Cow Missing | War of the Worlds and Psycho House Sets Universal Studios Backlot Studio Tour Hollywood (2024) @cowmissing | Uploaded July 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
The 2005 "War of the Worlds" set at Universal Studios Hollywood's backlot is an iconic and dramatic creation for Steven Spielberg's adaptation of H.G. Wells' classic science fiction novel. This set portrays the aftermath of an alien invasion and features a large, realistic airplane crash scene. Renowned for its attention to detail and scale, it offers an impressive and immersive experience.
The set includes a full-sized, real Boeing 747 airplane, dismantled and spread across a suburban neighborhood, creating a highly realistic and haunting depiction of a catastrophic event. Wreckage, debris, destroyed homes, and vehicles are scattered throughout the area, making it a memorable and striking part of the studio tour.
Preserved as a permanent attraction at Universal Studios Hollywood, this set is a popular feature on the Studio Tour. It allows visitors to appreciate the scale and craftsmanship of movie set design up close. It stands as a testament to the creativity and technical expertise involved in film production. Visitors often marvel at the sheer scale of the set and the realism it brings to the cinematic experience, making it a must-see for film enthusiasts and tourists alike.
The Psycho House on the Universal Studios backlot is a replica of the iconic house from Alfred Hitchcock's classic 1960 film Psycho. Located on the studio's backlot, the house is a key part of the Universal Studios Hollywood Studio Tour and has become a significant piece of movie history, attracting many visitors. With its eerie Gothic architecture, the house perfectly captures the chilling atmosphere of the film.
Adjacent to the house is the Bates Motel, another significant set from "Psycho," adding to the immersive experience. The house and the motel are preserved to maintain their original appearance, offering fans a nostalgic glimpse into one of Hitchcock's most famous works. The Psycho House and Bates Motel sets are frequently featured in special events, particularly during Halloween, where they serve as the backdrop for spooky-themed attractions.
These sets are essential for their historical value and ongoing contribution to the magic of movie-making. They allow guests to step into scenes from their favorite films and appreciate the art of set design and production.
The Universal Studios Lot, often referred to as Universal Studios Hollywood or Universal City, is a renowned film studio and theme park in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles County, California. Established in 1912 by Carl Laemmle, it is one of the oldest and most famous Hollywood film studios still in operation, having produced countless classic and contemporary films. The studio features various outdoor sets and soundstages for filming movies, television shows, commercials, and music videos, including famous sets like New York Street, Courthouse Square (used in "Back to the Future"), and Colonial Street.
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This footage was recorded on July 1, 2024, at @universalstudioshollywood
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The 2005 "War of the Worlds" set at Universal Studios Hollywood's backlot is an iconic and dramatic creation for Steven Spielberg's adaptation of H.G. Wells' classic science fiction novel. This set portrays the aftermath of an alien invasion and features a large, realistic airplane crash scene. Renowned for its attention to detail and scale, it offers an impressive and immersive experience.
The set includes a full-sized, real Boeing 747 airplane, dismantled and spread across a suburban neighborhood, creating a highly realistic and haunting depiction of a catastrophic event. Wreckage, debris, destroyed homes, and vehicles are scattered throughout the area, making it a memorable and striking part of the studio tour.
Preserved as a permanent attraction at Universal Studios Hollywood, this set is a popular feature on the Studio Tour. It allows visitors to appreciate the scale and craftsmanship of movie set design up close. It stands as a testament to the creativity and technical expertise involved in film production. Visitors often marvel at the sheer scale of the set and the realism it brings to the cinematic experience, making it a must-see for film enthusiasts and tourists alike.
The Psycho House on the Universal Studios backlot is a replica of the iconic house from Alfred Hitchcock's classic 1960 film Psycho. Located on the studio's backlot, the house is a key part of the Universal Studios Hollywood Studio Tour and has become a significant piece of movie history, attracting many visitors. With its eerie Gothic architecture, the house perfectly captures the chilling atmosphere of the film.
Adjacent to the house is the Bates Motel, another significant set from "Psycho," adding to the immersive experience. The house and the motel are preserved to maintain their original appearance, offering fans a nostalgic glimpse into one of Hitchcock's most famous works. The Psycho House and Bates Motel sets are frequently featured in special events, particularly during Halloween, where they serve as the backdrop for spooky-themed attractions.
These sets are essential for their historical value and ongoing contribution to the magic of movie-making. They allow guests to step into scenes from their favorite films and appreciate the art of set design and production.
The Universal Studios Lot, often referred to as Universal Studios Hollywood or Universal City, is a renowned film studio and theme park in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles County, California. Established in 1912 by Carl Laemmle, it is one of the oldest and most famous Hollywood film studios still in operation, having produced countless classic and contemporary films. The studio features various outdoor sets and soundstages for filming movies, television shows, commercials, and music videos, including famous sets like New York Street, Courthouse Square (used in "Back to the Future"), and Colonial Street.
Studio Guide - Casey
Tram Driver - Brianna
This footage was recorded on July 1, 2024, at @universalstudioshollywood
Closed Caption is in a variety of languages.
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