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- Queens MuseumNovember 8, 2011#StaffPick Lauren (Education): This is a gift to the borough - engaging shows (for people of all ages) and under publicized works by artists. I had to drag my kids out after 3 hours in the galleries.
- Serena ZampolliSeptember 2, 2015Loved it! Media art at his best! A must for lovers of cinema, video and digital art. Been to the Tron screening, which was a very good idea
- E HSeptember 14, 2015The monthly Jim Henson series curated by Craig Shemin, President of Jim Henson Legacy, offer a lot of rare, behind the scenes looks at Henson projects.
- Emily BonannoMay 14, 2016The cats of the Internet exhibit was hilarious and fun. This is a great place to go with friends
- The Corcoran GroupDecember 12, 2011Come here after 4pm on Fridays for Free Admission! The Jim Henson exhibit is very cool – see it before it closes. Check their film-screening schedule – it’s included in your admission.
- Lee SimpsonFebruary 25, 2015Hidden gem! If you love movies and TV this place is awesome. Plus they have a Mad Men exhibition opening soon.
- Pratheeksha KSFebruary 12, 2017Martin Scorsese exhibit is SO COOL. I loved looking at how the movies have evolved. Definitely worth a hike to the Queens
- Time Out New YorkFebruary 1, 2012Aside from exhibiting all types of media (such as fanzines, old cameras and arcade consoles), the facility also offers a 267-seat cinema with multiple weekend screenings. Read more
- Eduardo RomanAugust 12, 2018Jim Henson exhibition is awesome. The permanent one has some really funny interactive stations such as stop motion
- Sandy SiuAugust 11, 2011Check the screenings schedule and plan to stay for at least 4 hours! Such a great museum. Bring a couple dollars for antique arcade games upstairs :)
- Geoffroy BablonFebruary 23, 2013Fun fact: it was the need for plentiful, reliable sunlight that led the American film industry to move to LA from the east coast.
- If you can go on a weekday, it's best as you'll avoid all the kids. Lots of old retro 80s arcade games to play and some great Hollywood memorabilia.
- Spotted by Locals - city guides by localsOctober 1, 2013The café at MOMI is a great place to refuel on Lavazza coffee before going to watch something in the new high-tech cinema Read more
- Will BancroftNovember 4, 2015My favorite part is the voice-over section. And don't forget to print a moving picture book.
- Kien NguyenMarch 17, 2015Beautiful interior. They also screen movies, some are free with price of admission
- City of New YorkDecember 26, 2012The Museum is the only cultural institution in the United States dedicated to the exploration and interpretation of film, television, and digital media.
- Brad BensonJanuary 30, 2012Get a custom flipbook: film it in the exhibit, buy it in the gift shop for $10! Also, the stop motion animation activity is cool and can be emailed!
- Has room for improvement regarding the amount of material, but what they have is fantastic, and their programming never fails to impress.
- Jennie WardJuly 26, 2014You can get in FREE on Fridays from 4-8pm. Beware though, if you have young children: no strollers are allowed.
- Cooper SmithDecember 5, 2012Under Construction presents hundreds of animated GIF files culled from millions of personal websites hosted by GeoCities, a service that provided free web hosting from 1994 until 2009 Read more
- MetroFocusJanuary 18, 2012Jim Henson's Fantastic World exhibition on display now. Museum offers FREE admission on Fridays from 4-8pm. Check out MetroFocus for other museum deals. Read more
- Ash LPJanuary 18, 2011Went here the day after the re-opening. Get there early since it gets very crowded and there are interactive exhibits that are much better experienced when you actually get to interact with them.
- Juan RestrepoSeptember 15, 2015If you are a fan of images that move, there is no better place. If you are a fan of images that are still, consider other places.
- Michael CadenasMay 30, 2016New Arcade exhibition! Bring some bills and play some of your favorite childhood arcade games!
- Katy LoeschAugust 19, 2013Defiantly a hidden treasure! Had tons of fun! Arrive early to avoid the crowds!
- AaronSeptember 15, 2013Not food, but a great display of artifacts from the cinema. Good screenings. Make sure to go if you like the muppets.
- Nickie SamartinoMarch 15, 2015MoMI is such a great and fun museum. So much to see with awesome exhibits.
- Jon MinnersJanuary 20, 2016Go to the video game section. They have very old arcade machines. I played Donkey Kong and Defender. Bring quarters.
- Eli ZuckermanAugust 9, 2013Check out the Breaking Bad exhibit before they take it down. Except if you haven't seen the whole series yet...cuz there are soooooo many spoilers
- Ronni HuaJuly 19, 2013NYU students get free admission, just show your ID! Finally a perk for paying so much on tuition!
- Roxanne SchwartzJanuary 18, 2016Make sure you check out the ADR recording room for a good laugh & fun experience
- Avneesh KohliMarch 3, 2019The sports video games exhibit is probably my favorite museum exhibit of all time
- They also always have interesting,cool, and even new movies playing. The theatre is one of my favorites in NYC:)
- Pierre van MedgeJanuary 18, 2014Amazing museum. Beautiful building. The indie video game exhibition (until March 3 2014) is awesome!!
- Michelle GonzalezJanuary 14, 2014Make sure you save some time to play some of the video games on the arcade systems and game consoles. Brought back some great memories...
- Eric RyanNovember 2, 2011Take the time to watch all of the first American blockbuster about the train robbery and imagine what it was like to watch it back then. It's only 11 minutes but somehow still epic.