Love hearing this kind of history of these movies!!! Thanks for watching!!!

That’s awesome. One of my favorite scenes.

Wow! Your grandma owned the house where Lisa lost her virginity. I'm not so sure she would have rented the film company her house if she knew what was going to take place upstairs in Stef's room later on. 🤭

@@bartbutkis I don’t think that was Lisa’s 1st rodeo.....she had more experience than she told steph abt.....she clearly had eyes for Bri and Rifleman too...

does yor grandma have pictures with lea thompson and tom cruise

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One of my all time favorites. I've seen it probably 20 times since the first time in the theater.

@@cahicks1 It's a classic!!!

It's an awesome movie 🎥😎

And that soundtrack! 100% fit.

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Thats awesome!!! Coach's house looks the same👍

Frank do you still live in town ?

@@georgemallett9728 yes

So we're you in the scenes where the camera was aimed at the house from across the street Cas in the shots where the camera was aimed at the woods all I can see are the cars & bosco's crew inside of them.

@@johncamp7675 Standing by watching. But obviously, not caught on camera. That house now has houses on both sides and a development across the street. I hope this helps.

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Great times to be alive. Graduation in 86...👍

Johnstown was great to visit👍

Agreed!!

Lea Thompson did good

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If I ever got the chance to meet you I would get a picture with you!!!

It's a catchy tune. Will get stuck in your head lol

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I was going to say that’s definitely not Cambria City in the background of the film

Why do you have a photo of yourself without a shirt. LOSER.

For his alter - ego Tom Cruise, this was just the beginning👍

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Thats awesome!!! Being an extra would b fun!!

Johnstown was a nice town to visit

I was also there at the point stadium..I think I was 11yrs old. It was so exciting..I still live in johnstown

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@@BeenThereFilmedThat2020 no thank you for making it. I enjoyed it quite a bit

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I could see this as pump up material. Thanks for watching!!!

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Definitely has the 80s feel to it✌

@@BeenThereFilmedThat2020 I got you bro.

@@BeenThereFilmedThat2020 I am waiting for somebody to upload this. I want this movie on youtube for free.

I want this so bad on UKposts.

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Was a great place to visit!!

Do the paper mills still give off that nauseating smell? I remember driving through there every summer when I was a child back in the 80's and will NEVER forget the one time we let the windows down while driving through that town!! Horrible smell but a great memory.

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Your welcome!! Was fun to do✌

Yes we did mistake the bridge lol. We found out after we released our video. That's a bummer

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WTF? I grew up there too, but what is with all the hate? It was poor, but the people were great. I remember that Johnstown had the highest unemployment rate in the US in the early 80's, yet had one of the lowest crime rates. Like Stefen wanted to do, I got out on a scholarship, and went to Penn State main campus and majored in engineering. Johnstown made people tough and hard working. Sounds like you are bitter and didn't learn anything from your time there.

@JohnAnderson-sm8jl You clearly haven't payed attention to the epidemics of drugs, crime, and gangs in Johnstown of late, have ya? Your fond memories and assumptive asshole attitude don't change the murders, overdoses, home invasions, car thefts, assaults, rapes, arsons, suicides, and robberies that are the norm now. Your nostalgia doesn't undue the influx of section 8 ghetto trash that now live in Westmont and Richland. Your memories don't undue a serior citizen veteran whos home was invaded. They tied him to a chair, dumped gasoline on him, and set him on fire. He died a horrible death. My buddies 18 year old neice was murdered, shot in the head, in her car. A guy I knew was murdered in his living room, shot in the back of his head twice. My little brother was a firefighter for the city for years...until he had to start wearing body armor on the job due to people shooting at the fire trucks while they tried to put out house fires. You're an ignorant, arrogant, ultra judgemental piece of crap. You don't know shit outside of your 30 year old memories, and you have the nreve to judge me *after you left and never went back.*

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One of the best!!

Thanks!!! And thanks for watching!!!👍

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Old steel town

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Wrong. He filmed the correct bridge...The bridge Tom Cruise walks across is the 4th Avenue Bridge…he is walking toward the Minersville PNA Lodge on the NE side of the bridge. This is verified because you can see the Resurrection Catholic Church in the background on the SW side he is walking from. This is the same bridge that we used to cross to drive up to Brownstown.

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Great place to visit!!!👍

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All because u done a good works for us..

Thanks!!! Me and my kids really enjoy it.

Just found it! AWESOME!

@@BeenThereFilmedThat2020 You did a PHENOMENAL job! Is the Steel Mill still up and running or did it close down like so many others.

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I believe they closed in 1992

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They all look so young👍

Before "Red Dawn" as well.

Thanks!!. Was fun👍

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Thanks!!!

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Agreed!!!

Did not know that!! Thanks for sharing!!

Please let me have a chance too act.

We enjoyed visiting Johnstown!!

It was prior to me graduating from Ferndale High, and that was in 2002. I think late 90s

Thanks!!! I've looked through the area. Minersville is closest I came to match. Would b great to find exactly which one👍.

@@BeenThereFilmedThat2020 It was the old Conemaugh bridge

Ok. Thanks

@@BeenThereFilmedThat2020 Sorry, after reading more comments I see someone already clarified the bridge controversy. I watched the movie last night on hulu

Thanks for watching!!! Could not find info on that one

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Yes it absolutely did happen. There are still a few steel mills in the area but nothing like it used to be

Thank u. Yes we realized after we filmed it was the wrong bridge lol. It's a bummer the one he walked across is gone

We discovered that after I posted the video. Lol. Thank u for noticing and good observation👍

@@BeenThereFilmedThat2020 You were correct the first time. The bridge Tom Cruise walks across is the 4th Avenue Bridge…he is walking toward the Minersville PNA Lodge on the NE side of the bridge. This is verified because you can see the Resurrection Catholic Church in the background, on the SW side he is walking from. This is the same bridge that we used to cross to drive up to Brownstown to visit a couple of girls in the 1980, so I know it well. I grew up in Johnstown, and have been to nearly every place in the movie.

Agreed

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We really enjoyed Johnstown!!

Thanks for the correction👍

Same here , grew up in Donora, made the steel to win ww2, can’t even buy a loaf of bread there. What the left liberals call flyover country. Let’s go Brandon.

Do you know anything about the bar where Stef confronted Bosko?

The bridge Tom Cruise walks across is the 4th Avenue Bridge…he is walking toward the Minersville PNA Lodge on the NE side of the bridge. This is verified because you can see the Resurrection Catholic Church in the background on the SW side he is walking from. This is the same bridge that we used to cross to drive up to Brownstown. So, the videographer got it right the first time, though I don't know if its actually called the Minersville Bridge (I don't think it is).

Yes it was and plan to come back to do it!!

Johnstown High School which was torn down

Goonies😊👍

We learned that later lol. Thanks for watching!!!

I believe it's the same street in the intro of the movie. I think. Lol. When everyone's leaving for the day

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Great time for movies!!

Great story!!!! Thanks for watching!!

@@BeenThereFilmedThat2020 thanks for sharing this and creating it

It was a fun one for us. Loved Johnstown and will b back for Slapshot!!!👍

This is interesting. My sister says the owners were angry about the damages afterward. $40,000 was more than the house was worth back then, so not sure why they were upset if true.

@@JohnAnderson-sm8jl nope just the opposite

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They look so young don't they? Lol

Early Tom Cruise. If u like football movies.

@@BeenThereFilmedThat2020 couldnt find a decent torrent to snag it. no worries I have thousands of others to watch.

No it's been torn down

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@@BeenThereFilmedThat2020 I just came back to watch it again and was using Google Earth to look at them. I don't know why I find these locations so fascinating. I visited The church where the wedding from The Deer Hunter was filmed in Cleveland and also Lemko Hall there, where they filmed the wedding reception. It was so cool. I don't know why, but it's really cool. Thanks for the video.

No it has been demolished

I read that it was on Napoleon St. next to the War Memorial

@@BeenThereFilmedThat2020 yes it was there.but not long after this movie came out that closed it down. Them some time later demolished it

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Yes it is!!!. Thanks for watching!!!

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