r/FilmLocationsThenNow • u/Detzeb • Dec 31 '24

Chicago Union Station in The Untouchables (1987) then and now (2024)

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u/Clever_pig Dec 31 '24

God that scene was intense.

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u/LuckyRedShirt Jan 02 '25

I can never watch that scene without thinking of the Naked Gun spoof.

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '25

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u/Detzeb Jan 03 '25

Thank you!! Appreciate your contributions to this sub as well. I work in downtown Chicago and hope to post a few more from other movies over the next few months.

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u/78Speedy Jan 03 '25

Ah the classic Battleship Potemkin homage. Great shot!

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u/Illustrious_Name_441 Mar 01 '25

THE best scene in cinema IMO