Los Angeles film and television check-in! Several beaches in Malibu in "Planet of the Apes".

Los Angeles is famous for its beautiful beaches, tall palm trees and sparkling sea~ In addition, there are many ingenious buildings and unique scenery in Los Angeles. Over the years, these mysterious places have attracted many science fiction filmmakers and TV producers to flock to them, leaving many precious science fiction classics. Today I will share Point Dume State Beach~ If you want to enjoy the sunset unobstructed at 360 degrees, come to Point Dume State Beach! This beach in Malibu, with its cliffs and the Pacific Ocean, has naturally formed beautiful cliffs, and you can also enjoy the beauty of Zuma Beach in the northwest. You can take pictures of planes passing by in the sky, dolphins playing near the sea or surfers galloping on the waves in the evening~ You can park near Cliffside Drive. The beautiful and spectacular beach gathers colorful scenery: vast beaches; naturally formed beautiful cliffs-standing on a 200-foot cliff~ overlooking Santa Monica Bay, there is also a small cave called "Pirate Bay". One of the most famous scenes in the history of science fiction movies was shot at the entrance of Point Dume State Beach in Maburi~ At the end of the classic movie "Planet of the Apes" in 1968, the trapped Charlton Heston was in this cave. Found the Statue of Liberty half-covered on the beach.