- September 16th, 2014, 5:20 pm#4809854
Yes! I watched that about 2 days ago on Netflix and noticed the same thing.
I'd seen that movie a hundred times and never noticed.
I'd seen that movie a hundred times and never noticed.
Lando System?
Lando's not a system. He's THE MAN.
Lando's not a system. He's THE MAN.
- September 16th, 2014, 5:27 pm#4809855
Thats hilarious lando because thats where I saw it. Netflix lmao thats pretty great
- September 16th, 2014, 5:37 pm#4809858
I watched the new Ninja Turtles cartoon with the Big Trouble in Little China references this weekend and had to find the movie.
Lando System?
Lando's not a system. He's THE MAN.
Lando's not a system. He's THE MAN.
- September 16th, 2014, 6:58 pm#4809863
Holy $&#^ thats weird. Thats EXACTLY the reason I watched it. My son and I caught it on nick, and I was like, hey thats lo pan and then HAD to watch it. Thats awesome. Good taste in flicks sir.
- September 16th, 2014, 8:13 pm#4809875
thats cool about the fire house! can you guys school me real quick, im under the impression its a working fire station, isnt it?
i always thought it was, BUT i cant imagine the film crews, renting the station, let alone paying for the fire fighters to be housed in another station, or better yet closing the station down for X amount of days while they film. what happens if there is a emergency at the time of filming and the station was being rented at the time
i always wondered this, but could never find a answer
i always thought it was, BUT i cant imagine the film crews, renting the station, let alone paying for the fire fighters to be housed in another station, or better yet closing the station down for X amount of days while they film. what happens if there is a emergency at the time of filming and the station was being rented at the time
i always wondered this, but could never find a answer
- September 16th, 2014, 8:30 pm#4809881
I know the exterior firehouse is a real station in NY that is still operational. The interior is in CA and I believe it's no longer in service, but I can't say that part for sure. If I recall correctly it's a completely abandoned building now.
Lando System?
Lando's not a system. He's THE MAN.
Lando's not a system. He's THE MAN.
- September 16th, 2014, 8:56 pm#4809891
Hey halliwax, Hook & Ladder 8 in New York which is still active was the exterior fire house used for GB HQ in the movies and Engine 23 & Truck Company in L.A. which has been out of service since 1960 was used for the interior shots. Some members of the community here actually went to Engine 23 a little while back and were able to take a tour of the place and they took pictures, if you go to the top of the page and click on "Equipment" and once it takes you to that page click on "Reference Section" it will take you to the reference photos page if you scroll down almost at the bottom you'll find the photos of their tour.
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"Sometimes sh*t happens, someone has to deal with it, and who you gonna call?!" - Dr. Peter Venkman
"Wow! This place is great, when can we move in? You've gotta try this pole!" - Dr. Raymond Stantz
"We have the tools, we have the talent!" - Winston Zeddemore
"We eat Gods for breakfast." - Dr. Egon Spengler
"Wow! This place is great, when can we move in? You've gotta try this pole!" - Dr. Raymond Stantz
"We have the tools, we have the talent!" - Winston Zeddemore
"We eat Gods for breakfast." - Dr. Egon Spengler
- September 17th, 2014, 4:18 pm#4810022
Or you can watch all 5 parts on Youtube starting here
One thing I noticed recently is you can hear the camera trolley rolling and stop in the scene where Venkman and Stantz are walking toward Winston meeting him for the first time.
One thing I noticed recently is you can hear the camera trolley rolling and stop in the scene where Venkman and Stantz are walking toward Winston meeting him for the first time.
Owner of The Ect-OHIO
- October 1st, 2014, 7:02 pm#4812244
Whoa whoa whoa...hold on a sec... David Lo Pan was on Ninja Turtles???
- October 1st, 2014, 7:57 pm#4812252
Matt Campbell wrote:Hey halliwax, Hook & Ladder 8 in New York which is still active was the exterior fire house used for GB HQ in the movies and Engine 23 & Truck Company in L.A. which has been out of service since 1960 was used for the interior shots. Some members of the community here actually went to Engine 23 a little while back and were able to take a tour of the place and they took pictures, if you go to the top of the page and click on "Equipment" and once it takes you to that page click on "Reference Section" it will take you to the reference photos page if you scroll down almost at the bottom you'll find the photos of their tour.thanks buddy!
- October 1st, 2014, 8:38 pm#4812264
Ivo Shandor wrote:Whoa whoa whoa...hold on a sec... David Lo Pan was on Ninja Turtles???I think he went by a different name but... yep! And it was FULL of quotes and references to the movie.
Lando System?
Lando's not a system. He's THE MAN.
Lando's not a system. He's THE MAN.
- October 1st, 2014, 8:41 pm#4812265
They even did the Storms with Raiden (Lightning) in there?! Wow
LandoSystem wrote:MUST. SEE. EPISODE.Ivo Shandor wrote:Whoa whoa whoa...hold on a sec... David Lo Pan was on Ninja Turtles???I think we went by a different name but... yep! And it was FULL of quotes and references to the movie.
They even did the Storms with Raiden (Lightning) in there?! Wow
- October 1st, 2014, 9:07 pm#4812268
halliwax wrote:No problem, just trying to be helpful.Matt Campbell wrote:Hey halliwax, Hook & Ladder 8 in New York which is still active was the exterior fire house used for GB HQ in the movies and Engine 23 & Truck Company in L.A. which has been out of service since 1960 was used for the interior shots. Some members of the community here actually went to Engine 23 a little while back and were able to take a tour of the place and they took pictures, if you go to the top of the page and click on "Equipment" and once it takes you to that page click on "Reference Section" it will take you to the reference photos page if you scroll down almost at the bottom you'll find the photos of their tour.thanks buddy!
"Sometimes sh*t happens, someone has to deal with it, and who you gonna call?!" - Dr. Peter Venkman
"Wow! This place is great, when can we move in? You've gotta try this pole!" - Dr. Raymond Stantz
"We have the tools, we have the talent!" - Winston Zeddemore
"We eat Gods for breakfast." - Dr. Egon Spengler
"Wow! This place is great, when can we move in? You've gotta try this pole!" - Dr. Raymond Stantz
"We have the tools, we have the talent!" - Winston Zeddemore
"We eat Gods for breakfast." - Dr. Egon Spengler
- October 1st, 2014, 9:08 pm#4812269
LandoSystem wrote:Whoa! That's awesome.Ivo Shandor wrote:Whoa whoa whoa...hold on a sec... David Lo Pan was on Ninja Turtles???I think he went by a different name but... yep! And it was FULL of quotes and references to the movie.
"Sometimes sh*t happens, someone has to deal with it, and who you gonna call?!" - Dr. Peter Venkman
"Wow! This place is great, when can we move in? You've gotta try this pole!" - Dr. Raymond Stantz
"We have the tools, we have the talent!" - Winston Zeddemore
"We eat Gods for breakfast." - Dr. Egon Spengler
"Wow! This place is great, when can we move in? You've gotta try this pole!" - Dr. Raymond Stantz
"We have the tools, we have the talent!" - Winston Zeddemore
"We eat Gods for breakfast." - Dr. Egon Spengler
- October 1st, 2014, 10:41 pm#4812274
I showed my Blu-Ray of BTiLC to my son back in August, after which I posted this on my FB page:
Quick, name a movie from the 80's with visual effects by Richard Edlund, partially shot at firehouse LA23, and which contains lines of dialogue that say "It's Miller Time!" and "Light's green".
My friends impishly guessed things like 2010, Caddyshack, 3 Men and a Baby, Gremlins, and Macbeth. But no one said Ghostbusters, and no one gave the 'correct' answer, so I revealed it thusly:
Well, it was actually... Big Trouble in Little China. Oddly enough, it's Kim Cattrall (as Gracie Law) who says the lines quoted above, both times speaking to Kurt Russell (as Jack Burton).
~~~
The LA firehouse was also used as a location in The Mask, though I haven't seen that Jim Carrey movie in ages.
Alex
Quick, name a movie from the 80's with visual effects by Richard Edlund, partially shot at firehouse LA23, and which contains lines of dialogue that say "It's Miller Time!" and "Light's green".
My friends impishly guessed things like 2010, Caddyshack, 3 Men and a Baby, Gremlins, and Macbeth. But no one said Ghostbusters, and no one gave the 'correct' answer, so I revealed it thusly:
Well, it was actually... Big Trouble in Little China. Oddly enough, it's Kim Cattrall (as Gracie Law) who says the lines quoted above, both times speaking to Kurt Russell (as Jack Burton).
~~~
The LA firehouse was also used as a location in The Mask, though I haven't seen that Jim Carrey movie in ages.
Alex
What a knockabout of pure fun that was!
- October 2nd, 2014, 12:13 pm#4812364
Alex Newborn wrote:The LA firehouse was also used as a location in The Mask, though I haven't seen that Jim Carrey movie in ages.That's right, in The Mask Engine 23 was used as the repair garage where they were "fixing" Stanley's car, I forgot about that one.
Alex
"Sometimes sh*t happens, someone has to deal with it, and who you gonna call?!" - Dr. Peter Venkman
"Wow! This place is great, when can we move in? You've gotta try this pole!" - Dr. Raymond Stantz
"We have the tools, we have the talent!" - Winston Zeddemore
"We eat Gods for breakfast." - Dr. Egon Spengler
"Wow! This place is great, when can we move in? You've gotta try this pole!" - Dr. Raymond Stantz
"We have the tools, we have the talent!" - Winston Zeddemore
"We eat Gods for breakfast." - Dr. Egon Spengler
- October 3rd, 2014, 4:38 am#4812527
Was also used in an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and a Jenna Jameson porn video.
Ivo Shandor wrote:Wow, I didn't know it was used for anything but GB.
Was also used in an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and a Jenna Jameson porn video.
- October 7th, 2014, 8:43 pm#4813250
abaka wrote:And as a car repair shop in The MaskIvo Shandor wrote:Wow, I didn't know it was used for anything but GB.
Was also used in an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and a Jenna Jameson porn video.
"If there's a steady paycheck in it, I'll believe anything you say..."
- October 8th, 2014, 6:49 am#4813299
Nicholszz wrote:Was watching my new Blu ray.You're watching on Windows Media Player? HOW !?!?!?
And noticed this.
I circled it in red. Its an arm. It kinda moves up and down? As if its signaling Bill Murrary to get up and go.
That's gonna annoy me whenever I watch the movie now.
But I had to share the annoyance.
"Christmas, huh? I'll give him a Christmas present he'll never forget!" ~ Louis Winthorpe III (Trading Places)
- October 8th, 2014, 7:29 am#4813308
Daniel Welch wrote:Next time you watch GB, take a gander at the Vinz terror dog as the crossed proton stream is charging through Gozers doorway. Vinz is pawing at the stream like a puppy, right up until the dimensional gateway explodes. Even in terror dog form, he's a doofus.Oh man that is absolutely hillarious.
"Christmas, huh? I'll give him a Christmas present he'll never forget!" ~ Louis Winthorpe III (Trading Places)
- October 8th, 2014, 7:52 am#4813314
Sutton621 wrote:nope, it's there. and there's a giant golden statue of JFK's head right under the picture. both extremely random and funny.http://www.gbfans.com/community/viewtop ... 37&t=28035And above his graduation pic. is his diploma.
"Christmas, huh? I'll give him a Christmas present he'll never forget!" ~ Louis Winthorpe III (Trading Places)
- October 8th, 2014, 8:09 am#4813321
AlexC wrote:So, Peter had tranquilizers with him when he went to Dana's? Drug problem? Date rapist?Or maybe Dana had them...
"Christmas, huh? I'll give him a Christmas present he'll never forget!" ~ Louis Winthorpe III (Trading Places)
- October 8th, 2014, 8:17 am#4813326
BTW tnx for pointing that out, I wouldn't have noticed it if I didnt go back to check.
LockedOutLewis wrote:. Also in gb2, after peter leaves the set of world of the psychic, he is complaining about the guests, on the back wall there is a logo, is it a ghostbusters logo or a no smoking sign, what do you guys see?Yes it is the No Ghost logo.
BTW tnx for pointing that out, I wouldn't have noticed it if I didnt go back to check.
"Christmas, huh? I'll give him a Christmas present he'll never forget!" ~ Louis Winthorpe III (Trading Places)
- October 8th, 2014, 8:39 am#4813330
At 22:38 of the GB I, when Dana is walking in, there's a diet Coke in a small open drawer on the mid-left side of the screen.
"Christmas, huh? I'll give him a Christmas present he'll never forget!" ~ Louis Winthorpe III (Trading Places)
- October 8th, 2014, 10:33 pm#4813473
Lots of Coke in the movie, isn't there? ...and cigarettes! Lots of those, too.
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- October 9th, 2014, 8:58 am#4813561
I vehemently disagree.
Look at a side-by-side comparison.
The red circle and line are nowhere near thick enough, but most importantly, you see a continuous circle.
On a no-ghost logo, the circle is broken three times by the head and hands of the ghost.
I can understand the tendency toward wishful thinking, believe me... but objectively, that's a no-smoking or similar office sign.
The whole point of the beginning scenes of the movie is that the Ghostbusters are out of work and disgraced in the public's eye.
The last thing the set dresser would do is subliminally suggest someone still supported them.
Alex
Spengler02 wrote:LockedOutLewis wrote:. Also in gb2, after peter leaves the set of world of the psychic, he is complaining about the guests, on the back wall there is a logo, is it a ghostbusters logo or a no smoking sign, what do you guys see?Yes it is the No Ghost logo.
BTW tnx for pointing that out, I wouldn't have noticed it if I didnt go back to check.
I vehemently disagree.
Look at a side-by-side comparison.
The red circle and line are nowhere near thick enough, but most importantly, you see a continuous circle.
On a no-ghost logo, the circle is broken three times by the head and hands of the ghost.
I can understand the tendency toward wishful thinking, believe me... but objectively, that's a no-smoking or similar office sign.
The whole point of the beginning scenes of the movie is that the Ghostbusters are out of work and disgraced in the public's eye.
The last thing the set dresser would do is subliminally suggest someone still supported them.
Alex
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