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🎬 BEVERLY HILLS COP (1984)“This is Nice!”Now & Then from Beverly Hills Cop, starring Eddie Murphy as Detroit Detective A...
08/31/2026

🎬 BEVERLY HILLS COP (1984)

“This is Nice!”

Now & Then from Beverly Hills Cop, starring Eddie Murphy as Detroit Detective Axel Foley!

This is the scene where Axel is brought into the Beverly Hills Police Department after being arrested for crashing through the window at Victor Maitland’s office. As they walk him inside, Axel can’t help but admire his surroundings.

You can see that a few things have changed over the years, including the landscaping and stairways, but the iconic building itself remains instantly recognizable.

And here’s the interesting part—this isn’t actually the Beverly Hills Police Department! The building you’re looking at is Beverly Hills City Hall, which was used as the police headquarters in the movie. The real Beverly Hills Police Department is located right nearby within the same Civic Center complex.

📍 Beverly Hills City Hall
455 N. Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills, CA

🎥 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS (1990)Now & Then from one of the most memorable scenes in Taking Care of Business, starring J...
08/31/2026

🎥 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS (1990)

Now & Then from one of the most memorable scenes in Taking Care of Business, starring Jim Belushi as Jimmy Dworski and Charles Grodin as Spencer Barnes! ⚾️

Jimmy, a die-hard Chicago Cubs fan, wins tickets to see the Cubs play the California Angels in the World Series. After escaping prison and getting caught up in Spencer’s life, the two unlikely friends eventually make it to the big game together.

During the game, Jimmy finds himself in the outfield seats when a home run comes his way—and he makes the catch!

Although there are a few changes to the railings today, this spot still looks remarkably similar to how it appeared in the movie more than 35 years ago.

And unlike what some people might think, this wasn’t Wrigley Field standing in for the Cubs. The game was supposed to take place in Anaheim, and it was filmed right here at Angel Stadium!

📍 Angel Stadium
2000 Gene Autry Way, Anaheim, CA

08/30/2026

🎥 E.T. Extraterrestrial

Elliott (Henry Thomas) and Michael (Robert MacNaughton) head to the bus stop on their way to school, where the other kids immediately start giving Elliott a hard time — asking him if he brought his “goblin” and teasing him about E.T. 👽

This scene was filmed in the same Northridge neighborhood used for many of the movie’s exterior scenes. The location is roughly 20 miles from the Elliott family home exterior on Lonzo Street.

📍 11921 Capistrano Ln, Northridge, CA

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This jack*ss took a pic with Wee Man (Jason Acuña) at the Thrashin’ 40th Anniversary Event!
08/30/2026

This jack*ss took a pic with Wee Man (Jason Acuña) at the Thrashin’ 40th Anniversary Event!

🎥 TERMINATOR 2 - JUDGMENT DAY August 29, 1997 — Judgment Day. 🤖🔥To mark the date, here’s a Then & Now from one of the m...
08/29/2026

🎥 TERMINATOR 2 - JUDGMENT DAY

August 29, 1997 — Judgment Day. 🤖🔥

To mark the date, here’s a Then & Now from one of the most iconic moments in Terminator 2: Judgment Day.

After the Terminator saves John Connor, they pull into this alley, where John begins questioning the mysterious machine about who he is, where he came from, and why he’s there to protect him.

This is the moment when John starts to realize that this Terminator is very different from the one that came after his mother in the first movie.

More than 35 years later, the alley is still recognizable — giving us a great look at how this Terminator 2 location has changed over the years.

📍 Behind 14216 Roscoe Blvd, Panorama City, CA

08/28/2026

🎥 Free W***y (1993)! 🐋

Then & Now at the Greenwood family home.

After Jesse (Jason James Richter) gets into trouble, he’s placed with foster parents Glen (Michael Madsen) and Annie Greenwood (Jayne Atkinson), who give him a home and a chance to turn his life around. This is the house used as their home in the movie, located in Astoria, Oregon.

One of the coolest things about this location is just how many movie locations are packed into this part of Astoria. The house is only a short distance from locations featured in The Goonies and Short Circuit, making this a must-see area for any movie-location fan.

📍 3392 Harrison Avenue, Astoria, Oregon

🎥 Over the Top (1987)Lincoln Hawk (Sylvester Stallone) has arrived to pick up his son Michael (David Mendenhall) from mi...
08/27/2026

🎥 Over the Top (1987)

Lincoln Hawk (Sylvester Stallone) has arrived to pick up his son Michael (David Mendenhall) from military school. As they walk across campus toward Lincoln’s truck, Michael is about to get his first look at the life his father has been living on the road—and he’s definitely not impressed. 😂

In the movie, the military academy is supposed to be in Colorado, but these scenes were actually filmed at Pomona College in Claremont, California in 1986. Pomona is one of those incredible movie locations where you can recognize one scene and then realize you’ve seen the same campus in a bunch of other movies.

One of my favorite connections is Real Genius (1985), starring Val Kilmer. Pomona College was used as part of the fictional Pacific Tech campus, including Harwood Court, which served as the dorm where Chris Knight and the other students lived.

📍 Pomona College, Claremont, California

🎥 Beverly Hills CopOne of the funniest scenes in Beverly Hills Cop — and one of Axel Foley’s most ridiculous encounters ...
08/27/2026

🎥 Beverly Hills Cop

One of the funniest scenes in Beverly Hills Cop — and one of Axel Foley’s most ridiculous encounters with the Beverly Hills Police.

After Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) barges into Victor Maitland’s (Steven Berkoff) office looking for answers about his murdered friend Mikey Tandino (James Russo), Maitland’s goons decide to show him the way out… by throwing him straight through a window. 😳

Axel gets up, looks toward the building and says, “Did you see that sh*t? I can describe all of them.”

Then the police arrive, guns drawn, and proceed to arrest Axel — the guy who was just thrown out of a window. 😂

Axel can’t believe it: “You’re arresting me? I’m the one that just got thrown out the fu***ng window!”

📍 3699 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA

🎥 Back to the Future Part IIThis is one of those shots that gives you a completely different perspective on a scene we’...
08/27/2026

🎥 Back to the Future Part II

This is one of those shots that gives you a completely different perspective on a scene we’ve seen countless times. Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) has returned to 1955 to retrieve the sports almanac, and from this spot, he watches his ‘other’ self onstage performing “Johnny B. Goode” during the Enchantment Under the Sea dance. (BTTF part 1)

After Marty onstage says, “Maybe you’re not ready for this, but your kids are gonna love it,” he walks off the stage.

Look closely in the background of this photo and you can see the small room with the windows. That’s where Marvin Berry (Harry Waters Jr.) went to make his famous phone call to his cousin Chuck, telling him about the new sound he had been looking for.

One interesting detail about this location is that not everything you see in the movie was actually here. The upper section where Marty climbs around was recreated on a soundstage, so it doesn’t match the real location. But this side-stage area is part of the actual church interior used for the 1955 dance.

The filmmakers returned to the same location from the first movie and recreated the Enchantment Under the Sea dance, making this sequence one of the coolest examples of Back to the Future Part II literally revisiting the original film.

In the now pic, a band is setting up to play at an enchantment under the sea recreation, dance that night for special event.

📍 Hollywood United Methodist Church
6817 Franklin Avenue Hollywood, CA.

🎥 License to Drive (1988)After all the trouble Les Anderson (Corey Haim) went through to get his driver’s license, ther...
08/25/2026

🎥 License to Drive (1988)

After all the trouble Les Anderson (Corey Haim) went through to get his driver’s license, there was one place he and Dean (Corey Feldman) were determined to make it to—the legendary Archie’s restaurant! 🚗💨

This is the scene where they finally arrive at Archie’s, the popular hangout they had been talking about and desperately wanted to visit. What makes this location even more interesting is that the restaurant seen in the movie has a history that goes back long before License to Drive was filmed.

The scene was filmed at Bob’s Big Boy Broiler in Downey, located on Firestone Boulevard. But when this iconic Googie-style restaurant first opened in 1958, it was actually called Harvey’s Broiler, named after its owner, Harvey Ortner. Designed by architect Paul B. Clayton, Harvey’s quickly became one of Southern California’s most famous drive-in restaurants and a major part of the region’s cruising culture. (LA Conservancy⁠)

In 1968, the restaurant was renamed Johnie’s Broiler, and it continued operating as a popular drive-in and filming location for decades. It eventually closed at the end of 2001 and later became a used-car dealership. Then, in 2007, much of the historic building was illegally demolished. (LA Conservancy⁠)

Thankfully, the story didn’t end there. Preservationists, the City of Downey, the Los Angeles Conservancy and others fought to save what remained. The building was reconstructed using original plans and surviving architectural elements, and in 2009 it reopened as Bob’s Big Boy Broiler. (LA Conservancy⁠)

So when you watch License to Drive, you’re seeing a location that was already a Southern California icon—and one that has managed to survive, disappear, and come back again.

📍 7447 Firestone Blvd., Downey, California

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