Warner Bros. Studio Tour London - The Making of Harry Potter

lim_ala_mil posted a wishlist

2 months ago

As a Potterhead ⚡, going to the Harry Potter theme park in London is a dream come true. I've always wanted to experience what it feels like walking in the Great Hall, wandering in the Diagon Alley, and visiting nostalgic film sets.

Journey To The Multiverse

nerissar posted a wishlist

a year ago

Travel Bucket List

alfaji posted a wishlist

2 years ago

Hogwarts is my home. Yes, I’m a self-confessed witch and I’m proud of it. I want to relieve the magical moments I’ve had both in the Harry Potter books and the movies. If only I can disapparate this moment and appear in this place, I would do so without any second thoughts. This is definitely at the very top of my bucket list.

Spellbinding England here I come!

Jim Henson Company Lot

lemi posted a recommendation

4 years ago

In 1917, Charlie Chaplin built his own movie studio, aptly named Charlie Chaplin Studios, on the south of Sunset Boulevard. The state-of-the-art facility was used to shoot most of his films, including “The Great Dictator” (1940), his first “talkie” (a term used to describe the first movies that used recorded sound, specifically music and sound effects), and “The Gold Rush” (1925), one of the highest grossing movies of the silent era. After retiring, Chaplin handed over the property to multiple owners. In 2000, Jim Henson Productions acquired the studio, and renamed it the “Jim Henson Company Lot.” The creators of The Muppets honored the silent film icon with a statue of Kermit the Frog dressed as The Little Tramp, one of Chaplin’s most memorable on-screen characters from the film "City Lights." Tours are currently unavailable for the Jim Henson Company Lot, but seeing one of the world’s favorite childhood characters waving hi to you is enough reason to visit.