through the escalators I have spotted Bruce it's one of the best things I've
ever eaten in my entire life today is a big day first off we had a little trouble parking
we're going to the Academy of Motion Pictures Museum it opened a couple years ago full of
props and memorabilia from all different movies throughout all time I'm so excited I cannot wait
to see some of the props that they have in here all right so we're heading in the academy Museum
of Motion Pictures this is the main lobby so it's time and entry uh we got our little wristband you
just can't show up you have to kind of make a reservation Motion Pictures more commonly
known as movies or films are the world's most popular art form encompassing many aspects of
the Visual and Performing Arts Cinema refers to art technique and business of making and
exhibiting movies so it looks like they have a theater here and they play different movies
throughout the week now one of my favorite moves of all time Catch Me If You Can with
Tom Hanks and Leo photo from 1953 the Chinese Theater look how different it is they have that
giant front out there okay this is really cool I'm looking at the neon that they use for the
Mickey and Minnie's runaway Railway and it's the exact same neon design they had over the classic
Chinese Theater here's Carthage Circle at 1931 for a Premiere and then here's how the Chinese
Theater looked in 1930 because architecture in here is otherworldly we're in kind of like the
Oscars room right now this was the Oscar and that was given out for visual effects for Star Wars
they say the best for last best animated feature film
Academy Award nomination and the first Oscars for Shrek the Shrek Academy Award
shriek is love shrink his life here's all the different components that make a movie right
start up here acting the cinematography the editing the pr the marketing the production
design the visual effects the screenwriting the music the executives the costume design
the animation casting directing makeup and hairstyles producing and sound it takes an
army to like make a movie put a little behind the scenes shot of Casablanca up here Sam's piano
the doors from set of Rick's Cafe
it's crazy to see like the piano and the film and then you look over and then the
piano's right there this is the Snapback worn by Ice Cube and boys in the hood and over here
the name plate and stress balls used by Lawrence Fishburne as Furious Styles and they have a whole
Godfather exhibit here the art of movie making the Godfather so let's talk about the different
marketing of The Godfather so that they launched one of the most successful PR efforts in movie
history The Campaign capitalized on the book's popularity how did Brando's comeback performance
and Drew on public interest in the mafia so Gordon Willis to use these lenses to film Godfather part
one and then part two so it said The Godfather Part 2 was shot on a camera just like this one
so this is not the exact same one that they use for filming but it's exact same model
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this mandolin was used for the recording of The Godfather Part 2 soundtrack even
have the horse head that was used in The Godfather now this was a Taxidermy there's
some blueprints for the neon signs so here's a little behind the scenes I was like this is how
he started and he added all the makeup good job and by the end of it that's how we look
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there's a Paramount Motion Pictures and now shooting sign for The Godfather Part
Two this is really cool this would be Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather
notebook kind of all the notes that he had and what he wanted to use from the book
that's really cool we're heading into this next room the costume that Charlton Heston
wore and been her it's crazy the amount of detail right that they put into these things
Meryl Streep's costume from Mamma Mia here's some concept art for Terminator Daniel Craig
has James Bond one of Disney's biggest flops the dick crazy movie I wonder what would have
happened if this movie was successful but here's the costume from the film this is
getting really cool now oh this is the wig that Michael Keaton wore for Beetlejuice
this is going to be Joyce's wig from Edwards Poison Ivy's wig but the one that's really
cool this one that Robin Williams wore or Mrs Doubtfire through the escalators I have spotted
Bruce this is like one of the big things I want to see I think it's a level up but oh that's so cool
this place is pretty bougie um all the clocks here are Rolex clock though this is cool this
is like the backdrops for the films headed into the animation area some of the artwork from Mary
Blair Alice in Wonderland I've never seen this stuff before and they also have Smart work for
Peter Pan from the Pixar short bow Ursula then the Corpse Bride it's a Jiminy Cricket this was
made 1940 we paint and plaster it's crazy that things like this survived these are from the film
The Missing Link and this is Mr Link from The Missing Link so it's all the puppet components
from Jack Skellington for The Nightmare Before Christmas and they had to change his mouth or
emotion you know they would just pop on a new head now this is Walt Disney animators Frank Thomas's
animation desk this was used from 1967 until 2004 there's all the different animation drawings
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DeVito's prosthetic to play the penguin live Louis Armstrong's B-flat trumpet here
thank you so I'll see the Horizon I want to come here so this Bruce is from the original from Jaws
all the sharks were destroyed after production sad story about the Orca from the original movie they
had it on the Universal Studios Backlot and they didn't maintain it and Stephen would go out there
and kind of hang out universal just like junked it they just like threw it in the trash because
the wood was starting to rot the Orca used to be right there Joe Orkin was here and I used to come
out for about a couple of years after I made the movie to get all over my PTSD I would just I would
work through my own trauma because it was Trump for making that film sitting in that boat alone
for hours I would just sit in that boat alone for out just working through and I would shake I'd
get in the boat and my hands would shake and uh and then I I was fine and five six years went by
I hadn't seen the boat in five years decided to just come back and revisit it was gone somebody
unbeknownsted me Orson sheinberg who ran the studio yeah had torn it up and just thrown it away
took thrown the entire boat away because they said they said there was dry rot there were termites
they didn't even ask Steven so Steve was pretty pissed when Universal did that on the Universal
Hollywood Backlot but so Greg nicotero and his team you know they do all the makeup effects
on The Walking Dead they restored this shark Bruce the mechanical shark was forgotten the
actual shark props used in the movies were lost to time but then one of the bruises
was discovered this shark ended up going off to a junkyard in Sun Valley this is Bruce the junkyard
Jaws made from the mold that made the three sharks that were actually used in the movie The Fourth
shark was originally brought to my attention by Charles fan the fourth Jaws shark was in
existence at an auto parts junkyard in Sun Valley Nathan inherited the business from his father
Sam Adler who in 1990 was buying vehicles from Universal's transportation department now Nathan
doesn't know exactly how it happened his father died more than 10 years ago all he knows is one
day lumped into a huge batch of cars at Universal was a shark Greg nicatero is a Hollywood special
effects director but he's also been tasked with restoring this shark made from the original Jaws
molds some 45 years ago this was on display at Universal for probably 15 or 20 years so when you
went to Universal you could pose with the shark when Jaws came out in 1975 the exact Universal
realized they had the biggest hit in the world but nothing on the Backlot tour to represent the movie
so I always figured they pulled the molds out of the original shark and they had the studio prop
Department make a fiberglass copy and this shark was on display at Universal until the mid 90s so
they repainted it a bunch of times and finally it was retired to a junkyard but then he was replaced
with a more realistic looking shark Bruce set it up at the junkyard baking in the Sun for
another two decades or so and they had covered the entire shark with this almost like tar it's
like Roofing tar and then they textured it and they painted it so pretty rough shape it needed
a major restoration it was filled with wasp mess and dirt so Bruce is doing what a lot of Hollywood
stars do getting some serious plastic surgery the first thing we had to do is tear all the outer
covering off and underneath was a fiberglass copy that the studio people had made in 1975. it was
in really good shape it had a bunch of spider web cracks in it here and there but it was ultimately
the exact shape of the shark that they had intended to film so we cleaned all
the we cleaned all the scratches up repainted it I sculpted the inside of the mouth because
the shark didn't have an interior of the mouth or the clasp or the back clasp or fins
and I had castings of the original teeth that I got from Joe albs the production designer so we
recreated the inside of the mouth and put the whole shark back together so it took about it
took about seven months I had a team of about nine people that worked on it almost every day
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observation area over here we had a wonderful view oh
my gosh this is impressive I'm sure a lot of people get married up here
there's a little gift shop here let's see if they have anything cool in the gift shop the
Oscars official party kit they also have a gourmet Oscar popcorn so you can purchase
like a little ornament version of the Oscar statue made out of Legos they do have some
ET merch a little E.T homework ornament I thought Universal might have this button
now to cut the academy Museum motion pictures on the back this ET sweater hi this is pretty cool
you got Dorothy slippers it has like a short sleeve shirt great and then they have a little
slipper purse they have a Kennedy McAllister home alone ornament a bunch of vinyls you can buy The
Exorcist Terminator we just exited the museum we're at the uh I think the little art museum
for LA right outside and everybody takes their basic Instagram photo here and this is like the
Instagram pick versus uh reality there's just like so many people you know what this reminds
me of you ever have like what like roller coaster tycoon or like you have the park and
you could just like make all these different buildings exact same right next to each other
this is what it looks like this looks like some glitch in The Matrix or something I guess that
art Vibe they were going for good luck at you work it work it yes buddy my grip is giving out
here
all right we're gonna be going to a burrito Bomba
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oh my God okay so in The Hangover breakfast burrito it's got fresh scrambled eggs
breakfast potatoes cheese queso fresco pico de gallo Bamba sauce and then it has steak
bacon sausage and chorizo oh this is like the best breed of all time look look at the steam
coming off of that that's everything that's one of the best things I've ever eaten in my
entire life not only does it taste amazing it's packed amazing so it's not falling out not too
Saucy it lets the flavors breathe in there oh my God every single bite is an experience look
this is like unlock different levels in your taste buds every bite we're halfway through right now
now it's time for part two finish this aftermath get in here nice and close okay that is one of the
best breeders I've ever had in my entire life oh my God it was Perfection everything isn't going
to be compared to that now that was an experience from beginning to end nothing to improve upon it
was just perfect utterly perfect yeah the Mona Lisa of breakfast burritos it's a must okay now
guys we are back at home that is the best burrito I've ever had in my entire life it's located about
20 minutes outside the Universal Studios Hollywood if you're visiting stop by there it's so good get
that hangover breakfast burrito it'll change your life now let's talk about the Academy of Motion
Pictures Museum right I'm a big movie buff and a cinema nerd so it was like my heaven walking
in there and seeing all the different props and artifacts there's so much that I didn't show in
the video I just kind of gave it a short swing to the point some of my favorite highlights that
I saw throughout the museum now when you look at each one of those little props and artifacts right
there's a whole story behind them a whole story behind how they were made right and how they were
using the film and then how they were saved and then preserved the one prop that I want to kind of
talk a little more about that I like really nerded out and freaking out about was that it looks like
a kind of like a cyborg dinosaur that strange looking device is so important to modern day
Cinema here's a little backstory behind it right um so when Jurassic Park is being made they were
going to be making Jurassic Park they were gonna be doing stop animation dinosaurs and then there
was kind of some breakthroughs at ilm they're no longer going to be using stop animation they're
gonna be used in fully CG dinosaurs there's groundbreaking for the time the stuff still
holds up when you watch it today they use this little device and they kind of like puppeteered
and animated it kind of like a stop animated dinosaur could then translate the movements
into the computer what was developed was the did or dinosaur input device which was a traditional
stop-motion Armature with motion encoders which would translate anything we animated
into a computer model so it bridged the gap of stop-motion animation into the digital age so
that's why that little device was really cool to see in person because I'd seen it my entire life
right watching all the behind the scenes specials for Jurassic Park I walked in the room and I was
like holy [ __ ] it's right there but tickets are only like 25 not too bad we spent like two hours
there great time at the motion picture Museum so guys if you enjoyed this video make sure to
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