#Movie Props

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Handbook for the Recently Deceased - Beetlejuice prop (1988)

[a-dream-seeking-light]

syd mead-designed lapd squad car used on the production of ridley scott’s blade runner (1982).  photographed by @iamted7 via the petersen automotive museum in la.  

[nostalgia-eh52]

1988 Flashback when a 25-foot shark from "Jaws" rode through Boston en route to the Musuem of Science to be part of a Science of Movie and Television, Magic exhibit

[bleedingspiral]

Original reverse bear trap prop, Saw (2004)

[spirk-trek]

Star Trek: The Motion Picture storyboards, 1979 (source)

[anarchytheangel]

My 3-day California vacation (8/30-9/1). This was my first time seeing Disneyland during its Halloween event so I got to see the fireworks (and my aunt got me a holographic Snow White card). But of course, Santa Cruz is the one I have an entire essay’s worth of paragraphs about. We stopped by Pismo Beach on the way and it was already almost 6PM by the time we reached our motel. We went to the comic store and sadly I didn’t see Joe there, but I did still get a Vampires Everywhere! replica, a “Santa Carla” sticker and 2 Atlantis Dollars. After dinner at the food court we finally went to the boardwalk, where I rode the carousel for the first time. The last photo contains everything I got minus the DL bucket hat and the bootleg water game from PB.

[behindthescreamz]

amanda young’s mugshots and case file from “saw iii” (2006)

[kingoftieland]

Professor X drives a RENTAL WHEELCHAIR in X2! 🦽

[jilllovesmike]

Movie prop

[guts-xstew]

more rbt refs

[nonsemon]

Bandai needs to make figures off these Digimon Animatronics yesterday

[theactioneer]

T-800 animatronic head from Terminator 2: Judgment Day (Stan Winston Studio, 1990)

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Daily Bugle newspaper props - Spider-Man (2002)

[of-fear-and-love]

1970s Grundig Audiorama spherical speakers, as seen in High-Rise (2015)

[rippleberries]

You think it still smells like him? Dare me to be $500 worth of freaky?

[spirk-trek]

Star Trek: The Motion Picture storyboards, 1979 (source)