The longtime eatery has seen an influx of moviegoers eager to snap photos at the exact booth featured in a key scene from the film.
A booth inside a small North Hollywood restaurant has become a must-see attraction for fans of the hit movie “Obsession,” with crowds flocking to Little Toni’s“It’s like an iconic shot in the movie, and it kind of blew up everywhere,” Ana Abad of Norwalk toldKenneth Nguyen from Arleta was one of the many visitors.
He said he recognized the spot from the movie right away.
“It was that famous scene where the girl in the movie goes, ‘No, no, no! ’” Nguyen said. Little Toni’s staff told the network that the attention has led to a surge in customers, many of whom arrived with cameras in hand. Some fans said they specifically visited the restaurant to recreate the viral scene.
For Monte Bradford of Cypress, a stop at the restaurant became part of a date outing. Others said the visit was a spur-of-the-moment decision.
“I just came up and was like, ‘Yo, should we go check it out? ’ And he’s like, ‘Yeah, why not? ’” Joaquin Martinez of Northridge told the outlet. The demand for the booth has become so intense that some visitors are ordering meals so they can sit there themselves.
The demand for the booth has become so intense that some visitors are ordering meals so they can sit there themselves. Though “Obsession” is a love story, the film also features unsettling moments that have become a talking point among fans. Though “Obsession” is a love story, the film also features unsettling moments that have become a talking point among fans.
“We just thought it would be a fun thing to see as a couple, seeing as the movie is about a couple that’s crazy,” Bradford said. For some fans, sitting in the famous booth came with an eerie feeling. Obsession is a supernatural psychological horror-comedy film that hit theaters last month. The story follows a lonely, socially awkward young man who breaks a supernatural “One Wish Willow” to force his longtime coworker and friend to fall in love with him.
A booth inside a small North Hollywood restaurant has become a must-see attraction for fans of the hit movie “Obsession,” with crowds flocking to Little Toni’sLittle Toni’s staff told the network that the attention has led to a surge in customers. The demand for the booth has become so intense that some visitors are ordering meals so they can sit there themselves.
Though “Obsession” is a love story, the film also features unsettling moments that have become a talking point among fans.
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