London Film Museum

We were incredibly disappointed. A very shabby effort throughout. Saw a few tourists, and quite frankly felt ashamed to be British. Christ ! Our capital, a nation with a globally revered film heritage. Surely we can do better than this ?

We visited the museum at the end of August and was enormously surprised and hugely disappointed at the content of an attraction recommended by so many places. One question - how much did they pay them?? The content of each of the exhibitions was thin at best - the Harry Potter notable in it's bareness with the room having a few props, but mostly given over to licensed merchandise (which was no doubt available in a foyer nearby). The Chaplin exhibition was informative but not engaging - indeed, engaging is a word that couldn't have been used to describe any of the exhibits on show. What exactly was the art room supposed to show?? One of the few things that was interesting, was the Harryhausen exhibit, which at least had a reasonable amount of actual artefacts to look at. From a technical point of view - many of the exhibits were poorly lit, and the projections appalling with incredibly faint output from the 'back projection driving booth' to the footage of Superman that appeared mainly to have an impressive green tint throughout, as if someone had borrowed my 1980's VHS and looped it for a number of years... Whilst I can't comment on many of the facts presented, at least have the decency to get someone to proof read your boards before displaying them! Spelling, grammar and actual misspelling of films show a lazy approach to any museum exhibit. Unless I missed the classic The Spy Who Love Me? A Russian re-imagining of the Bond classic, perhaps... The overall feel was shabby, poorly constructed, lacking in depth and with terrible attention to detail. £26 could have been spent better elsewhere! Britain has such a rich history of film, it's such a shame that it wasn't on show here.

WOULD HIGHLY recomend this to any one looking for good day out we got alot more than we expected and was fun every corner you turned trying to guess what would be next and displays that you can interact with cant wait to go back and view new displays and very fairly priced on admission

Star Wars pictures are really cool and Ray Harryhausen's models are amazing.London Film Museum has improved a lot since last time I visited.

dont show a photo of the star wars set when you can not take photo's.... not going

What a waste of £50.00 2 Adults and 2 children and 1 consession. Could and would'nt recommend it. Felt I had been mugged.