007 Film Design Exhibition

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This article was translated from Chinese by AI.

On Father’s Day this Sunday, I went to see the 007 Film Design Exhibition. The exhibition is held at the Minsheng Art Museum in Hongfang,
running from March 28, 2013, to June 30, 2013. Tickets aren’t cheap—80 yuan on weekdays and 120 yuan on holidays.
However, the HappyGo card offers a buy-one-get-one-free deal, and there are also ongoing group purchase discounts on Dianping; for example, on Father’s Day, tickets were only 20 yuan…

Official Introduction:
This exhibition specially commemorates the 50th anniversary of the 007 film series. It was first publicly displayed at the Barbican Centre in London in July 2012, kicking off a three-year global tour, with Shanghai as its first stop in Asia. Featuring 548 precious archival items, including props from the 007 series, the exhibition creates a multi-sensory atmosphere. Through displays of costumes, product designs, cars, gadgets, special effects, related photographs and visual designs, exotic sets, weapons, and more, it comprehensively showcases the 50-year cinematic history of 007.

If you’re a 007 fan, you definitely have to check it out. It’s also well worth a visit for movie or prop enthusiasts.
It features props, costumes, design sketches, and more used during the filming of 007.
One issue, though, is that the mannequins inside are quite crudely made… a bit creepy…