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Back to the Future Museum
To celebrate 30 years since the first "Back to the Future" and the arrival of Marty and Doc in 2015, in Settimo Torinese was organized a museum dedicated to this trilogy, where they were exposed some original items (certificated) used in the 3 movies. Lacking few days to the closure of this museum (November 15) I thought I would go and visit it with some friends Saturday, 24 October. Needless to say that I loved it: the exposed items are very awesome and it's really exciting to see them live after having seen them countless times behind the screen of a TV. Besides the visit to the museum, we also have a few laps on the DeLorean DMC-12 and also on a replica of KITT (this also outside the museum). For those who had the chance, I recommend going to visit this museum before it closes: it is really worth! Now, enjoy the photos I took during my visit!
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