museum pics
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Darth Mule
Sr Member
What's with Batman? He looks like he was drunk when he dressed himself.
lol:lol
lol:lol
misterfusion
Sr Member
What museum is this? Is it a personal display?
Steve
Steve
Mechinyun
Sr Member
What's with Batman? He looks like he was drunk when he dressed himself.
LOLLLLLL
d3po2u
Well-Known Member
This Display is at the new Hollywood Casino in Grantville, Pa.
Yeah, Batman does look a little off...lol:lol
streetjudge79
Master Member
El Duderino
Sr Member
Wow, Batman looks like he's pulling up an adult diaper or something, LOL!
General Anesthesia
Active Member
I think Batman is wearing some sort of ass-less chaps! :sick
And the Superman mannequin looks like a female! :cry
And the Superman mannequin looks like a female! :cry
That Superman is more metrosexual than even Brandon Routh.
I don't know what to say. Batman looks like he has hemmaroids, and Superman went anorexic.
clayslinger
Well-Known Member
A fine way to ruin good costumes.
Shameful.
Chuck...
Shameful.
Chuck...
Geniepants
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Catwoman is easliy the best of the display. The rest are kinda meh.
Westies14
Master Member
Why do you say this? They look like the originals to me.
Aquaman
Sr Member
Why? Ok let's go over Batman....the sculpts are all wrong. That Batman costume has been around a long time and there are many pics of it around. That looks nothing like it. The scale is off, the sculpt is wrong in so many places. The catwoman looks brand new. And if you take a look at screen grabs from the movie you will see how different stitching is. Superman. I doubt with the value of a real reeves suit that they would stick it in some place like that to begin with (that goes for all of these). Believe me these are not the real costumes, just some (maybe) liscensed crap the studio puts out for this kind of thing.
misterfusion
Sr Member
Hey, don't take it personally (unless it's your stuff on display!)
Nobody was saying YOU shouldn't have posted the pics, but we're just doing what we do
It looked like they had some original props (or good replicas) of one of the rocket-launching penguins from "Batman Returns" and Two-Face's timer from "Batman Forever", but the costumes, especially Batman do seem pretty iffy.
In the pics you have, can you read the legend on the placards?
Steve
Nobody was saying YOU shouldn't have posted the pics, but we're just doing what we do
It looked like they had some original props (or good replicas) of one of the rocket-launching penguins from "Batman Returns" and Two-Face's timer from "Batman Forever", but the costumes, especially Batman do seem pretty iffy.
In the pics you have, can you read the legend on the placards?
Steve
d3po2u
Well-Known Member
Hey, don't take it personally (unless it's your stuff on display!)
Nobody was saying YOU shouldn't have posted the pics, but we're just doing what we do
It looked like they had some original props (or good replicas) of one of the rocket-launching penguins from "Batman Returns" and Two-Face's timer from "Batman Forever", but the costumes, especially Batman do seem pretty iffy.
In the pics you have, can you read the legend on the placards?
Steve
The Crew that set up the display is sending a book with the info on the pieces.
I will let you know what i find out.
The Batman suit, unfortunately is falling apart. It probably wasn't a "Hero" suit, but maybe a back-up, worn by Keaton during long shots, fights?
Just my guess.
d3po2u
Well-Known Member
Well, i guess I did take it personally.
I know the museum crew had less than a week to set up an entire museum. They worked long hours, under ridiculous conditions.
The costumes, I thought, were displayed well. Has anyone considered the fact that if an exact likeness was used, then Royalties might come into play. There is no charge for this museum, so no money is being made.
One rather upsetting story I was told by a crew member, was that the Reeve Superman suit was thrown in the back of a pickup truck from the last place it was on display. It arrived back at the warehouse dirty, and torn. $250,000 rolling around in the back of someones truck. Now that's shameful.
I know the museum crew had less than a week to set up an entire museum. They worked long hours, under ridiculous conditions.
The costumes, I thought, were displayed well. Has anyone considered the fact that if an exact likeness was used, then Royalties might come into play. There is no charge for this museum, so no money is being made.
One rather upsetting story I was told by a crew member, was that the Reeve Superman suit was thrown in the back of a pickup truck from the last place it was on display. It arrived back at the warehouse dirty, and torn. $250,000 rolling around in the back of someones truck. Now that's shameful.
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