Structures
in
movies
serve
as
more
than
just
mere
backdrops
or
settings.
They
play
significant
roles
in
storytelling,
providing
visual
spectacle,
symbolism,
and
often
becoming
iconic
elements
of
the
films
themselves.
Famous
structures
like
the
Empire
State
Building,
the
Statue
of
Liberty,
or
the
Golden
Gate
Bridge
have
been
featured
in
films
for
decades,
becoming
instantly
recognizable
and
evoking
a
sense
of
familiarity.
These
landmarks
serve
as
visual
shorthand,
instantly
transporting
viewers
to
iconic
locations.
Moreover,
structures
can
become
integral
to
the
plot,
driving
the
narrative
forward
or
acting
as
the
focal
point
of
key
events.
They
can
be
sites
of
climactic
battles,
daring
chase
scenes,
or
heroic
moments.
Check
out
this
list
of
just
a
few
of
our
favorites.
And
maybe
these
structures
will
inspire
you
to
watch
the
films.
1.
Empire
State
Building
-
King
Kong
(1933)
Editorial
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The
Empire
State
Building
and
King
Kong
have
a
famous
connection
through
popular
culture.
In
the
1933
film
"King
Kong,"
the
iconic
image
of
the
giant
ape
climbing
the
Empire
State
Building
has
become
one
of
the
most
recognized
scenes
in
cinema
history.
The
building
stands
at
a
height
of
1,454
feet
(443.2
meters)
including
its…
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