This review is dedicated to my your guide. I went to the Paramount Studio tour in the middle of May and it was amazing. Now at the time I went I would say the hot weather definitely did it good for the studio because the bright lighting at noon made the studio itself look beautiful. I was a tourist in LA so I am not really sure if they get hot bright days outside but the weather when I went was the equivalent to the summer of where I am currently. As for the studio itself it was very clean. I didn't see any garbage on the floor, no litter, none of that. But at the same time I was expecting it to be a little dirty on the basis of there being a protest ongoing by the gates. It was the writers strike. Even though the protesters were walking back-and-forth outside, they did not bother the tour in anyway. If anything I would say the protest made the tour better because of the genius from Matt to relate the protest to the story he was telling us. This story being about the production of the Godfather. Now I'm not gonna get into the story as I think its much better said by the tour guides themselves. Some people may frown upon the idea of a script for a tour but Paramount Studios has it all up to the tour guide to give the script its personality while delivering what they are required to do so. Except when your tour guide is passionate about movies, it makes the experiment all the more better. So depending on your tour guide, you can say different things about the information that is delivered. I cant say much about the other tour guides as I've only been there once, but the one I got (Matt) is very funny and he has a huge heart and that's why I love the way he delivered the tour to us. Now what I love about scripts so much is that although the studio may only show what they want to show you, it gives the tour its own personality. As a movie fanatic myself, I loved all the information that was presented to me by paramount. It was everything that I wanted to hear. Another thing Paramount does better is that its tour guides / workers actually feel human and not like people just doing their job. Paramount likes to fixate their tour on the history behind the studio itself and the process of getting to where they are now. This gives you somewhat of a relationship with the tour guide. Another thing better with having one tour guide is when your tour guide is funny and very nice. This is the part where I'm gonna talk about my tour guide Matt. Now form the start when he walked into the room I was hoping that he would be my tour guide. Why? I still don't know but I am thankful he was. Throughout the whole tour Matt would makes jokes, he would laugh with us, as well as engaging in conversation. I'm going to be 100% honest to Matt. I loved every single one of his jokes, I may not have laughed and although I didn't show it, I truly loved every single one as it made my day better. Another thing I love about Matt is that he is very friendly with all the other tour guides. Matt makes it seem like he genuinely loves what he does. Another thing I love about the tour and more specifically Matt himself is that afterwards once the tour was done and we were guided to the gift shop. Matt stuck around and led us to the door once we were done. Now once I was done gift shopping I decided to walk outside the store and have a conversation with Matt. From this conversation I cant tell Matt likes his job, he loves movies so he also values the information he gives us. Another thing about Matt is that he's a very nice and genuine guy. I think the most memorable part of the tour was having a conversation with Matt. I'm not trying to undertone the tour itself, I just am a very social person and I love the company as well as talking with other people. So having a conversation with Matt made everything better. Not only from a studio standpoint but from a human standpoint as well. I hope Matt sees this review. Paramount Studios easily gets and deserves a 5-star review.