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...i have no idea....
Maybe someone thought it would be ironic to watch real people take pictures of Lego people taking pictures of nondescript landmarks, while proportionally giant robots looked on from an unhealthy distance. For some reason, this little scenario reminds me of a Lego version of the classic Sci Fi film The Day the Earth Stood Still. That, or The Man Who Fell to Earth, that terrible David Bowie alien movie set in the desert / moon. Now that I think about it, that second film really holds no resemblance to this photo after all. Click the large image above to pop up the full-size, uncropped photo in a new window. You can navigate your way around the other photos in this section by clicking the thumbnails underneath this text. Or, if you prefer, you can go back to the index page by putting your browser's "back" button to use. That, or you can click right here. 
ON THE LEFT: Click that first outta space DVD to read up on one of the greatest films of the twentieth century, The Day the Earth Stood Still. God, how I want that DVD. Click the seecond to see about one of the worst of the same century, David Bowie's The Man Who Fell to Earth. Yuck. I've always been fascinated by the Great Pyramid in Egypt, but even I don't understand the site I linked to third. Some day I'll see this thing in person. |
