The D-Day from “Saving Private Ryan” was filmed in 15 days using 1500 extras and lots of effort to make it feel almost as if we were there ourselves.

Phil Grishaev lives in Los Angeles, California and has an unusual hobby. He likes finding and photographing the spots where famous movies were shot. Take a look at these pics and see if you can recognize any of them.

This guy uses his boss’s dog to stage popular movie moments from top romantic films.

Another set of photos taken by Christopher Moloney. The writer from Canada merges movie stills from popular fims and the photographs of their shooting locations.

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Movie Scenes Meet Their Real-Life Locations (45 pics)

Christopher Moloney, a writer from Canada, searches for the original filming locations of popular movie scenes and takes pictures of these places with a movie still neatly integrated into the image's frame.

The hit TV show has had to fill a lot of airtime over the years, so it’s no wonder they have reenacted certain movie scenes in some of their episodes.

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The Simpsons Recreating Movie Scenes (11 pics)

It takes creativity and patience to turn food and random household objects into compelling scenes from life, and these amazing creations do just that.

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When Everyday Objects Come Alive (42 pics)

These classic movie moments captured in stills should bring up some powerful emotions, or make you want to watch them again.

The Simpsons has been on TV for so long that it’s no wonder they have imitated famous movie scenes. See these stills that pay homage to the original movie scenes.