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(#9) Jaws - Amity Island
In 1975, director Steven Spielberg made beach-goers really, really scared to swim in the ocean. Amity is actually Martha's Vineyard. Most of the areas where the film was shot are still in place. Visitors can check out Quint's workshop in Menemsha Harbor, Brody's house, and the Chappaquiddick Island Ferry.
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(#14) Close Encounters of the Third Kind - Devil's Tower
Most of Steven Spielberg's sci-fi classic was filmed in Alabama. However, the alien landing spot in front of Devil's Tower, has made Devil's Tower National Monument in Wyoming a very popular tourist attraction. The site is a designated national monument and is open to visitors all year long.
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(#12) Gone With the Wind - The Mill
Surprisingly, not a single scene from Gone With the Wind is shot in Georgia, where the movie takes place. Unfortunately, there is only one location left from the Hollywood classic, and you'll have to head over to Little Rock, AR to see it. Pugh's Old Mill serves as the mill in the opening scene of the southern drama.
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(#4) Star Wars - Luke's Island
*SPOILER*
If you've seen Episode VII: The Force Awakens, you know Luke Skywalker pops up in the final scene, chilling on a picturesque island. But did you know that you, too, can dramatically turn around while standing atop that very same rock in the sea?Skellig Michael is an Irish island in County Kerry, and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Though uninhabited today, it was once the site of a sixth-century Christian monastery.
If you go, you'll climb 600 steep steps (small children and others who aren't exactly expert stairmasters should probably stay on the boat) to the beehive huts of what was once one of Europe's most remote religious communities.
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(#1) The Lord of the Rings/The Hobbit - Middle-Earth
Visitors can get guided tours and all the Middle-Earth lore they can handle when visiting Matamata, New Zealand. The location was used in all three The Lord of the Rings films and The Hobbit series.
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(#5) Pirates of the Caribbean - Wallilabou Anchorage
Want to go see where Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) fought off villainous pirates in the 2003 mega hit film Pirates of the Caribbean? The set was built around a hotel, which is opened for tourists, in the Caribbean off the main island of St. Vincent. The preserved location provides visitors the opportunity to see several of the film's props and costumes.
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As a kind of existence that can transcend reality, the movie allows the audience to experience a different life they have never had. Although many of the movie stories are fictitious, the film sets in real life can always evoke memories and emotions about the movie. During the rapid development of the tourism industry in the past few years, many film sets are known as the most famous and popular tourist attractions in the world, giving people the opportunity to visit places that were originally only seen in movies.
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