Welcome to my channel, Come See With Me! My channel primarily features select movie filming locations I've found and various college football stadiums I've visited. I also mix in other things from time to time, but my channel "Come See With Me" is mainly centered around those topics. I have a passion for searching for filming locations and for college athletics. For years I have been interested in where movies were filmed, so I started searching for these locations to share with others who may not be able to see them themselves. I'm also on a quest to see every FBS college football stadium. I have been to 133 out of the 134 FBS stadiums and many of them are featured on Come See With Me (as well as other schools). And I don't only visit the stadiums, I also enjoy visiting the campuses and towns/cities that the universities reside in. The main purpose of this channel is simply to share my journeys with others who have similar interests in these topics as well. So...Come See With Me!
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This is one of the most detailed, best researched filming locations videos that I have ever seen. Job well done!
Thank you very much!
Very interesting. Thank you.
Thanks!
Dutch door.
Thank you
Recent subscriber here. Tremendous job on the Hoosiers video. FYI, if you ever revisit it you can find the exact spot where they filmed the coach's car driving on 350 toward Milan, close to Dillsboro. I found it by accident. There were no divided four lane highways back then so it jumped out at me. Also it would be interesting if you made a video on the Hoosiers movie basically never happening. They played basketball and they won the championship, but that's basically all that's true about Hoosiers. For instance the coach was in his thirties, married with two kids, and had a winning record. He was EXPECTED to win state. Also the film portrayed that only seven boys tried out for basketball when in reality something like 75 out of 90 boys tried out for basketball. It was a basketball school in a basketball town in a basketball state. LOL Same story for Remember The Titans. The only thing true about that movie is that they played football. The other teams in their conference integrated before the Titans, and they didn't even go to Gettysburg. I don't mind a film telling me a fictional story, but I resent it when they tell me it really happened, and I resent it worse when NONE of it happened. Just watch the interview with the two coaches on the DVD. They had nothing to say. It was embarrassing.
Thank you. I think what resonates so strongly with people about Hoosiers is the format of the state tournament back then (and up until somewhat recent years) functioned without any sort of division or class systems. It was a true “all vs all” statewide tournament no matter how large or small the competing schools were. Remember, this movie is called “Hoosiers,” it wasn’t called “Milan Indians.“ Of course there’s going to be a Hollywood element and flavoring to it. It’s a movie. It’s meant to tell a story but to also entertain. But its core components and elements are based off of what Milan did. I’ve been all throughout the state of Indiana through many of its cities and small towns. When standing in Milan and thinking that a team from there won a state championship before classes or divisions existed after visiting many of Indiana’s largest cities, it was quite impressive. Even though Milan had a very good team the year before they won the title, the fact they had a way, way smaller pool to draw from compared to the big city schools (some of which had powerhouse programs themselves) is why the story is so powerful. Anyone can poke holes in movies like Hoosiers, or Rudy for example, about what is fact or fiction. But the truth of the matter is, they are movies based on concepts of the truth, and those movies are not documentaries. And if they were documentaries, I can all but assure you they’d appeal to far less people than those movies did. The movie Hoosiers exists because of Milan, but Hoosiers isn’t a documentary of Milan. Therein lies the difference.
Thanks for putting this together. Lots of memories in those hallways and classrooms, and of folks now gone. Sad to see the old place come down, but the new school looks amazing. Those kids will fill it with their own memories.
You’re welcome. And yes, it bums me out too that it’s gone. I understand why, but it’s still said you won’t be able to even see it or go in it again. But as you said, a new building and new memories are coming.
Awesome job dude! Love that movie! Was waiting for somebody to do a complete location on it👍👍👍👍
Thank you! This was one of those movies that when I first started watching it I didn’t expect much of anything from it. Very underrated movie in my opinion. It was a lot of fun to go find these locations.
They are making another one. Go there show us the set and everything
I already did a video on that too. Here’s the link if you want to see it: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZohmsbuzdKiTf5s.htmlsi=bnN052QPEibwSAQz
@@ComeSeeWithMe Nice.
This video was awesome! Thank you so much for making it. My wife and I watch this movie a dozen times a year during the holidays and we are going to NYC this year for the week of Christmas. You’ve inspired me to rent a car and take her on a tour of all the spots. You might appreciate this but I secretly learned the song La La La Means I Love You on the piano and surprised my wife on her birthday last year by playing and singing it for her. Got it all on video and she cried half the time it was so fun! 😂
Thank you and thanks for the info. I did not know that.
@@ComeSeeWithMe Do you know the building or address of Jack’s penthouse building entrance? Not the Olympic Tower where his penthouse is filmed, but the scene where he tries to go inside but the doorman tells him to take a walk. You said in the video it was another building but didn’t mention where. Thanks!
Also curious what street Evelyn’s house is on. We quote stuff from that scene all the time 😂 would be cool to take her by that house too
The address is 2000 Broadway (between west 68 & 69), but you’ll want to go down the sidewalk along the side of the building to find the entrance you’re asking about. It has a very distinctive awning (sort of a staggered gold color) over the top of the doors. It’s pretty recognizable when you see it.
That house is at 910 Prince Street in Teaneck, NJ.
What you got for us next?
I’m working on something I put together from a trip to Boston. It’s going to take me a little while to edit everything though.
Was the rooftop scene actually filmed on that rooftop? Or was it a completely different building?
That’s a good question. It’s hard to say. I knew I wasn’t going to have rooftop access so I didn’t research it before I went there. In addition to that, the roof of that building was completely redone when it was renovated after filming so it’s hard to say for certain. I’d have to research it. If I come across an answer I’ll let you know what I find out.
@@ComeSeeWithMe Thanks! You should consider doing Gone Baby Gone. Great movie, also directed by Ben Affleck.
YEAAHHH!!! I knew you'd come through, brother! Love it!! Even though it's short, you actually covered the one scene that I've always wanted to know where it was filmed (344 Wash). Fun fact, the scene where Leonardo DiCaprio was walking through the airport on the phone with Dignam (Wahlberg) talking about a leak from the inside, that was filmed in Terminal C at Logan Airport on the walkway from the parking garage. I worked in Terminal C at the time at Legal Seafood which is right beneath that tunnel/walkway. Although, at the time we had no idea they were filming the movie there, and it was filmed during my days off so I didn't get the chance to see anything being filmed. And from what I was told by coworkers, there wasn't much to see because security and TSA was tight in that general area.
I plan on finding all the locations one day, but with this movie having been filmed in multiple states and me working on another project at the time, I only had time to work this one location on, but it’s a location that I wanted to do. And thanks for that info.
So dang good!! Thank you!!! ❤❤ one of my all-time favorite movies! The depth you did was extraordinary!
Thank you very much!
@ComeSeeWithMe no thank you for taking the time!! It was so so good. Had to go put it on 🥰
This is why I make these videos, so others who also like these movies can also enjoy seeing the locations they were filmed in. I appreciate the nice comments, thank you.
I've been to Notre Dame a million times before and after the film was made, but for some reason I never thought to look for any of the places that the movie was shot as I always just thought it was all of Notre Dame, lol. I am glad I have memories of the stadium before it changed into what it is today, etc. I think my first visit to ND was in 1978 or 79.
Yeah, the additions and upgrades to the stadium are nice. But I still miss the stadium prior to them too. Something about that old bowl…
The best thing about the Richfield Coliseum is it’s the site of Larry Bird’s last game. In the 1993 NBA playoffs the Cavs beat the Celtics here 4 - 2, when they had Larry and Reggie Lewis.
Very cool. I didn’t realize that. Thanks for the info.
Now we need ALEC In it
Such a beautiful area
It very much is!
Can you tell me where Olivia's house is? I live in Hopatcong. It looks so familiar
363 Lakeside Boulevard
@@ComeSeeWithMe Thank you
Hey, could I possibly use some of this footage in a video I'm making? With the release of the new college football video game soon, I'm wanting to make a video series with the game using Bowling Green football. I'm wanting to make a little trailer for it beforehand and would love to be able to use some actual B-roll. I'm happy to credit this video, and I totally understand if you don't want your content used. Let me know! Regardless, this brings back lots of memories, and I appreciate it as a BG alum.
Yes, sure, go ahead. Thanks for asking and send me a link when it’s finished, I’d like to check it out.
Thats the best Video about Dirty Dancing what i have ever seen...i thank you very much. I am overwhelmed.❤ I will visit this Locations next Year...first Mountain Lake Lodge. Its a long way, i am from Germany.
Thank you very much! I hope you enjoy visiting these locations yourself.
Yes i will❤
Dude, you have a real gift for this sort of travelogue! I follow a bunch of vloggers and no one covers subjects as thoroughly as you do, and I've only seen a half dozen people on KZread work a camera at this level. Also, the editing is absolutely AMAZING. There are popular vloggers that just slam clips together in their phone, which is just lazy. It's so nice to see someone who goes through the trouble to install fade transitions. It's a lot of extra work and it's not going unnoticed. Also, you don't make us look at your mug the whole time like most do. You seem to realize that "It is the tale, not he who tells it." (Stephen King) I always marvel that these guys seem to think that constantly showing their face adds to the video experience. It really doesn't. I wish you would consider branching out into other destinations. There are people that will never see these places, and no one covers them like you. I would love to see you cover Meow Wolf and maybe museums and zoos (again, I know other vloggers have covered these places but you have a very unique approach). I can't believe you don't have a bigger following. I hope you take six months and really focus on KZread. You definitely need to post more often for the algorithm.
Wow, thank you very much for the feedback and the kind words. I very much appreciate it!
@@ComeSeeWithMe You're welcome, really hope you stay with it. BTW I couldn't find my list when I posted, then I found it: The best camera operators I have seen on KZread in no particular order: Lesley of Bros of Decay, DrShock (a DIY car guy, random I know), Wonderliv Travel and Jolene of Bad Chad (and the JOLENE channel). And now obviously Come See With Me.😁
Thank you for making this. I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed it. Feeling nostalgic.
Happy to hear you enjoyed it!
Very well done!! One of my favorite movies! Thank you!!
Thank you very much!
So glad i came across this, great video on one of my favorite movies!
Thank you very much!
This was so amazing to watch. Thank you so much for doing all of this research and taking us back to a great time in our lives 1987!
Thank you very much, and you are welcome!
Great video! Thanks for the research and posting!!!!
Thanks, and you’re welcome.
As an extra in Spectre i will never forget that moment they drove us in a van to the Spectre set...it was surreal to see this little town in the middle of the woods and swamp with all the beautiful green grass and buildings.
I love hearing the behind-the-scenes kind of information on movies. Especially ones that I like. I was going to ask you how they got you over onto the island for the first time to do filming. That had to be a really surreal feeling. That is one of the more unique movie sets in my opinion. Anytime I see that soft, white lighting outdoors in the summer. It reminds me of the night scenes from Big Fish at Spectre.
At 1:01:48 you mention inside shots of the edward bloom house....i think that at least the bathroom shot where they are in the tub was a set. The reason i know that is one night i was at the movie headquarters at the old Cloverdale school for an audition and we were in the gymnasium and there was a set with a tub in it that looked like a bathroom. At the time i did not know what it was for and only later did I connect the dots after watching the movie.
You are probably right. That wouldn’t surprise me if that’s what they ended up using. I really appreciate all these tidbits of information you are providing. I love this kind of stuff.
@@ComeSeeWithMe I love sharing....my wife and kids have heard this stuff over and over and I think they are a bit tired of hearing it. :-)
By the way the professor that is lecturing at "Auburn" is Daniel Wallace, the author of the Big Fish book.
Whats the address for this building? Im staying in seaport at the moment and would love to see it. Great video!
Try using 11 Farnsworth St, but it’s in the alley right behind the Boston Fire Museum that sits on the corner of Congress and Farnsworth. Just go in the alley behind the fire museum and walk about 20 yards down and on the left you’ll see that arched doorway. It’s pretty easy to find when you get back there.
@@ComeSeeWithMe that's great thanks! Actually walked past the Boston fire museum today so should be easy enough finding it. Thanks again
If you know where that museum is then you’ll find it no problem. Walk down along the side of the fire museum and you will find an alley behind it, just turn right onto that alley and go down about 20-25 yards or so and you’ll see the arch on the left that is the doorway to that building.
@@ComeSeeWithMe I found it with ease, thanks for the help was great to see the spot for real
Great! Glad you got to see it!
This is awesome. I was an extra in the Spectre and circus scenes. A special experience for me. Thank you!
Oh that is so cool!!! I’m jealous! Where exactly did they film the circus scene? I thought it might have been in a field by the river but I wasn’t ever quite sure of the exact spot (I would have included it in this video had I known so I could find it). Please share the location if you can remember it, and I’d love to hear anything you’d like to share about being an extra! Being an extra in the Spectre scenes would have been what I would have picked if given a choice to be one in the movie. The idea and setting of Spectre was my favorite part.
@@ComeSeeWithMeThe circus was filmed in an area near atlanta highway just off the bypass. I'll see if I can get GPS coordinates. The circus was a real circus troupe and they setup the tent in a field.
@@ComeSeeWithMeI've been back since the filming and I kind of feel a cross between excitement and sadness. I was able to see spectre in its most pristine state and to see it now is a little sad. I wish more people could have seen it back then.
If you can find the coordinates, I would love to have it. I did not know they filmed anything in Atlanta. I would have guessed it was somewhere in Alabama near everything else they filmed.
@@ComeSeeWithMenot Atlanta....there is a highway in Montgomery called Atlanta highway
Ooooo maybe you're doing The Town next eeeeee
I actually already did “The Town.” That was a very cool project to do. Here’s the link if you’re interested: kzread.info/dash/bejne/faRqwZNwh5W2cZM.htmlsi=e460XlJgU-Of5eF1
Is the waterfall public access or on private property? If public could you post the gps coordinates?
Unfortunately (in a way) it is on private property and I’m not at liberty to post it.
Seaport District. Once full of warehouses... you can still see where the pully system was at the top. I worked in some of em when they did em over.
Good job lining up the little divots and lightened areas of the brick wall man. It's such a quiet place there seemingly hidden away from the busier streets. On a side note, has anyone ever told you that you sound a bit like Vince Vaughn?
Yes, it is tucked in there away from the busier streets as you noted. And funny enough, yes, people over the years have commented on my channel that I sound like him. The first time someone said it I just laughed it off. But then it happened a number of times after. I certainly don’t hear it myself, but others do, so I guess maybe I do even if I can’t hear it myself.
@@ComeSeeWithMe That's funny because now I'm wondering if maybe I was one of those who commented before on your channel about that lol. But yeah it's there for sure. Take care.
Good job. Very interesting and photographed. Thanks.
Thank you.
Incredible work, man! This spot is on my bucket list for sure. Can't wait to see what else you got cooking in Boston!
Thanks Ryan! Hope you’re doing well and I always look forward to seeing what you’re putting out next!
Nice work, especially on the fly.
Thanks! I hope to do all the locations for this movie one day but I at least wanted to do this particular scene since I was passing right through this part of the city. That scene always stood out to me too.
Excellent video!
Thanks!
When you were explaining about the boarding house where Brooks stayed, you said that Andy went and hot a room there a little bit after that. Wrong, it was Red who gets a room thete
Yes, I misspoke. I can’t change the audio on that part but it was definitely Red that I meant to say.
Complete waste of a good building
It had a very short (too short IMO) shelf life. I miss that place.
The road you called a private entrance wasn't private it was the Miller road entrance used that entrance most visits. The blocked it off on both ends when it closed.
I live just a few miles north of Preston, in a small farming community. I like it here. Thanks for your Napoleon Dynamite piece. I learned a few things I didn’t know. And Dale Critchlow, the older gent that shot the cow as the school bus drove by-he passed on not too long ago-maybe a year or so back. 👍🏼
You’re welcome! And I really enjoyed visiting that area. It was very nice and I hope to get back there again someday.
The Ohio State Reformatory at Mansfield...
I worked for Pitt in Facilities Management. The story is that the Forbes Field home plate is not exactly in its original spot. It ended up being in one of the restrooms so it was moved out into the corridor. You can see the restroom in this video on the right side as the camera is moving towards home plate
I had since heard something along those lines as well. Thanks for the info.
I am a Dirty Dancing fanatic! I’ve been to all the Lake lure locations and I mistakenly was filming the wrong steps! Thank you for clarifying! Can you tell me where was the waterfall where they did the dancing on the log scene? I’m so curious thank you for this amazing video!
Don’t feel bad about going to the wrong steps, many people do the same thing. As for the log scene location, that is on a private site outside of the Lake Lure area.
@@ComeSeeWithMe was it in tryon nc or the Highlands Lake Inn? I really am just curious it’s my last place to find I did. This was last of the Americans too. I kinda hit all those spots and I was so excited! Seriously you did such an amazing job. I think I’ve watched your video three times already again thank you so much.!
Great video
Thanks!
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Man idk if it’s just me but the town and 2000s/80s feel they use is just so beautful to me
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