The famous Warner Bros. Tower inside Warner Bros. Studio (Burbank, California)

Different sets of movies and shows.

Do recognize any of these places?

The set of Argo (this looks like somewhere in D.C.) .

The set of the late-night show Conan O’Brian :)

My well-deserved, over-sized Oscar :)

The car from the movies Gran Torino starring the respected Clint Eastwood.

An older version of the Batmobile :)

I LOVE THE BATMAN MOVIES.

We got to ride around in these nifty carts :)

Touring Warner Bros. Studio was quite the trip! It is amazing to see how well studio production fools the eye. Things that look so big and real on screen are surprisingly small on set! Warner Bros. Studios (if didn’t know is located in California) even has it’s own Central Park. haha :) We went on the set of “Two and a Half Men”; if you have watched the show you know that it supposedly takes place on Charlie Sheen’s mansion but it was actually more like a stage with a fake Malibu backdrop of the ocean. How have I never noticed that!!?

Because I was not allowed to take pictures of the Warner Bros. Studio Museum I will just tell you a little about it. There are 2 levels to this museum. The first level is filled with costumes from some of Warner’s best movies including the Dark Knight Trilogy (one of my personal favorites), the Big Bang Theory, Selena, The Matrix and many other ones!  The second floor was just HARRY POTTER! :) Shout out to all my Potter nerds, I am one myself! :) The ORIGINAL costumes that the actors wore throughout the movies were all there. The original SORTING HAT from the set. I was sorted into Hufflepuff. :) I really wanted Gryffindor but Hufflepuff has admirable traits ;)

If you would like to find out what Hogwarts House you belong to click here!!

Even though I had a nerd fest in the museum, I would have to say I freaked out the most about this bad boy:

THE BATMAN TUMBLER