Driving Through 1960s Miami Beach, HD from 35mm

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3/4 POV from side of car driving over causeway, bridge, Miami hotels, palm trees. L.F. Eyeline From Car Showing Luxury Hotels Of Miami From One Of The Bridges Over The Causeway. POV from other side of car past hotels, traffic. POV from side of car driving from parked position past many hotels, eventually pulls in to hotel drive. USA - Miami - BP FSR Hotels - FSR BP Plate from entrance of hotel and along Collins Ave Miami
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[@micai.j8920]

My mom lived in Miami during the 60s before she moved to Orlando in 1974-1975.. Miami looked so clean and inviting back then. I can’t get enough of these old videos 🤩

[@jeshkam]

And then it become hell...

[@erthalgabriel]

@@jeshkam Cocaine...

[@malvolio01]

My dad grew up in Miami in the late 50s and early 60s and said there was a magic about it. Nowadays, it has absolutely no soul.

[@marcusmagellan]

My father said very good things about Miami late 50s and 60s.

[@thedirtybubble9613]

The soul got sucked out of Miami in 1980 onward.

[@cazsnap]

It got super ghetto and poor.

[@teethompson3268]

@@cazsnap ain't nonthing bout miami poor n ghetto this one of the most expensive places to live, And let's not forget all you people come here on vacation. Don't even play on my city like that

[@evw5536]

@@teethompson3268 These people juss be talking lmao

[@rocfella]

beautiful cars, even the average ones

[@maurolucero1264]

1960?

[@WaffleEater53019]

There’s a Rolls Royce at 2:19

[@PyrosPelagics]

to think every car in this video would be so valuable today... amazing beautiful footage.

[@PleaseDoNotDoThis]

So beautiful. Classic Post-WWII America.

[@abren5974]

Please Don't Do This. Can't wait to live in Post-WWIII America!

[@PleaseDoNotDoThis]

Abren nobody getting out ww3 unscathed.

[@Mozzarella_Cheese_Addict]

@@PleaseDoNotDoThis For real. We're probably gonna be living in mud huts after that 😬

[@yosangle]

@@abren5974 you will have to live in ww3 American for that.

[@redtra236]

If it makes it any better we're still in post WW2 america

[@theuploder8424]

I wish I existed during those times. Such a bummer I born too late in life and will never truly enjoy living in those times.

[@NaldinhoGX]

Imagine finding yourself in there and saying "Oh, that's me when I was only 19". xD

[@turningtree6351]

Look how clean, safe, well ordered and white the place looks!

[@thekoala038]

:/ glad you're declining in numbers

[@celined8836]

I think u should do research on south Florida buddy

[@mohamedd2766]

So sad the way you think may God All mighty help you and Guide you to the truth. Ameen

[@jimmyfortmoller4293]

Import the third world, become the third world

[@manuelnajera3401]

BLM✊🏿

[@Ronnie06spartan]

Awesome footage. Kinda surreal to see because at 0:13, besides the classic cars, it mostly looks the same!

[@eloymorales1231]

I'm from Florida and I must say, just wow. Most of those cars had no AC. This video gave me a heatstroke just from watching!

[@georgyhot1]

Shut up

[@Wasabi9111]

Haha. I was just thinking the same thing.

[@JussimirPasold]

No ac, no fm and no regrets

[@redtra236]

Probably why theres so many convertibles lol

[@kennylundy336]

wow is sweet it was back then simple and eligent

[@Phonysire]

I personally think everything looked elegant back then because there weren’t cameras (phones) everywhere recording all the bad parts of back then

[@h247ap1]

At 0:27 that’s the eden Roc i worked there 2015-2017 it literally looks the same lol.

[@BabySonicGT]

Wow

[@XPXhumble]

I used to work at Eden Roc Nobu hotel before the pandemic and it looks the same

[@elpidioperez5618]

The Old Doral Hotel Was Shown🤗, Which Is Now Called The Miami Beach Resort

[@TR1_93]

The little boy at @ 0:49 is likely in his 70s now. Only if he could see this video.

[@XPXhumble]

I said the same thing

[@xoxoxoxoxooxo]

I think it's my rebirth because somehow I don't know I like 1980's Miami it's lifestyle and music ❤️

[@fantansam]

Beautiful....the golden age of Miami.

[@mirtikaschultz3282]

I first saw this area in 1973 on a 3-week vacation. My family moved to Miami in '74, and this ride would have looked very similar. Hubby's family moved to Miami in the 50s, and his mom and dad worked at the Fountainbleau. Got to see celebrities of that era --Sinatra and ilk. How nostalgic. But, to be precise, this is MIAMI BEACH...not Miami. :)

[@tomfields3682]

Lots of people don't understand that Miami Beach is a totally different city than Miami.

[@MrJeszper]

I miss the music on the radio :

[@AOTSF_Films]

Miami is one of, if not the best city in all of America!

[@dirtmane3462]

Just imagine living back then, god people were lucky

[@MRresievil310]

White people, yes.

[@lifted.5916]

@@MRresievil310 everything was cleaner. Regardless of race, today over there is very ghetto and not even locals go there lol.

[@ultraneight]

​@@MRresievil310Always with this weak generalization! Did you get this idea from your college professor? Anyone who took advantage of the most prosperous era in human history would've benefited from it. Furthermore, white people shouldn't be villainized for capitalizing on their efforts and sacrifices. Do you know how many white men lost their lives fighting for the US in WWII? Lastly, if white people are so hated and an implied scourge on society, why does EVERYONE want to live in our communities?

[@luisguevara7402]

It looks so modern

[@joebridges3165]

Wow, who shot 35mm film and mounted the camera to vehicle? Had to be some real estate venture of that day...they spared no expense in the visual department that's for sure. Really nice.

[@miragutierres3958]

I LOVE it! :o)

[@EJK2099]

Wonder if this was captured in 35mm film?

[@john.john.johnny]

Collins right? 63rd?

[@bandersong4650]

Looks like

[@attemptstobreak]

The driver looks like he exits from Eden Roc then heads North. Wish they would have stopped in front of the Deauville but they turned into a parking lot a few streets short of it haha.

[@mackpines]

Anyone know the name of the hotel at 1:46 Very cool with the water in front and the entrance ramp.

[@fonso1030]

I believe that was the Doral Beach Resort, 4833 Collins Avenue. I also saw the Executive at 4925 Collins.

[@tomfields3682]

Doral wasn't there in the 60s. I think it was the Fountainbleu, probably the ritziest hotel in town.

[@spranks918]

That was real Miami

[@slavasmith1294]

Best time's

[@leaks2.073]

Vice City Vibes.

[@Kbasse39]

That happened in the 80s

[@leaks2.073]

@@Kbasse39 oh, sorry

[@thedirtybubble9613]

Not even close. This was the 60s.

[@votrung227]

😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@jegr3398]

Man, we have really lost something since then. This country doesn't have a soul anymore.

[@BlitzOfTheReich]

lol better times for some. are we conveniently forgetting that segregation still existed back then?@@frankrizzo4460

[@BlitzOfTheReich]

that doesn't make it untrue. you're acting like this time was a paradise when people were literally segregated by the way they looked.@@frankrizzo4460

[@tomfields3682]

FL hasn't had a soul for over 100 years.

[@nktrainingsystems]

Can I use this footage for a music video? I will give you credit! Or is there a way for me to get the video without the watermark?

[@thekinolibrary]

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[@laughingbad]

Pre-Mariel boatlift, before miami went to shit.

[@stuartlee6622]

DEMORATS

[@anastassiaestonia4680]

So clean, so white 😍😍😍

[@tambert3897]

Imagine seeing your relative on these videos.

[@warnutztheloser]

still looks the same just without the cars

[@wandasewell4501]

Miami is still clean, but, a little bit dangerous! Be careful.

[@alessio272]

This would be a burglar’s dream. No cameras, no keycards, and one could copy a key to a room. People in those times carried cash checks and lots of jewelry.

[@mattg5978]

Could also be a burglar’s nightmare if you were caught. No cameras, no cellphones, no political correctness.

[@ozgunmengun8499]

Golden age of USA

[@nothing2say-i1y]

Everything you see in this video was dirt cheap by both 1960s standards and today. Rental cars were cheap, hotels were cheap, and the food was cheap in Florida. Only the air fare was a bit high but not out of reach for a good portion of the population. Try going to overcrowded Miami Beach today and see what it costs for far worse service in 2024 vs the 60's.

[@Shakespeare.aswani2411]

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to gta vice city 🌆

[@charles7003]

Humanity peaked back then. Minus the homophobia ofc and the other social issues.

[@motorsportvalley]

Everyone has a Chevy impala 😂

[@alielabid3114]

It look likes Miami in the scarface movie

[@davidbacheler1399]

Miami Beach, not Miami.

[@Naruto_black03]

Miami antes de los 80's era psicodélica era hippie

[@tomfields3682]

Not when this was filmed.