The film props below must look familiar. Who does not immediately recognize the entry way to Jurassic Park (1993), the park in which dinosaurs were once again brought to life with the purpose of entertaining the public, but it proved to be an utter disaster? One might remember the suspense one felt when watching one of the many “T-rex scenes,” in which Dr. Grant and the children had to be as quiet as possible to prevent getting caught. Or perhaps one knows this park bench , on which Forrest Gump (1994) sits in his signature white suit telling strangers about the extraordinary things he has experienced? Asking oneself at the scene where Forrest meets former US president John F. Kennedy: “How did they manage to make this work?”, with ‘they’ referring to the film’s production team. Finally, one must recognize the blue heart-shaped diamond necklace from Titanic (1997); instantly reminding one of the scene where Jack draws Rose, wearing only the necklace, on the night of the sinking. Or maybe one thinks of the moment when the now 101 year-old Rose drops the diamond back into the ocean again; frustratingly asking oneself while watching: “Now why would she do that?”