Gosh, everything looks so fake

this looks so lame i love it

I got to see it in 1979. It was a part of the Bionic exhibit. The Bionic Woman runs across it while it’s collapsing.

0:51　Hey！Look out！

Any chance of bringing the Studio Tour URL back?

I wish they restore that locomotive In operating conditions

What railway is that locomotive from

The gave the shark white eyes with pupils, sharks eyes are black like a dolls eyes

Kenneth Johnson, who was the writer and producer of The Six Million Dollar Man & The Bionic Woman was discussing this in an interview from 2010. I had no idea that André the Giant played The Bigfoot and spoke very little English. He was describing how they used the tunnel to film a scene, to save money. In the scene, André had to carry Lee Majors (Steve Austin) through the tunnel and all of the camera crew kept falling over trying to film it. They finally had to hang on to something so they could do it. Lee was afraid that André would drop him, so Kenny instructd André to look down at the ground, to avoid getting dizzy and then had to allow him to carry him through the tunnel so that Majors would do it. I remember the tunnel being there when I was a kid, but I didn't remember the entrance looking like this.

If they replaced that with Thomas, *I WOULD DARE THAT’S MORE DANK MEME ISH*

I was actually on that King Kong ride a year before this movie was released!

I was 5 years old when I rode this, and I remember being terrified to death during the King Kong part. I'm glad I found this 😂.

1:03 Blood 😮

Wow Scary

Man! I wish I got to see this!

I miss this King Kong. Even watching it on KZbin it looks amazing and as intimidating as it was in person. Wish universal can bring this back

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This was at universal studios and it closed anyone agree with me?

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Gosh I remember this as a child… I was so sad when they changed it into the Mummy

I miss the old US from the 70s and 80s. It's really boring now. Miss seeing all the "homes" from the 1960s sitcoms but are no longer there. On the times we went the stop midway in the tour with the oversized telephone and shoe and other props was never open so I never got to see it and now it's long gone...

1:20 What’s that soundtrack from

Honestly I don't care that it was taken down.

I remember watching this for the first time in 2016 between 2017

I did this in the 70's when I was 10. Thought I was truly going to die.

I wonder if her office is still there, just not open to the public anymore?

The original Earthquake model of the tour was my favorite because it has more smoke effects.

I remember getting on that ride thinking I was gonna die 😂 when I was 7 he seemed so real

I cherish my memories of going over this bridge back in the 90s. It was the best part of the studio tour that I looked forward to as a kid. I completely understand why it's not in use anymore. Every time I visit the studio tour, which is rare as I don't live in CA, I look at that bridge with fondness when the tram passes by it.

Rip Walter Lantz (1899-1994)

Il modello più brutto di Bruce

What’s the movie name again?

Is the bite 87 1:00

I didn’t know the phantom menace was responsible for establishing leavesden studios. That would soon become home to the entire Harry Potter series for over ten years as well. Hallowed ground leavesden studios is

What’s crazy is there’s actually people on that subway car as it splits open. I think being in the platform and stuff would be an amazing experience itself.

I miss the tilted bridge

I added a comment about 30 mins ago, which has disappeared. WHY?

King Kong is not really a bad guy he just want to go back to his home

Agnes: Seymour, the house is on fire! Skinner: No mother, it's just a special effect on the studio tour!

I saw truck up, falling down

That looks so amazing and intimidating.

King Kong 360 was not there during this time.

Putnam hits Mr. Woods in the face 0:15

those 2 were amazing

It's looks like new DVD releases review history books documentary about biography book and videos are starting very interesting interview review history of power outage and make it happen in the past flash back

More clips?

0:33 I like how they used the 1976 Kong roar

The Shark From JAWS Oofed George The Fisherman