Where was the Movie “Dazed and Confused” filmed?
As Dazed and Confused approaches its 30th anniversary, fans of the film are heading to Austin to relive the magic and visit the iconic scene locations where the film was shot. Whether you’re a generational fan or new to the movie, the upcoming anniversary festival promises to be a celebration of 70s nostalgia, film history, and of course, all things Dazed and Confused.
Where are the Movie Scene Locations and the Truck from Duel (1971)?
"Duel" not only left an indelible mark on cinema but also imprinted its scenes onto real-world locations. Exploring these places today allows fans to step into the shoes of David Mann and witness the enduring legacy of Spielberg's first masterpiece. The debate over the truck's driver and the rumored remnants at the cliff's bottom only add to the mystique of this cinematic classic. As we continue to celebrate film history, "Duel" stands as a testament to the timeless connection between the silver screen and the world around us.
“10 Things I Hate About You" Filming Locations in Seattle & Tacoma
Setjetting "10 Things I Hate About You" in Seattle and Tacoma offers fans of the film an immersive experience, walking in the footsteps of their favorite 90’s characters.
Each location not only brings the film's scenes to life but also opens the door to a world of exciting activities, culinary delights, and cultural experiences.
Whether you're a die-hard fan of the film or simply a lover of beautiful destinations, these locations provide a perfect blend of nostalgia and a unique way to visit the Seattle area.
So pack your bags, grab your phone, and get ready to explore the cinematic beauty of the Pacific Northwest with the help of the SetJetters app!
This is the actual filming location of Oppenheimer’s Trinity site, re-built by Christopher Nolan
Oppenheimer's and Christopher Nolan's “Trinity Site” are both real locations you can visit.
Nolan re-built the Trinity test filming location for the Movie Oppenheimer without CGI making it a SetJetter’s delight!
Christopher Nolan's IMAX 70mm masterpiece, Oppenheimer, immerses audiences in the life and work of scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer, portrayed by Cillian Murphy. With Nolan’s famous practical approach to filmmaking, cinemagoers (especially those who found an IMAX) were plunged into real-life sets built next to historical locations and treated to an actual explosion… no CGI!
Where is Gilligan’s Island and the SS Minnow now?
In the iconic television series "Gilligan's Island" which premiered back in 1963, a seemingly innocent three-hour tour turned into a tale of survival for the characters aboard the SS Minnow which captivated audiences for three seasons. Beyond the laughter and antics, the show's filming locations hold a fascinating story of their own.
The adventure begins in Hawai’i…
12 Scenes of Christmas!
Embark on a magical journey to real-life Christmas movie locations with the SetJetters guide to 12 Christmas Movie Locations You Can Visit Now.
From the chaotic hilarity of National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation to the heartwarming (and possibly problematic!) tales of Love Actually to the whimsical charm of Elf, these cinematic wonders aren't confined to the realm of make-believe.
You can pack your bags and visit these real-life settings that served as the backdrop for some of your favorite holiday films.
Get ready to experience the magic and nostalgia of the holiday season, in person.
For the exact film scene locations and insights into what else you can experience at these locations, check out the SetJetters film location mobile app available in your app store.
O Brother Where Art Thou? Right Here In Mississippi!
O Brother Where Art Thou? A Coen Brothers film starring George Clooney, John Turturro, Tim Nelson, and John Goodman contains filming locations across Mississippi, including Canton, Mendenhall, Yazoo City, Vicksburg, Natchez, and Edwards.
O Brother Where Art Thou? is shot largely in Mississippi where the story takes place, its real life bank facades, antebellum main streets, and hazy swimming holes add a visceral texture to this rollicking southern adventure.
The Earthly Locations of Interstellar.
The movie Interstellar was entirely filmed on the planet Earth, which is not surprising especially when even Tom Cruise hasn’t figured out how to film in outer-space yet.
So until blasting a film crew into space becomes feasible, science fiction filmmakers still have the creative job of figuring out how to make locations on earth look and feel otherworldly.
And that’s why science fiction are some of our favorite films to SetJet. Movies like Interstellar highlight parts of our planet that are truly incredible and often overlooked by the standard tour guides. Let’s take a look at some of the earth-bound locations from the movie Interstellar.
A Game of Thrones, A Wealth of Locations.
HBO’s Game of Thrones adaptation created a boom in film tourism in the real-world locations that were prominently leveraged to breathe life to the fictional world of Westeros. Let’s take a look at some of the great Game of Thrones locations from Malta, Northern Ireland, Croatia to Morocco, that you’ll find in the SetJetters app!
Don’t end up in the wrong state looking for Groundhog Phil!
Groundhog Day is celebrated February 2nd at “Gobbler’s Knob” just outside of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, USA… but that’s not where you’ll find the filming locations from the 1993 film.
10 Haunted Houses You Can Visit!
With Halloween right around the corner, SetJetters is excited to gather up a list of our favorite haunted movie houses that you can visit to celebrate the spooky season.