I went to the Nirvana concert in 1991 in Edmonton, AB, Canada in a small bar called The Bronx. Tickets were $6. a few months after the concert, Nevermind was released and the rest is history

@devadavenport4591

Жыл бұрын

When I was a kid we went to pike place market. As you're walking near the market you could see what looked to be some sort of park amphitheater, sorry to seattlites I really don't know what that little area is, but it's cool. I heard nirvana before they were a thing. And, im assuming Pearl Jam was the other band, but it may have been MotherLoveBone. Seriously cool for a 7ish year old. Also caught the fish! Haha! You guys have featured quite a few spots local to me and that's awesome! Giving ideas for summer

@SHERRY0010

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if they were in Calgary ? If they were, I missed out .

“Coralline”, “Ghostbusters”, and “Aliens” are some of my favourites.

Take a drink when micheal says "we need this in our house"

I think Sean Clark should start a museum. His collection is another freaking level.

@danriley5848

Жыл бұрын

Yes it is.

The Joy , this Museum, brings to you two, is Priceless!

That Coraline exhibit is 🔥

Love it how you two are still basically big kids. Makes me smile and laugh. This place looks so damn cool. Take care, don't ever grow up.

@joanfourie1753

17 күн бұрын

I envy you, horror and sci-fi is my favorite luv everything 🎉🎉

Oh my STARS I absolutely ADORED the Laika exhibit! I've seen every single movie (especially Coraline) at least 6 or 7 times. The artistry is so delicate and gorgeous and I truly think that stop-motion animation is an art form that needs more respect. The rest of the museum was amazing too, of course. I didn't know this place had so much amazing stuff. Thanks for showing all of us around!

@jimbear62

Жыл бұрын

I knew the Laika sets were big...but THOSE ARE FREAKIN' HUGE!!

All I know is that I want that Frankenstein switchboard so bad in my home.That is iconically amazing.They have so much to see there wow.If I ever make it to Seattle I’ll have to visit now.Thanks for showing us.

I live within walking distance and love stopping by and taking in the exhibits slowly in several visits. Their $80 a year membership is 100% worth it. Been going to the same exhibit since it opened and it never gets old

That Dark Crystal exhibit in Atlanta was so beautiful!! Pure art.

This is an amazing museum and I was loosing my mind when I saw Laika collection. Thank you for sharing with us Michael and Jessica.🥰💕

That shot of the space needle in the clouds is amazing. 😎

What an amazing collection! Thanks for sharing it with us.

@grimmlifecollective

Жыл бұрын

Of corpse. Thank you for watching Mike.

@Sol-Cutta

Жыл бұрын

@@grimmlifecollective ah, this is what I'm looking for... please read my comments on your buffalo bill house at halloween video, u were misinformed, need to put u right before u spread the misinfo further and get funny looks 😂😂😂

When I went they had the guitar Jerry Cantrell used for some music videos, loved it.

Lots of great items! The teddy from A.I. Intelligence broke my heart, that movie hit me hard. It’s amazing.

I love your channel! Your content is amazing! Thanks

This place is worth the money because everything in the building included looks high quality

This is amazing they everything, every costume you could think of!!! That Wizard of Oz Gaurds costume was something else!! I'd love too have that one in my living room, and man the Nirvana stuff 🤘🏻

Grimmlove Blew My Mind! The Silk Screen for Nirvana is Awesome❤️🔥✨

This is amazing! I love seeing movie props from all types of films.

Love this exhibit at this location, went there when I was visiting my best friend for his wedding and I highly recommend it!

Yess love MoPop, the current Coraline exhibit is amazing!!!

well done micheal and jessica cool as the wind this one as all your vlogs many thanks for bringing us along cool as cats u too or should that be cool as bats and of course happy halloween to u both 👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻

As someone from the PNW, I'm so happy that you guys went to MoPop! It really is a fantastic, interesting, and all-around fun museum to visit! The tickets may be pricy, but it's absolutely worth it! 💖

Wow those Blade Runner and Blair Witch Project props are amazing!

Oh, man. I'd have a field day in there! They'd have to physically restrain me from that PHANTASM II sentinel sphere...

Get to watch this again now that I'm home from work. So many cool things! What a crazy cool exhibit. You guys get to do so much fun stuff! "Do what you love and you'll never have to work a day in your life." I know you work really hard on these videos when you're not filming, Michael, but you have made a great life for the two of you. Really enjoy these videos. What would you have done if Jessica's nails went through that TV screen?🙄 $36 might seem like a lot to pay for a museum, but come on! Where do you get up close to so many insanely cool things like this in one place? And it has to cost a buttload of $$$ to acquire all this stuff, even if some of it (most of it?) is on rental. I think my favorite piece from this collection is the special effects console from Frankenstein. How totally insane is it that that thing even still exists??? Geez... With all the things you see in your journeys that you want in your house... you're going to need to buy one big-ass house, brother. Love the smashed guitar with the Mod Squad sticker on it.🤣 When I was 7 years old I remember watching Star Trek on TV when it first came out. Even as a kid I knew it was something special. Never been a Trekkie, but that, Leave It To Beaver and The Andy Griffith show shaped my life. It's so funny watching Opie Taylor now doing Master Classes on being one of the great directors. Life is funny. Your videos are special. Oh, by the way, you might want to get a polarizing filter for your camera to cut out some of the reflection from glass when you do these videos. They work pretty well, but wide-angle lenses can be an issue if it has a bulbous lens. If you're using Canon camera, as I suspect you may be, Canon sells an adapter that has a polarizing filter in it and it goes between the camera and the lens. Works really well on water reflections too.

What started out as a museum to show off his love for Jimi Hendrix and his rock memorabilia collection by the late Paul Allen, has grown to encompass the pop culture landscape that the founder might never have envisioned. Cudos to the staff and curators for keeping the spirit of Paul Allen alive. Glad you enjoyed your visit to Seattle and the museum.

Once again thank you for bringing us along. I have the Coraline and Paranorman DVDs. I also have the Alien Anthology Blu-Ray set.

That museum looks amazing, love to visit it one day, have a great weekend Michael and Jessica👍

Thanks for taking us on this journey as well. Great awesome stuff to look at.

Okay this was amazing going through the museum with you both but Tim Burton exhibits were by far my most favorite!!! Absolutely love Coraline, I have since I was little, it’s so cool seeing the original puppet and all the work they put into it! It’s crazy good! That for sure was such an awesome experience getting to see it! It’s like you are with Coraline going through her life! ParaNorman was awesome as well! The exquisite detail!!! Definitely need to put this Museum on my bucket list to go to! Another amazing and bootifully spooky Grimm adventure Baby Ghoul and Michael! Thank you!! ❤👻🎃🥰😍

I love the museum...I am sorry I didn't get to see u. I vlog locally. Love your show..glad u guys like it...welcome to my home city. ❤

Kurt Russell is one of my favorite actors, I remember first seeing him in the Disney Dexter Reilly series of films back in the 60's. :)

Again, something for me to look forward to tonight. Been ending most of my days from work w a grimmlife video....been great Looking forward to this❤❤

@grimmlifecollective

Жыл бұрын

What??? Ending the work days. You are supposed to stop the work day…stop everything and force everyone around you to watch the videos. That’s how you do it. Kidding of corpse…thank you for watching and Happy Halloween.

@paulthompson4332

Жыл бұрын

@@grimmlifecollective It's a great ending to a long day, lol, lol. Watched video and loved it😁😁😁

such an incredible collection. thanks for the walkthrough ❤

That looks like an awesome place to visit. If I ever revisit Seattle Washington again, I am going to that place

I LOVED EVERYTHING! But, The walking dead heads, I have to say... Was wayy Soo cool! I'm going to see this place next time I'm in Washington to visit my daughter. 🎃🖤

Being a Seattleite I was able to see Nirvana numerous times and have quite a few photos.

that terminator, star wars and aliens stuff would be great to see. cool tour.

The coraline exhibit is phenomenal!! Coraline is one of my absolute favorite movies. I’d love to see it in person!! I have a few of the coraline dolls but imagine to have some of the stuff they had displayed? This place is awesome

Was there last October and for a Pop Culture nerd like me, MoPop was heaven on Earth and can't wait to get back

@Aussie1276

Жыл бұрын

Got to see the Pearl Jam exhibit which closed at the end of last year which was awesome for a fan like me

Cries in British tears, ill get over to the states one day and see all these cool things in real life! lots of love from across the pond!

I live just outside of Seattle in Tacoma, WA. This has been on my bucket list since they added the horrors exhibit! You two have encouraged me to really make a plan!

This place is cool. I loved seeing the xenomorph from Alien. Blade Runner. To name a few.

I sat down to eat just in time. Another great & Grimm video! 🧡🖤

@grimmlifecollective

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Witchiehippie. Hope all is well.

@witchiehippie8222

Жыл бұрын

​@@grimmlifecollective You're welcome! Thank you!✨🖤 Same to you guys :)

When I got to go to this museum, they had the Jim Henson exhibits. Great place!

Bravo! Thanks for taking me along :)

FREAKING OUT! So many cool props. I want the Pink Palace as a cat house 😂. Well worth the cost of admission. 😍

yaaay new grimm video...thats the good news of the week :)

I never get Tired if your vids guys .

Incredible collection, can't believe they have the guard outfit from Wizard of Oz! I think that was 1939 Holy cow. Thanks GL!

Thank you showing us this amazing trips to museum, I was amazed how they collect and show amazing stuff that I don’t see everyday in any museum, keep us to more surprises…………….sword and sorcery and heavy metal YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHH

You touring this museum is like how I felt at the Warner Brothers studio tour in London. So much stuff to look at....I am looking forward to going back one day!

LOVE this Laika Exhibit!! We were fortunate enough to be able to see a lot of it on display pre-covid at Universal Hollywood!

The intro this vid is awesome the opening scene of the overcast sky and the Needle, scary and fun at the same time. Great video

Another epic video. Coraline has a whole lot of symbolism. A lot of truth bombs... Nothing in this reality is what it seems. 😀 Thank you for sharing this cool stuff with us.

Wow. If I was American I would visit that museum tomorrow!

Awesome! My old Acting teacher's (Andy McPhee) son (Kodi Smit-McPhee - nominated for an Oscar) did the voice of Norman in ParaNorman.

What a museum, Hidden Worlds was thrilling. Sqqueeee! The costumes and props collection was wonderful too.

I'M SO VERY HAPPY YOU BOTH HAD A FANTASTIC VIST WHILE IN WASHINGTON STATE, PLEASE COME BACK SOON THERE IS SO SO MUCH MORE TO SEE AND DO WHILE HERE ❤

A place teuly worth seeing!!! ❤❤❤❤

Let me tell you. I would have to have a special house..... These pieces of art are Irreplaceable. I could not stop looking at them.

Wow! That was fantastic thank you!

This is amazing! I've always wanted to go see the Laika exhibition, as well as the Tim Burton exhibition 🖤 I named my cat after Kubo!

love the Nivarna stuff great video.

Thank you Grimm life collective once again you’ve out done yourself always love these movies their creativity and imagination is out of this world🔥🔥👻👻

Thank u guys for taking us along, luv your channel. These exhibits are awesome. Reminds me now I want to watch coraline again. ❤

Subscribed. You guys are a couple of the coolest people on youtube sharing your love for movies' and ALL things strange, nerdy, creative, fantasy, sci fi-and Horror!

You had me at "Nirvana exhibit." Oh, that In Utero angel!

Another amazing Grimm Adventure!!! I think if I went there I wouldn't want to leave!!! Also, you mentioned Rob Zombie, Annie Wilkes Kathy Bates' character in Misery, and The Shining. With how well Sheri Moon Zombie, Jack Nicholson, and Kathy Bates portray psychotic they would be great as a psychotic family who go on a rampage like Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, and many other horror icons in films. I have since added Fairuza Balk from The Craft and Christian Slater to that family upon rewatching Fairuza Balk's performance in The Craft and Christian Slater's performance in Heathers. That would be an amazing film!!!

definitely adding this to my bucket list. i love love love alien

Love the zombie heads in the aquariums! I’m gonna have to get myself one of those lol. Cool AF video as always you guys!

Like I Always Say - The Awesomeness that Is Grimmlife Collective Continues!! 👍👌😎👊✊😎🍁

Seattle has a city pass, pay one price for 5 attractions and save about 50 bucks. Glad you enjoyed the museum as much as I did, good job on this video

Love this video grim life collective Michael both you and Jen are incredible in this video.

Love the Coraline exhibit and the Dark Crystal AOR props!

nice can,t wait for this let,s go i am here for this video today i just got off of work yesterday morning at 7 am i work from midnight from morning!!!

I just loved Coraline ❤❤❤ I can't really remember when that came out but I watched the movie 🎥🍿 a lot with my granddaughter a few yrs back. (she's getting ready this month to turn 9!! 😮)

It was so cool to see you like our British show Dr Who and to see two amazing people do a great job

Fun Fact.. The Cowardly Lion Costume was thought lost for decades and was rediscovered accidentally in a building about to be thrown out in as rubbish. It actually has real Lion fur-hide in parts of it and they were able to authenticate by the patterns of it from the film-stills from the movie. When it was restored Bert Lahr the actor that played it son who looked much like his father was used as a model for the face that's seen for display. Pop culture movie and celebrity memorabilia has largely replaced the touchstones than actual items in history they were made in recently..🎃

I know you've probably heard it hundreds of times already, but I absolutely love your videos, thank you so much for the consistent uploads and helping make it feel like it's Halloween all year long!! 🎃👻 Cheers you two!!

My Mom loves "Coraline". I wish I could take her to the museum to see the little puppets.

Enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing. I can't get back there (I'm in Australia), but in 2006 while with my parents on a trip, they had the Queen Alien, a pulse rifle, Hicks's armour & a Power loader from Aliens (I'm a huge Aliens fan). Also had other cool stuff like a hoverboard from Back to the Future. Sadly, no video or photos were allowed then, so I only have memories.

That coraline room was amazing

I love Grimm Life Season and theres a ton of videos fo rme to catch up on from yourself and Jessica!

hi from France, thank you for the tour, it's amazing :)

I want a pet moon beast! Thanks for taking us along!

I live in Seattle. 😀 Where Grunge music was born. I am a portrait artist and I draw musician's. Love Alice In Chains, know them and their families because I have drawn them. Soundgarden,Pearl Jam and many more. Music junkie, mostly 80's,90's Grunge and Rock. I'm proud of our music and art community.

This is fantastic! Thanks for sharing!

I visited Mopop last year, and didn't really know what to expect but there was just so much to look at around every corner, amazing place to visit!

I love the video that came out a couple years ago where they honored Alice in chains 💀

That was awesome. I loved it.

Trippy view .

That was awesome!

Omg, omg, omg, I *WANT* Coraline’s mansion!! Proud to say I have a Samsung 3D tv as well as the 3D version of “Coraline.”

I love MoPOP. It's one of my favorite museums here in the PNW. The horror and sci-fi exhibits are my favorites there as well.

This is amazing. It looks like a scene from the movie is about to start 12:11

Amazing collection! Thanks for sharing with us🤗