I would have moving forward as we transitioned into the 80's.
Are you Batman?
@@Yoda1976-s7x Was.
I was ten when I watched it. A young girl who was totally hypnotized by Reeve’s blue eyes and a 100 watt smile! I was never the same sense. 😄❤️❤️.
Makes me want to watch Superman again. I was lucky when I was a kid, my Mom loved going to the movies, and my Dad would get us free passes all the time, since he fixed the A/C for all the majors theatres back then. Super cool filming locations! Man, NY city looks like, quite the place.
Woo when I was a Kid I would go inside a payphone and pretend I was changing into Superman. This movie is my earliest memories of Movies I was fascinated by the Cryptonight In the movie, such a great film. Thanks this is great bro
I know what you mean . Never see a pay phone or revolving door without thinking of Superman
Dude, I work in the Daily News building. I wish I knew you were coming I would’ve got you a guess pass. I’m surprised they let you film in the lobby, they’re kind of touchy about that. Thanks for all your videos. Enjoy your time in nyc 😊
Two weeks from today, I’ll be in NYC for a ten day vacation. Coincidentally, I booked a hotel less than two blocks from that particular China Town alleyway. I would have never known that nugget of Superman history existed there if it wasn’t for you. Thanks for sharing, Adam! Great video, as always
Really appreciate the time and dedication it takes to vlog daily. If its turning into a grind ...maybe give up weekends... you deserve days off. Many thanks. Suggested with utmost admiration ❤ NY series is classic ATW!
Written by Mario Puzzo. After he wrote the Godfather. Such great films and memories! Thank you for showing us Adam.
Great video Adam! I had the privilege of working on Christopher Reeve's last project, The Brooke Ellison Story. I was the stand-in for John Slattery. Christopher Reeve was the director. He spent most of the time directing by using a loudspeaker from the production truck. I was a huge fan of his work as Superman when I was younger. He would call me by name when directing me for lighting and sound. I couldn't believe that Superman knew my name. He was awesome! Sadly, he passed away before the movie aired on television.
Superman 78 is my favorite movie of all time! First time I saw it was the ABC Sunday Night movie , a two part movie, Sunday and Monday. I fell in love and have been ever since! A tip, go to the Daily Planet at night , they don’t bother you , I was in the for a long time just taking it all in thinking how I can’t believe I’m actually here! It was amazing!❤
FUN FACT: Sirens are NYC's leafblowers.... just sayin'
I think car horns are…
After 20 years, I had to move to the suburbs of CT to escape it lol!
Nothing better than the original Superman Movie, and the late great Christopher Reeves, there is no substitute!! One of the best super hero movies!!! I was 11 yrs old, and saw it in the movie theater when movies were cheap to go see!!
Another fantastic movie location vlog! I was 7 when I saw this in the theater. They definitely don’t make superhero movies like they used to. An absolute classic!
Those movies (even 3&4) were some of my favorites as a kid, and Superman remains my favorite super hero still.
Oh boy, I love how flirty Margot Kidder is allowed to be here (with women's lib as the 70's backdrop) and how unintentionally campy the film is. Now THAT is a superhero film I'd actually watch in theatres -- Marvel, take note. She openly lusts for Clark while also being suspicious of him. She's a great character. I really wish her story in life had been different and that she had been treated much better. I knew folks who lived in Montana where she lived out her final years, and she gave out a ton of kids' books at Standing Rock. She was a kind and generous woman who I wish had gotten the trauma treatment that we have today, and she could have led a very different life. RIP Margot and Christopher Reeve.
78' Superman is the best! It just played again near me, so good on the big screen. Being at the Daily Planet 🌎 was surreal.
It was man . Blew my mind
This is a great movie to cover!! A classic!!
Thank you. My all time favorite super hero film
@@TheDailyWoo yeah. I agree. I know a lot of people prefer the second one but that first movie is just wonderful. I love the pacing of it. Love the acting. Really enjoyed this video. I think the daily planet section of the video was long enough. Glad you caught all that good footage before they sent you packing. 😁
Today I have day 1 back to work to doo☹️ but first I SHALL join Adam the Woo!😎
Love this movie! Seen it dozens.of times, one of those comfort movies that never loses its charm. Another awesome job with your before&after comparisons to put scenes into perspective. Mahalo, Adam,.for another great video!
Thank you for this, watching it tonight! A almost forgotten favorite.
What a great video!! I love seeing where Superman was filmed!! Thanks for sharing!!
Fantastic Video, Superman still is one my favourite Movies 👍👌
interesting film location vlog, cool your dad will really enjoy watching, since he's a big fan of the movie, my hubby Storyteller Donny also loved Superman, enjoy your NYC trip 🙏🏼 praying safety
Thew new 4K Superman Collection just came out so this is great timing. I'm going to try to binge them all this week. I haven't seen them since I was a kid.
That is one of my favorites. Definitely in my top 10. Have a good time in NYC. Keep up the great work Mr. The Dailywoo
Love it when you do these type of videos. Lost count of how many times i watched Superman as a kid - it was a lot! So cool to see what some of the filming locations look like today. Amazing that the Daily Planet globe and that number 9 are still there. Thanks so much Adam. Must have taken a ton of research. Brilliant.
Early morning NYC movie locations! Gotta love it
My friend worked at Toyota way back in 2004. They had corporate offices at 9 W 57th Street and I was able to go in the building. I don't remember what floor they were on. Saw incredible views of the city. Absolutely breathtaking. Love NYC Thank you for sharing. Enjoy your time there.
Saw this when it came out in 78' And it was instantly one of my favorite movies of all time, They did such a great job with everything, They didn't give in to parodying Superman and took it seriously and that's reflected in the film. One point: You said when the crowd was gathering watching the helicopter on the roof that the cops didn't push them back, believe me they did,saying " Alright everybody get back" several times. Watch it again.😂 Biggest laugh: When he 1st changes into his costume and the pimp says "say Jim that's a bad outfit" and he takes off flying up,got a huge laugh from everyone! Lots of good memories from seeing this movie in the theater. Nice job with the video too.
Adam, I loved Superman and really enjoyed your awesome filming locations video! Thank you for taking me to NYC along with you! Looking forward to your next vlog. NYC is sooo beautiful!
Oh Man The Music !!!! And Cast. I was Superman as a Kindergartner as my Halloween costume. I used to rent these all the time as my rotation around 4/5 years old. I would hum the soundtrack at school for hours. Superman back then was the Best !
That was very cool. Seeing the real life movie locations, was very cool! I remember seeing that movie in the theaters when i was the kid. Mr Reeves was great as Superman. He is greatly missed. Thanks Adam.
My mom works in the daily news building. Every time I visit her it’s so cool to see the globe
I’m a longtime fan of yours Adam now going to school at NYU! So glad you’re here in the city!!!!
While walking around, if you go to Central Park (west side) near the Dakota where Lennon was shot, grab a few hotdogs from Grays Papaya at 72nd and Broadway and then try a chocolate chip/walnut cookie from Levain Bakery at 74th and Broadway. Also would love to see you cover The Ghostbusters filming locations ☺️
You need to edit your post bcuz everything you're talking about is on the west side of Central Park.
@@MamaCarola1 you're right, lol...done.
The movie "the panic in needle park" starring AL Pacino was filmed over there by 72nd & Broadway. I went to school in the neighborhood back then & can tell you it was gritty compared to now
Grays ... so good!
@@MamaCarola1 my grandmother and and my great Grand parents lived at The Ansonia Hotel back in the 40s. My great grandfather worked there. They lived there at the same time that Babe Ruth did, I have his autograph she got from him in the lobby when she was a kid.
Buildings in NYC are not very friendly to people filming in them. I was asked to leave the Chrysler building lobby a couple of weeks ago even though I just stood at the entrance and tried to take a photo with my phone. Great video though. Superman (1978) is a classic.
I remember watching the movie in the theater like it was just yesterday 💕So now I’m going to pull out my DVD.🥰
My favorite version of this movie is the complete 3 hour tv cut. Absolute masterpiece!
Fun fact about that version: At exactly 1 hour and 0 seconds, it’s the final frame of Superman flying towards the screen out of the fortress of solitude (first appearance of Christopher Reeve). At the very next frame (exactly 1 hour and 1 second) it cuts to a shot of metropolis. So act 1 (the origin) ends at exactly 1 hour, and act 2 begins 1 second later. Coincidence or intentional?
All of the leafblowers have been replaced by car horns and sirens lol. Superman 1978 was my favorite as well as far as the Superman franchise goes. I was 12 yrs old when that came out, so long ago. Excellent job Adam. My mother lived at the corner of E42nd St and 2nd Ave. 2009 was last time I was there. They had just started on the Freedom Tower, actually about 4 or 5 stories tall when I saw it.
This was excellent, thanks! I think that the scene where the crook tries to take Louis Lane's purse was filmed there in that small alley and not on a sound stage. It looked close enough to me. The crook took them around the corner. Then when Louis Lane is confused how Clark knows the contents of her purse was filmed in the section that you filmed from behind the gate.
so I had to watch Superman the movie again after watching your vlog 🙂 I don't think I've watched since I was a kid. My favorite was Superman II -- favorite line "kneel before Zod". I just remember my family and I thought that was so funny how arrogant the character was...loved Terrence Stamp ever since
Superman is my favorite 👍🇺🇸
Love the globe inside the actual building even if you only got a few minutes. Unreal!!!! The view from the hotel is insane
I totally agree, Superman the Movie is the best superhero movie of all time, because it was so well done and the fact that there was no CGI back then and it truly makes you believe a man could fly!!
yes. CGI never looks right, is overproduced and just looks too artificial. Pre-CGI has a more gritty real look
I was 16 when the movie came out. I remember it well and always great to see your movie locations. I live in New Jersey so I’ve been to NYC so many times especially in the 70s and 80s and 90s to see concerts at Madison Square Garden.
Great filming locations and still a great city to visit with all the art deco.
Was just thinking how cool it would be for a couple to recreate all these scenes from the movie today… A lot more spots than I expected!
Same . Was a bucket list to check then out
What about when the earth goes in reverse
This is so awesome 👌 👏 45 Years later!!
Great video, I loved that Superman movie when I was a kid. To me it was the best movie since Star Wars which came out a year before. I became a Superman fan because of it. I've been to NYC 3 times and some of the same places you visited but it never occurred to me to do all the Superman locations. Thanks, Woo-man!
As a comic book nerd it was so neat to see the filming location to Superman the movie. growing up Spider-man has always been my favorite character but i do enjoy the Christopher Reeves Superman films. thanks for documenting it
I live in New York City and every time I see that building with the red numbered 9 I think about this superman film
It's like when I see the Verrazano bridge I'm always reminded of Sat Night fever
You were right in my work neighborhood!! I wished I couldn’t bumped into you. I hope you have fun in nyc. I loved this movie. Gives me goosebumps when I hear the opening theme! The “9” is pretty iconic. It would cause an uproar if it were removed.
This is a terrific vlog, Adam. I visited NYC in 2011, but I didn’t think to visit these locations. I caught some of the more popular tourist spots, which did include Grand Central but none of these others. Maybe someday I can visit again. This movie holds a special place in my mind as a great film.
Sorry that place was unnecessarily rude to you; there was basically nobody in there. I'm glad you got to see the globe though!
It's for safety reasons. Maybe you forgot but NYC had a big attack 20+ years ago?
@Jill M They were rude to him and told him he had to leave after telling him he could stay for 5 minutes and take pics because of 9/11? Not sure about that one. You have a good day though.
Love Superman thank you for this and you should come to San Antonio for fiesta you would have fun here Adam
Loved this classic! Great video. Thank you for sharing!
Christopher Reeve🎉is the Ultimate Superman! Thank you for sharing this ❤
you never fail to keep us entertained, love your videos, nobody could replace Christopher Reeve or the amazing cast. Gene Hackman is an amazing actor
Gene still kicking it these days ...crazy 93 I think ...Great actor..
@@americafirst2159 love gene, was great in all movies, Mississippi burning is one of my faves
He was and played good part in unforgiven.
this is super👍 I wish I had seen your video before my NY trip. Will have to go again sometime 😁
awesome Superman locations NYC, I was 10 yr old that year thanks for the memories Adam ❤
I’m sure someone has mentioned this, but the giant 9 is an address marker, installed in 1974, for 9 W 57th street.
Loooved Superman as a kid. Haven’t watched it in a couple decades but this definitely makes me want to watch it again!
Awesome video! My favorite Superman ever!
I loved Superman and also Superman 2. Great video. I was thinking the Rays were playing in New York which is why you went to NYC.😂
Adam in NYC!!! Doesn't get any better
A great tour of some of the Superman locations. I will have to watch the movie again. Thank you Adam.
Awesome video! Very educational! I think I might watch the movie again 😊
Long ago I had seen in illinois a place (can't remember what area) and it said the Home of Superman(had a big billboard) and they had the real Daily Planet It was very small.Not see what the history was about this. Thank U for the video.This is some nice work.
I don’t usually comment on your videos but this one really hit me how much I liked this movie an brought back memories of taking my family to see this movie
good times 😃👍
Brian from Northeast Ohio 👍👍👍👍
Loved this video so much. BTTF is my number 1 but this was my first love ❤
Another Iconic movie scene filmed in Grand Central station was the end fight of Carlito's way with Al Pacino. Everytime I go to Grand Central station and see those escalators that is all I think about! Also a lot of great history in that train station. They do tours I think.
Absolutely! And the platforms…
This a treat for Superman/Reeves '78 fans! Wow, I was 10 years old when this movie came out in a brand new theater in Hialeah, Florida. Thanks @thedailywoo
No more "Truth, Justice and the American Way" in existence
sex, drugs, rock n roll now
Yes sir. We are truly lost as a nation.
Yeah notice how they changed it in Superman Returns. Was an eyeroller.
Agreed 💯 😢
Gene Hackman was great in the first Superman.
Yes, definitely…
Great video!! I have not seen that movie since the late 70's. I gotta watch it again!!!
Superman is my favorite
the police station was right in front of the service entrance of 55 water street. I'm a New Yorker, great job on the Vlog
Adam the Woo in NYC! It’s been awhile since you’ve been here. I honestly didn’t know Superman was shot there (other than Lois’ apartment). So much looked like a soundstage
Some scenes when Superman was a small boy and teenager was shot in Alberta. Great video Adam.
As a resident of NYC the commercial buildings are still very strict since 911 for security reasons. It has nothing to do with being not friendly
This is awesome! Big fan of the first Superman movie. Batman Returns is my personal favorite superhero movie but Superman is up there.
Hi Adam, thank you, this is so good! I know you put a lot of time into your research. Can’t wait to see what you have for us next. Love NYC😊
Thank you !
@@TheDailyWoo enjoy your time in the Big Apple😊
Awesome!! I love Superman. My exwife and I went to the News Building once and got pictures in the lobby with the globe but the security guard wouldn’t let us go past the lobby. I wanted to get pictures outside the elevators, where Clark told Lois that his first day was swell. (Although, technically that conversation began at the elevators and ended at the revolving door.)
I’m So glad I got I’m the lobby . So dang cool
Brilliant Location video superman is my favorite superhero movie superman 1 and 2
Thanks so much Mr the woo.
My brother was actually on the set at pinewood studios in England when they were making superman 3. He watched a few shots of it being made he shook Christopher Reaves hand. I was so jealous lol.
Interesting video Adam. I always enjoy these filming location videos. Seeing NYC is also a plus. Your videos are the best! Thank you👍
Great Vlog A.T.W. one of my favorite movies too. A beautiful view from your room.. I am looking forward to see what is next....
My absolute favourite Superman movie of all time I was fifteen when I went to see it and fell in love with Christopher Reeves lol 😊
It’s the best . Grew up on it
@@TheDailyWoo
It really was Adam 😊
@@TheDailyWoo Adam - You were 3 years old or 4 years old when this came out in 78,' right?
Enjoying your NYC trip. I used to work in the 9 West 57st building many years ago.