Comments on: MORE Mad Mad World Locations

By: Brian Turns

Brian Turns — Thu, 22 Feb 2018 03:01:38 +0000

I don’t know if you have been to the Hollywood Museum, but I believe they have the model used in the fire escape scene at the end. I saw it about 30 years ago at a different location than where it is now. Mad World has always been my favorite film and when I came upon this, it was like seeing the Holy Grail. It’s a quite large model and very cool. It would look great in your basement.

By: RichterBelmont

RichterBelmont — Tue, 20 Feb 2018 17:17:28 +0000

Thanks, James! I watched MMM World a ton when I was a kid. I was captivated by all the crazy characters and the excitement of the hunt. It’s fun seeing some nostalgia on it like this, especially since you just don’t see much of this type of love for older films anymore.

By: Jimmy Reed

Jimmy Reed — Tue, 20 Feb 2018 03:27:33 +0000

Great video! It reminds me of the 2009-2011 videos on the site, which are some of my favs. I think it would be funny if you did a movie with only 1 setting (The Breakfast Club, Phone Booth, Clerks, etc). It would be a funny joke; come to think of it, they probably went across the Phone Booth setting during the Ghostbusters Tour. Anyway, James you rock! Any chance you will come to Oklahoma? Thanks for the entertainment and good luck with your career and family!

By: Mac Tonight

Mac Tonight — Fri, 16 Feb 2018 19:22:10 +0000

Very interesting video James. I love filming locations but sadly the only one I’ve ever been to is the hook & ladder firestation in New York which they used for external shots in Ghostbusters 1&2 and wollaton hall in Nottingham England where they shot external shots for Wayne manor in dark knight rises.would love to see more someday.