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The Science Museum of Minnesota is a wonderful facility with exhibits, films, and activities that are both entertaining and instructive. I haven't seen this one yet but I intend to go before the RNC hits town. Some of the facilities in this building will be reserved for large groups of Republicans to meet and greet...good time to stay away because of the crowds. Had to laugh, tho, when I thought about Republicans and "Star Wars."
Science museums are always interesting. I imagine the Star Wars exhibit is as well.
ReplyDeletesuperbe, bel hommage à Star War.....
ReplyDeleteMay the Force be with them - or not - according to one's politics!
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Hi from South Shields, nice picture you have here today Kate, C3PO.
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I wish I were there I'd definitely be booking to see this, the film not the politicians!
ReplyDeleteIs it on one of those huge screens?
Maybe C3P0 is to draw in the kids. Oh, politicians and kids, no difference.
ReplyDeleteMaybe Jurassic Park could be a good movie too for the republicans.
ReplyDeleteFun to live in the middle of al of this? Nice shot Kate, hope the exhibit will still be around at Christmastime. We'll be in the Cities and are big Star Wars fans!
ReplyDeleteFrom the description on the museum's website (http://www.smm.org/starwars/), this sounds like the exhibit I saw at the Smithsonian several years ago, with the addition of props and other materials from the three more recent films. Definitely worth attending!
ReplyDeleteAngela~ The exhibit I saw (and this sounds exactly like it) opened with a short film about the movies, which included cast/crew interviews, then you were turned loose in an exhibit consisting of movie props, costumes, sketches and models. It was phenomenal!
LOL Star Wars indeed!
ReplyDeleteI would like to visit it. It must be interesting. We don't have this kind of museum here.
ReplyDeleteFunny! At least it they weren't on the same poster! :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting shot! Nice poster & as Jill said, science museums are always interesting.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't want to be in Denver or there in the weeks ahead :)
Think i want to stay away from all the hullabaloo. This would be a fun exhibit to see though.
ReplyDeleteI love science museums...must be the old 8th grade science teacher in me. You are going to have such a circus when the Republicans come to town..but it will probably be a big money maker for the city.
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ReplyDeleteI half to say your last line is funny :)
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