Included in the cost to the Guinness Museum is a trip to the Hollywood Wax Museum.

The figures here are a little questionable. The one on the right is definitely Angelina Jolie. However, who are the other two? My wife said Mathew McConaughey and Jude Law. Anyone have any other opinions?

Some just plain look beat up. Take a look at Tom Cruise. It looks like someone threw him down the stairs.

Poor Gwyneth has some bruising on her arms. I bet the paparazzi will have a field day with that.

Midway through it, they throw the spiritually devoid tourists some old time religion. There is a depiction of the Last Supper complete with crucifixion.

At least Kevin Sorbo makes up for all of the shortcomings.

Once again, Animated Meat ventures into the underbelly of the city and pulls back the curtain on places you’ve wondered about but never bothered with. In this installment, Madame Tussaud’s Las Vegas.

Madame Tussaud’s bills itself as an interactive wax museum. What does that mean? It means that they have dropped the velvet rope and allow visitors to stand right next to the sculptures and take pictures. That’s pretty much it to the interactivity of the museum.

The quality of the sculptures is remarkable. Wax museums in my past have left me jaded. To Madame Tussaud’s credit, I never once wondered to myself, “Who is that supposed to be?”

Bring your camera, because this is a museum that you need to check all your coolness at the door in order to really enjoy. The museum is populated with celebrities both current and former and from all professions, just waiting for you to make a fool of yourself in front of.

I’ll give them a whole lot of credit for making a statue of Chuck Liddell.