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Why Don't Movies Ever Blow Up the Bay Bridge?A history of destroying national landmarks on film.
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Not all monument destruction has been caused by aliens, terrorists and a pissed-off mother nature.
In 1985 Stonehenge was toppled by the Griswolds:
-- stepper
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