Christine 1983 John Carpenter ( Filming Location )
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Christine is a 1983 horror film about a sentient automobile, 1958 Plymouth Fury, named "Christine" and its effects on its teenaged owner, adapted from the novel Christine written by Stephen King. The film was directed by John Carpenter.
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One of the most underrated horror movies of all time.
Joshua Brooks for me it wasn’t horror I’d say it’s more of a almost sad story.
The book. The book is way much more scary than the movie. And I like very much the movie, different things.
I was going to type the same thing. Loved this movie. Very underrated.
@@isaacsrandomvideos667 Yes, absolutely, because Arnie wasnt a bad guy and we are sad for him
Joshua Brooks This and Dead Zone are Stephen Kings most underrated movies
I just can't get over the fact it has been 37 years ago I saw this movie. Life passes by so fast
Life is a slippery slope, the further down it you get the faster you go......
I love these re-visits of old movie sets. Great job👍🏻
Saw this on TV around '92, as a 12yo I loved this car, the main thing stuck in my memory was when Christine hit the 'dozer and looked like she had teeth, and the way the front shook as she reversed into the dark. Still in my top 5 favourite films.
What a excellent movie Christine is, one of my favourites, I was 16 at the time and this is a great video of the locations, thank you.
even if somethings torn down, should still go to the location !
How would he know?
I was hoping for that too, just to see where things were.
In the 80s the world looked better somehow. Cleaner, cozier and tidier in appearance.
I've loved this movie ever since I was a kid!
Awesome job. Great Film. Great Car. Great Soundtrack. Great Story. And to finish it all off . . . this is a great tribute to all of the above. Thank You!
Today marks the 40th Anniversary of the Theatrical Release of "Christine", on December 9, 1983. The ultimate car movie!!!
somethings change, I guess it's progress, it looked better in the 80s, the way it should be, life so different back then.
vali68 chrysler I miss it too..
People that did not lived true the 80’s will never know what we are trying to say..
vali68 chrysler everything looked better in the 80s man.
Imagine how those same areas looked back further, say, in the 1940's or 1950's ? True, a lot has changed since "Christine" was filmed in the early 1980's, but even more so from decades earlier. I was was a teenager in the 1980's, it was a simpler time, and in my opinion, a better time, when compared to 2020 or the last 25 + years or so. What we call "progress" isn't usually a good thing, in my experience. Cancer progresses, is this a good thing ? It starts small and typically spreads. I see our country and our society on a decline... unfortunately. If it were I, I'd do a Marty McFly ("Back To The Future") and travel back to 1955 and just stay right there. Lol.
@@MultiDreamer1979 they will never understand, they will never know what it was like to live through the 80s, a time when political correctness didn't exist,
@@isaacsrandomvideos667 it sure did
Re-posting this video that was blocked in multiple countries and mobile devices for copyrights infringements. Thanks for commenting and sharing.
Herve Attia I recognize 1428 N Genesee address as the Elm St. House. My wife and I were there a few years back and didn't realize this location for Christine lol
Since the day I saw this movie when I was 11... My dream car has always been a two tone red/white 1958 Plymouth Fury. I shall own one some day... It will be Hemi Powered and bad-ass..:-D
They didn't come in that red, fyi.:)
May your wishes come true
They were all a beige/gold color stock, none had factory Hemi power either. The best engine was the 350 B-block or a 318 A-block with dual quads.
I just went on Google Maps and the 4235 Huntington Dr N "overpass" is gone. Only 3 years later. Glad he got the video when he did!
Jeff Leonhardt what has changed in there
Its just a road now
That sucks. I wish people would leave stuff alone so us movie buffs could actually go look at these places
I live around that area and I was so pissed off when they tore everything down, cause I love this movie so much. :(
I was there about 8 years ago, glad I saw it before it was dismantled. Here today and gone tomorrow in the name of progress. this was a piece of film history, but lasted over 35 years. nothing lasts forever, except maybe The Exorcist steps in Washington, DC, I don't see them going anywhere soon.
The part where Christine is waiting under the bridge has been torn down. My brother used to live a block away from there and was surprised that bridge was gone when I drove by there in 2019.
I live around that area and I was sad when they tore everything down. :(
Danke Herve. Schade das solche Filme in dieser Art nicht mehr gemacht werden.
I remember seeing this movie when it came out......Man I'm old.
I literally jumped up and down in my chair like a complete idiot when I saw you did this!! Christine is my favorite movie ever!
Carpenter is really unique, what a man
Another great job Herve ! I love the split screen style you do when comparing locations then and now. By far the best filming location videos on You Tube !
I absolutely love this! For years watching this movie I always wondered where in California it was filmed. I esp loved Arnies house and street and like in Halloween which I loved the filming location as well was South Pasadena, what a beautiful place. I've only been to San Diego a few times but Cali is a beautiful state.
Have you visited downtown San Fran or L.A. lately?
Thanks for posting this. It's too bad that most of L.A. County is turned into an over populated place with ugly new development and signs in Spanish everywhere!
I think the library scene was filmed at my old high school in Tujunga, which looked exactly the same as it did in the movie in the mid to late '90s when I was attending school there. A lot of movies were filmed there as a matter of fact.
Yes you are correct on Verdugo, I was attending there n 83 when it was filmed.
@@jimmywilson8134 I actually forgot I posted on this video. Thank you for confirming.
It's interesting to see how the school itself hasn't really changed at all, the lockers the ceiling piping all new coat of paint, but the original stuff still there... I think it's interesting how the interior of schools change little over the years...
Except the bars on the windows
I grew up in the Santa Clarita Valley/Newhall area and remember when they built a gas station set on Valencia Boulevard for this movie then blew it up. It was kind of cool. At that time there was nothing built there. It was just what used to be onion fields but now I don't even recognize the place when I go there it is so over developed.
Seems to be the same wherever you go these days..where I live in South Australia I can visit places that were untouched back in the late 70' and 80's and you cant recognise them now..such a shame really. :-(
catey62
You can't stop progress as they say. People need someplace to live so I guess it's inevitable. I ventured back after 30 years to join up with my high school friends for a reunion party and got lost. I had to call and get directions. I couldn't believe I was in the same place I grew up in. It was a real WOW moment for me.
One of these days before I'm old and decrepit I would like to get down there to kangaroo land and check it out. It seems like a place with a lot to offer.
Jack A. Lope Hope you can make it someday...so much to see here..you'd love every minute you spend here.
Jack, it's not always a good thing. Most of the time it's the greed of other's to rip something down and build more and more there.
GREED lol
Herve, if something's tore down please film the location anyway!!
No kidding.... I mean, you're already there! I'd like to know what's there now or if there are any remnants.
@Lord Belial Sometimes it just isn't possible, the place is unrecognisable! - Rights of way are changed, priorities altered, and the whole exercise becomes pointless, as it becomes open to conjecture, that is if you can get access, but if YOU can get footage, yourself - go ahead put it up!
Yes it would.
You can look these places up on Google Earth...
No, it would over saturate the sequencing & take us out of the magic that he has procured through John's work. It keeps & adds to the mysticism of it being gone & no longer a reality to us. Great job! From one filmmaker to another👌
I love this ... its amazing how 30+ years changes things
I could watch the film over and over again one of my best films
Well, it's 2020 and this is the first time I've seen this.
Herve Attia thanks so much for making this. Beyond cool!!!
AWESOME video! I love it when it shows the "then and now" split screen!!!! keep em coming!
Another ultimate classic movie one of my favorites 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Saw this in the movie theater when I was 13 in 1983. Great movie!!
That Dodge C-1000 truck at 4:08!
Sounds awesome with Detroit power! 😍
Great job on this video. Christine is my favorite movie!
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Thanks a lot for the location clips side / side & top / bottom with clips from the movie. Glad there are other fans of this movie.
So much has changed when this movie was being filmed back n the 80’s
I sure wish I could go back to 1983 again.
Thanks for the video friend, soon I'm going to the United States to visit these places, I love the movie Christine so much. I am Brazilian
I cry every time I watch the part where they destroy the 67 Camaro. Nooooo!!!😥
Love this movie!! Too me it's a car movie. A 67 Camaro.A 68 Charger. And a 58 Plymouth. Loved this movie so much that I named my 77 Trans Am Christine! Cool, fun movie!
I will include this video as a bonus feature in my personal Bluray authoring project of Christine. Thanks for sharing.
Darnells torn down what a shame.
2:52 1983 no bars on windows. today, bars
HERVE ATTIA,, WOW! THIS IS A GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!!! ITS VERY HELPFUL TO KNOW ALL THE AREAS LEFT... I LAUGHED AND SAID WOW!!! A GREAT JOB YOU DID.. PEACE MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Loved the movie, the car, and poor Arnie.
Got to be the sexiest looking car ever made.
lewisner rlly
Makes a 57 Chevy look like crap lol
more sexier is trabant or yougo
Said no one but you. Whatever floats your boat.
@@johnwilburn Fancy seeing you here LoL
Love these kind of films. Makes me realise the 80s weren't so bad after all . Take me back
My favorite horror movie all time wish they make a part 2 or do a remake of original
Great job kind sir...I really like the split screens to show how the movie plays out....this movie is one of my favs...I'll nvr get tired of watching it. I guess that's why I have a real passion for cars...
Finally thanks for the Christine location
Did anyone notice that the high school windows have bars on them now? Have things gotten that bad since this movie was filmed
And I noticed all the doors to the classrooms have a tiny window instead of the original large frame windows. Probably in case some lunatic starts shooting up the place.
Ha, a sign of the times. Yes, I believe things HAVE gotten that bad now.
@@argopunk Mexicans
It's like the alternate 1985 from Back to the future 2...
Amazing how the area hasn't changed that much - its great :)
Was able to get this from the library before they closed for covid. Watched it twice.
Love potergiest n Christine movies truly a treat.
One of my favorites just got done watching it on Pluto
Superb. Wish they'd make a sequel.
***** the book leaves it even more open for a part 2 than the movie did. I am a huge fan of both. I first seen the movie when I was 4 years old
+imrantransam78 Or better yet, a new movie with CGI.
+Black Majik You sir are correct about the book, and +Eaton Beaver I thought the same thing about the grille, and I seen it when it first came out, I was six then my dad had it on Betamax lol.
+imrantransam78 Nooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A sequel? Blah. They'd ruin it with cgi and p.c. shit. Leave well enough alone.
Gennessee Avenue (location of Dennis Guilder's house) is also the location of the Nightmare On Elm St house where Nancy Thompson lived. Interesting!
WOW! What a remarkable video. Thanks for the memories. I went to Van Nuys High 83-84 and remember the filming.
Just discovering this now. Better late than never! Very well done, thank you!
Good job, the passion for classic horrror!
Haven't seen this movie in a while. I saw the date, 1983(!), and my stomach did a little flip as I realized that's thirty-seven years ago.
If only we could see all the locations..places change...very nice job.
Bad-assed movie! I understand they went trough more than 20 Christines in the movie! One of my all-time favorites.
love that movie love that music but most off all a damn love that car christine xxx.
From 1:08 to 1:13, a 1960 Plymouth Fury convertible with red and white two tone paint job in the background.
You missed on the high school. It was filmed at Verdugo Hills High Scool in Tujunga Ca. Including the auto shop. I was going to school there when it was filmed. They brought the Plymouth and the Charger in on trailers. Just so you know. Thank you for all your films.
I wonder if that driveway @1:00 still holds water when it rains.
Thanks so much for sharing this, what a way to see Christine in a whole new light!
This is wonderful ......Left speechless by your handwork and research !!!!!
glad to see that not too much has changed over the years
Great job !! One of my favorite car guy movies. Nice job on showing the film version and the present day version together. :)
This is wonderful! Great work!
Many parts were filmed Huntington Dr and that is in my neighborhood in El Sereno which is the first official city of LA, even before Los Angeles city was established. Great job and it is great to see filming locations.
That car transformed the geek into the freak that got the girl. Lol. But then lost her bc Christine got jealous.
This showing of the locations are fantastic. Thks so much
this gives me goosebumps.awesome.love these videos.
Another Gem!
Bravo. Superbe travail. J'adore ce film❤
Excelente película.todavía me acuerdo.en esos años
Great stuff we’ll done guy
Wow. They went to Ridgemont High...I wonder if they ever ran into Spicoli ;)
I could see Arnie and Mark Ratner hanging out, though.
My favorite movie
Tbh I felt kind of bad for arnie
That was awesome. Thank you
Just found this Channel today and I've got to say it is the best filming locations finding and Recreation of any I've seen so far... awesome job!!
I watched the entire thing waiting to see what Darnell's garage looks like in real life only to be totally disappointed.
The 2n and 3rd torn down were in Irwindale, Ca. On arrow highway and Irwindale ave. there use to be old buildings there but now it's an arco and a Johnson and Johnson building
Me too wanted to see it also dissapointed
They left out Calabases High for the football scene where Dennis gets hurt.
Even though I live in the UK I love to know the "wheres" and the "then and nows" of films. This is a a very good vid, thanks for adding.
l love this movie!!!!! So great!! Thx for the location
I wish you still made these videos. Top notch location videos.
This movie was big in our family
Interesting Trivia: Van Nuys High School was also used in the movie, "My Science Project", starring John Stockwell. You saw scenes from the library, auto shop, etc in it. Also, Fisher Steven's character Vinny makes reference to "Christine" as well, as sort of an inside joke, when he talks about "this kid that's being chased by this haunted car and almost gets flamed." Check it out!
Que nostalgia debe dar al estar en esas locaciones
4235 Huntington Drive North , Los Angeles , Ca is now Thorn Down . I think you made a mistake with the address on Genese Ave as 1428 North Genese Ave Los Angeles is the Nightmare on Elm Street house .. the correct address for that location would be 1357 North Genese Ave Los Angeles . 1357 North Genese is also in the movie Halloween 1978 directed by John Carpenter , you could see shots of that house at the time stamp 28:52 to 28:57 a whole 5 years before Christine .
OMG this is awesome!
Melhor filme At hj .. mas tinha q te a parte dois...
thank you for taking the time! Was an awesome video!
Fantastic job, amazing. Congratulations for sharing this
Very Good Video. Congratulations.
Thank you for post.
Greetings From Brazil.
Was originally supposed to be filmed in the general Pittsburgh area. Ironically did not have all of the mobile studio equipment available at that location due to at least two other movies being filmed there are about that time.
From the "history of film" it would have taken nine trucks to take all of the equipment across the country.
Darnell's was near the corner of Irwindale Ave and Arrow highway in Irwindale CA
excellent work! great movie! looking foreward to more.