[Chicago30]

[Chicago30]

Anyone remember the movie "Home Alone?"

[DemolitionJim]

hell ya.

you should hit cameron fry's house from ferris bueller next haha.

[m3ray]

That's nice

[Chicago30]

Originally Posted by DemolitionJim

hell ya.

you should hit cameron fry's house from ferris bueller next haha.

I drove past Uncle Bucks house as well. Who remembers that movie??

[Chicago30]

Originally Posted by Chicago30

I drove past Uncle Bucks house as well. Who remembers that movie??

No one remembers the movie Uncle Buck?

[Maestro]

yeah notice the sign on the property. It says Stop Private Property, because of people like you wanting to check out a property where a movie was made.

My Son was in Boy Scouts and there is the Scout camp in NJ where Friday the 13th was filmed. At the time it was maybe a good idea, but today all the horror movie fans want to check it out. It is kind of interesting when the Scouts find out that is where Jason live in Friday the 13th.

[KingOfJericho]

We all remember the movies but what else can we say?

A lady I work with's sister lived in the Amityville Horror house.

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by Chicago30

Anyone remember the movie "Home Alone?"

Originally Posted by Chicago30

No one remembers the movie Uncle Buck?

I have no idea what you're talking about.

[Chicago30]

Originally Posted by Maestro

yeah notice the sign on the property. It says Stop Private Property, because of people like you wanting to check out a property where a movie was made.

My Son was in Boy Scouts and there is the Scout camp in NJ where Friday the 13th was filmed. At the time it was maybe a good idea, but today all the horror movie fans want to check it out. It is kind of interesting when the Scouts find out that is where Jason live in Friday the 13th.

Yeah, I filmed from the street. I saw a video on youtube of someone filming on the side and in the back. I just did a drive past.

[V1.47fan]

Op must be bored.

[Chicago30]

Originally Posted by V1.47fan

Op must be bored.

LOL, yes Im at work. I apologize!

[markus037]

Originally Posted by KingOfJericho

We all remember the movies but what else can we say?

A lady I work with's sister lived in the Amityville Horror house.

did anything strange happen to her?

[ipso_facto]

Uncle Buck was a great movie. Enjoyed it when I was a teenager, and now enjoy it with my own kids. I have the DVD .. but I also struggle to turn it off, if I happen to flick through the channels and find it.

A genuine "feel good" movie.

Also a fantastic sound track. The Tone Loc riff of "Wild Thing" that accompanies many scenes is aptly suited to Buck's character. Also, the Young MC track when Buck gets to the party ... fookin awesome choice. I have both of these in my car on USB.

So many good movies from the 80's. Partly tied to my own formative years, but I also think the decade stands out as strong from a cinematic and American culture perspective. Growing up (and still living in) the UK, it is movies like these that made me wish I lived in the US.

Just watched Beverly Hills Cop and BHC II again recently. Again, great movies.

I saw the Pacific Heights house in SF years ago, on a bus tour. I also remember seeing the bridge where the lorry crashes through in Los Angeles, in Terminator 2. Simple things, but quite interesting to see first hand.

Thanks for sharing your shots of the houses.

[Chicago30]

Originally Posted by ipso_facto

Uncle Buck was a great movie. Enjoyed it when I was a teenager, and now enjoy it with my own kids. I have the DVD .. but I also struggle to turn it off, if I happen to flick through the channels and find it.

A genuine "feel good" movie.

Also a fantastic sound track. The Tone Loc riff of "Wild Thing" that accompanies many scenes is aptly suited to Buck's character. Also, the Young MC track when Buck gets to the party ... fookin awesome choice. I have both of these in my car on USB.

So many good movies from the 80's. Partly tied to my own formative years, but I also think the decade stands out as strong from a cinematic and American culture perspective. Growing up (and still living in) the UK, it is movies like these that made me wish I lived in the US.

Just watched Beverly Hills Cop and BHC II again recently. Again, great movies.

I saw the Pacific Heights house in SF years ago, on a bus tour. I also remember seeing the bridge where the lorry crashes through in Los Angeles, in Terminator 2. Simple things, but quite interesting to see first hand.

Thanks for sharing your shots of the houses.

Well said. I agree. I really enjoy John Hughes movies and most of them are filmed in Chicago in the 80's. John Candy is also a great actor.

Thanks for commenting!