The best pieces of merchandise are often things that appear to be specific objects from a fictional universe. T-shirts and mugs are cool and all, but there's something special about actually holding a piece of another world in the palm of your hand. We've alluded to our preference for this style of collectible on 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:many previous lists, but those have us🌄ually only featured one or two items that actually meet this description. This list is going to be all about them.

The world "memorabilia" is sometimes used narrowly to describe actual props used in the creation of a film, but we're using it more broadly to include replicas and other objects that appear to be specific items from specific movies.

Don't worry, we're not going to go overboard on the Lord of the Rings puns. We used them all up in our list of the best pi💦eces of Lord of th𓄧e Rings jewelry. However, we would be remiss not to bring this item up here as well. The One Ring is one of the most iconic items in the history of fantasy literature, and, ever since the trilogy received a definitive adaptation, it's also been one of the most iconic cinematic props ever worn. If you want a high-quality replica of it, this is the product for you.

Though this item is the most expensive on this list, it is absolutely worth every penny. Jumanji is a very creative, very well-made movie about a board game capable of summoning actual monsters and villains from its titular jungle to try to kill you. Deadly hunters, thunderous stampedes, hungry lions, and▨ devilish monkeys can all emerge from this game.

While this replica lacks the supernatural properties of its fictional counterpart, it is otherwise a very faithful and convincing recreation of the game as it appeared in the 1995 movie. It's also a fully playable board game, which uses simple but tense card game mechanics to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:simulate the battle for survival the fictional game is meant to create.

Most of the items on this list are display pieces, whose primary purpose is to look cool. This is to be expected, considering that these items are all taken from iconic works of film, a visual medium. However, while displaying a replica is nice, it's also nice to have something with an everyday function, like this working lamp!

Modeled after the time-travel-enabling Flux Capacitor from Back to the Future, this LED lamp doesn't just light up. It lights up in the specific pattern that the device in the film does, giving it a level of animacy that makes it all the more convincing.

Previously, we lamented (ha!) that a repl♊ica ꦉof a magical artifact will never be able to replicate the magical properties it has in the film it comes from. While that is usually at least a little disappointing, this is the one case where we can only be glad about it.

This tin box bears patterns reminiscent of the Lament Configuration from the Hellraiser franchise. Though it is ultimately a hollow cube rather than a proper puzzle box, it still looks decent when fully assembled, and this allows it to actually be used for storage. Though that is, ironically, not something the box from the films is capable of, the statement you make by storing a specific possession of yours in the Hellraiser box can't be made any other way.

We've said a few times that most of the items on this list, being supernatural or otherwise impossible in nature, obviously cannot function exactly like they do in their respective films, but there's an exception to every rule, and, well, there's nothing Harly Quinn does with her iconic bat that you couldn't do with this replica. Mind you, there's plenty you shouldn't do, both because hitting people with baseball bats is illegal and because it would introduce wear an💟d tear.

Still, this wooden baseball bat doesn't just look like the one from the Suicide Squad film. It is, in every way, the same, right down to the writing, material, and everything else about it. It's a godsent for cosplayers, and a great value!

A lot of the items on this list have been very expensive. This is because we've prioritized accurate, convincing replicas for inclusion on this list. However, while golden rings, intricate board games, and even the intricate penmanship of Harley's baseball bat are all a bit pricey to replicate, some items can look convincing without much expense, such as this replica of one of the amber-trapped mosquitoes that made the plot of Jurassic Park possible.

In fiction, objects like this contained the DNA needed to clone dinosaurs for the titular park. Admittedly, this object's function as a paperweight is a bit less impressive, but it's also a tad safer, and allows the object to remain affordable.

FAQ

What is the most valuable Hollywood memorabilia?

The replicas on this list are already relatively expensive, but objects that were actually used in the production of the movies they come from can be worth millions of dollars. For instance, the original prop used to represen♎t Robby the Robot in the film Lost in Space once sold for 5.3 million dollars, making it the most expensive piece of memorabilia in existence.

What is the most famous movie memorabilia?

Unlike the previous question, which could be answered objectively by quantifying how much money had been spent on an item, this question is subjective. It's not too different from asking what the most famous prop in any movie is. Some have argued it's a lightsaber from Star Wars, but lightsabers are brought to life with special effects, and their look and feel are notoriously difficult to recreate in real life. Some of the objects on this list are also reasonable candidates. For instance, the Delorean in which the Flux Capacitor resides is quite recognizable, as is the one ring.