Early scene in the movie filmed at the Griffith Park Observatory. Arnold has just been transported, looks over the LA skyline and is about to steal clothes from a biker and his bike. Great nighttime view of the city. Check out the observatory as well!
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A Laurel and Hardy film where they play 2 movers that have to get a piano up an incredibly long set of stairs. Despite multiple interruptions then almost get to the top when the piano rolls back to the bottom. The audience, no doubt, went hysterical! Mostly open lots in 1932, now it is built up on both sides

Historic dive bar from the 30's. Kevin Spacey's character is posed outside the bar. Extra note... The Black Dahlia last seen at this bar before she died

Marty's back in the 50's and walks to Doc's house. The famous 1.21 Gigawatts line is said in the house. The house is the Gamble house, built in 1908. Take the tour!

Once upon a time in Hollywood. Legendary restaurant Musso & Frank

Filmed in the most beautiful building in LA. Built in 1893. Harrison Ford's character climbs up the stairs with Darryl Hannah looking for the toymaker. At filming, the site was in disrepair, so it didn't take a lot to make it look bad. In beautiful condition now :)

Point Dume near Malibu. Spot at the movie ending when Charlton Heston realizes he is actually in post-apocalyptic Earth, he screams: "You finally really did it. You maniacs!

Jack Nicholson meets up with Fay Dunaway after getting his nose broken in this restaurant and says the famous “Mrs. Mulwray, I think you’re hiding something.” Also used for Mad men, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, Woman in Red, Thank You for Smoking and many other movied needing a classic New York steakhouse vibe.