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Petersen Museum collabs with Comic-Con Museum for 'Hollywood Dream Machines' exhibit

More than 40 vehicles from more than 20 movies

Tony Markovich

Apr 26th 2019 at 3:18PM

1981 Delorean Time Machine
Image Credit: Drew Phillips

- 1981 Delorean Time Machine
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2018 Audi R8 Sculpture
- Sculpture designed by Zargosy.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1989 Batmobile
- As depicted in Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992). Designed by Fireball Tim Lawrence and Julian Caldow.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1987 Autobot Bumblebee
- Driven in Bumblebee (2018). Designed by Hasbro, Inc.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Tron Light Cycle
- As depicted in TRON: Legacy (2010). Designed by Ryan Church, Harald Belker, Tim Flattery, Ed Natividad, and Daniel Simon.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- The Nux Car
- Driven in Mad Max: Fury Road (2015). Designed by Peter Pound.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Hollywood Deam Machines
- Hollywood Deam Machines
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Hollywood Deam Machines
- Hollywood Deam Machines exhibit at the Petersen Automotive Museum
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Hollywood Deam Machines
- Hollywood Deam Machines exhibit at the Petersen Automotive Museum
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Hollywood Deam Machines
- Hollywood Deam Machines exhibit at the Petersen Automotive Museum
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Hollywood Deam Machines
- Hollywood Deam Machines exhibit at the Petersen Automotive Museum
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Hollywood Deam Machines
- Hollywood Deam Machines exhibit at the Petersen Automotive Museum
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Hollywood Deam Machines
- Hollywood Deam Machines exhibit at the Petersen Automotive Museum
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2018 Audi R8 Sculpture
- Sculpture designed by Zargosy.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2018 Audi R8 Sculpture
- Sculpture designed by Zargosy.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Hollywood Deam Machines
- Sculpture designed by Zargosy.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1932 Ford Flathead Roadster
- Appeared in Iron Man (2008) and Iron Man 2 (2010). Designed by Lirones Motorsports.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1978 Ford Mustang II King Cobra
- Driven in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017). Designed by Dick Nesbitt.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Tron Light Cycle
- As depicted in TRON: Legacy (2010). Designed by Ryan Church, Harald Belker, Tim Flattery, Ed Natividad, and Daniel Simon.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1981 Delorean Time Machine
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1981 Delorean Time Machine
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1981 Delorean Time Machine
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1969 M-505 Adams Brothers Probe 16
- Depicted in A Clockwork Orange (1971) as the "Durango '95". Designed by Dennis and Peter Adams.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1969 M-505 Adams Brothers Probe 16
- Depicted in A Clockwork Orange (1971) as the "Durango '95". Designed by Dennis and Peter Adams.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Sorosuub X-34 Landspeeder
- Driven in Star Wars: A New Hope (1977). Designed by Tom Karen and Ogle Design.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Sorosuub X-34 Landspeeder
- Driven in Star Wars: A New Hope (1977). Designed by Tom Karen and Ogle Design.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Sorosuub X-34 Landspeeder
- Driven in Star Wars: A New Hope (1977). Designed by Tom Karen and Ogle Design.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- The Nux Car
- Driven in Mad Max: Fury Road (2015). Designed by Peter Pound.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- The Nux Car
- Driven in Mad Max: Fury Road (2015). Designed by Peter Pound.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1973 Main Force Patrol V-8 Interceptor
- Driven in Mad Max: Fury Road (2015). Designed by Peter Pound.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2002 Cadillac Cien Concept
- Depicted in The Island (2005). Designed by Simon Cox.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2002 Cadillac Cien Concept
- Depicted in The Island (2005). Designed by Simon Cox.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2002 Cadillac Cien Concept
- Depicted in The Island (2005). Designed by Simon Cox.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2054 Lexus Coupe
- Driven in Minority Report (2002). Designed by Harald Belker.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2054 Lexus Coupe
- Driven in Minority Report (2002). Designed by Harald Belker.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2054 Lexus Coupe
- Driven in Minority Report (2002). Designed by Harald Belker.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2054 Lexus Maglev Pod
- Used in Minority Report (2002). Designed by Harald Belker.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2054 Lexus Maglev Pod
- Used in Minority Report (2002). Designed by Harald Belker.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2035 Audi RSQ Sport Coupe Concept
- Driven in I, Robot (2004). Designed by Julian Hönig and Audi AG.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2035 Audi RSQ Sport Coupe Concept
- Driven in I, Robot (2004). Designed by Julian Hönig and Audi AG.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Cricket
- Driven in A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001). Designed by Tim Flattery and Alessandro Zezza.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Cricket
- Driven in A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001). Designed by Tim Flattery and Alessandro Zezza.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Police Amphibicopter
- Used in A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001).
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1992 General Motors Ultralite
- Depicted in Demolition Man (1993) as a 2042 Chevrolet Police Cruiser. Designed by GM Advanced Design Studio and Jim Bieck.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2017 Skynet Moto-Terminator
- Ridden in Terminator Salvation (2009). Designed by Martin Laing and Victor Martinez.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2017 Skynet Moto-Terminator
- Ridden in Terminator Salvation (2009). Designed by Martin Laing and Victor Martinez.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2019 LAPD Police Spinner
- As depicted in Blade Runner (1982). Designed by Syd Mead.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2019 LAPD Police Spinner
- As depicted in Blade Runner (1982). Designed by Syd Mead.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- C. 2019 Spinner Deckard's Sedan
- Driven in Blade Runner (1982). Designed by Syd Mead.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- C. 2019 Spinner Deckard's Sedan
- Driven in Blade Runner (1982). Designed by Syd Mead.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2019 Everyman Car
- Driven in Blade Runner (1982). Designed by Syd Mead and Gene Winfield.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2019 Everyman Car
- Driven in Blade Runner (1982). Designed by Syd Mead and Gene Winfield.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- C.2049 Peugeot LAPD Police Spinner
- Driven in Blade Runner 2049 (2017). Designed by Paul Inglis and Logan Sigston.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- C.2049 Peugeot LAPD Police Spinner
- Driven in Blade Runner 2049 (2017). Designed by Paul Inglis and Logan Sigston.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2049 Spinner Luv's Spinner
- Driven in Blade Runner 2049 (2017). Designed by Paul Inglis and Logan Sigston.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2049 Spinner Luv's Spinner
- Driven in Blade Runner 2049 (2017). Designed by Paul Inglis and Logan Sigston.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2557 AMG Transport Dynamics M-12B Warthog
- As depicted in Halo 4 (2012). Designed by Bungie, Inc.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2557 AMG Transport Dynamics M-12B Warthog
- As depicted in Halo 4 (2012). Designed by Bungie, Inc.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1966 Mongrel T The Jokermobile
- Driven in the TV series Batman (1966-1968). Designed by George Barris.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1966 Batmobile
- As depicted in the TV series Batman (1966-1968) and Batman: The Movie (1966). Designed by George Barris.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1966 Batmobile
- As depicted in the TV series Batman (1966-1968) and Batman: The Movie (1966). Designed by George Barris.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1989 Batmobile
- As depicted in Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992). Designed by Fireball Tim Lawrence and Julian Caldow.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1989 Batmobile
- As depicted in Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992). Designed by Fireball Tim Lawrence and Julian Caldow.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2008 Wayne Enterprises Batpod
- Ridden in The Dark Knight (2008) and The Dark Knight Rises (2012). Designed by Christopher Nolan and Nathan Crowley.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- Priest's Bike
- Ridden in Priest (2011). Designed by Ron Mendell and Patrick Faulwetter.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2089 Weyland RT01 Transport
- Driven in Prometheus (2012). Designed by David Levy.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 1992 Ford Explorer XLT Tour Vehicle #07
- As depicted in Jurassic Park (1993). Designed by Universal Pictures.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
- 2028 Dodge Caliber Police Cruiser
- Appeared in RoboCop (2014) and the TV series Gotham (2014-2019). Designed by Greg Howell.
- Image Credit: Drew Phillips
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It's an incredible time to be a sci-fi enthusiast. Star Wars movies are popping out at an alarming rate, Avengers: Endgame is out now, Star Trek: Discovery just wrapped its second season, and the Petersen Automotive Museum is set to feature an exhibit with everybody's favorite movie rides. In collaboration with the Comic-Con Museum, "Hollywood Dream Machines: Vehicles of Science Fiction and Fantasy" opens May 5.

The Petersen claims this as the largest exhibition of science fiction and fantasy vehicles in the world. It will have more than 40 different vehicles from more than 20 different movies across decades. It'll feature vehicles from Star Wars, Blade Runner, the Marvel universe ( Black Panther), the D.C. universe ( Batman), Transformers, Mad Max: Fury Road, The Hunger Games, Back to the Future, Death Race 2000, and Speed Racer, among others.

In addition to the cars, the exhibit will be filled with several other movie artifacts to fill out the space and make it a true experience. There will be props, design drawings, and mixed-reality activities.

For those who wish to attend the May 4 party, which will include food, drinks, and music, tickets are available now, starting at $75. Otherwise, the exhibit will open May 5 and run for about six months at the Petersen Automotive Museum, located on Museum Row in Los Angeles.