Netflix's 'Bird Box' house now attracting tourists
Do you think they go there blindfolded?
Taylor Mead
Unless you've actually been walking around with a blindfold on, you've likely seen a meme, article or tweet about the new Netflix movie, "Bird Box," in the last few weeks. Whether or not you've actually watched the film, which follows Sandra Bullock and two children as they desperately attempt to find safety five years after an "ominous unseen presence drives most of society to suicide," you still might be surprised to learn that the house from the film is now attracting tourists in real life. According to Complex, Bullock's home in the movie is located in Monrovia, California, a suburb of Los Angeles, and film buffs are flocking to the scene to see it in person. The owner shared with TMZ that she received $12,000 for the exterior shots of her home, but despite being featured in such a well-known movie, "she has no plans to watch She doesn't have Netflix."
Unless you've actually been walking around with a blindfold on, you've likely seen a meme, article or tweet about the new Netflix movie, "Bird Box," in the last few weeks.
Whether or not you've actually watched the film, which follows Sandra Bullock and two children as they desperately attempt to find safety five years after an "ominous unseen presence drives most of society to suicide," you still might be surprised to learn that the house from the film is now attracting tourists in real life.
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According to Complex, Bullock's home in the movie is located in Monrovia, California, a suburb of Los Angeles, and film buffs are flocking to the scene to see it in person.
The owner shared with TMZ that she received $12,000 for the exterior shots of her home, but despite being featured in such a well-known movie, "she has no plans to watch [it.] She doesn't have Netflix."