Claysaba Excellent, Without a doubt!!

Beanbioca As Good As It Gets

Adeel Hail Unshakable, witty and deeply felt, the film will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.

Bumpy Chip It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

bkoganbing It will be hard to imagine a fourth Night At The Museum film without Robin Williams playing Teddy Roosevelt so I'm betting this film will end the series with a trilogy. Still who knows where Ben Stiller will be going next.In this one Stiller learns that the ancient Egyptian tablet that's causing the exhibits to come to life is running out of juice, it needs exposure to the moonlight every so often for a recharge. The secret is at the British Museum so Stiller and a select crew from the past two stories accompany him and son Skyler Gisondo.Hero of the first Night At The Museum Rami Malek gets to meet the exhibit of his father Ben Kingsley the ancient pharoah who created the tablet. Our crew also has to deal with a rogue Sir Lancelot exhibit who thinks the tablet is the Holy Grail played by Dan Stevens.The good family entertainment standard is kept up in Secret Of The Tomb. Best scene was Stevens with Stiller and the gang chasing him interrupting a revival of Camelot on Drury Lane with Hugh Jackman as Arthur as Stevens makes his report to his liege.I kind of hope there's another one, but who could replace Robin Williams?

Pjtaylor-96-138044 'Night At The Museum: Secret Of The Tomb (2014)' follows its own established formula almost verbatim, but does cap off the series rather nicely by providing an apt and definitive end in a way which feels respectful and even slightly resonant (though it's final dance number does take away from the surprisingly melancholic mood). Other than a few odd, somewhat inappropriate jokes stretched out for far too long, the piece is the usual inoffensive yet consistently fairly fun journey with a few decent laughs along the way and a couple of nice new characters (along with some cool if strange cameos). A nice return to form. 6/10

minikobe-57298 "Night at the Museum:Secret of the Tomb, Will have you monkeying around" We all have those movies that is like school for us. Well this is one its historical and it's funny. I love it because i feel like i'm at school and that i'm learning a little bit more historyIn this movie they use an museum that's in New York and London. The main characters are Larry Daley(Ben Stiller),Theodore Roosevelt(Robin Williams),Ahkmenrah(Rami Malek),Nick Daley(Skyler Gisondo),and Dexter (Crystal The Monkey). This movie is about an tablet tomb that start dying because of it using too much of its magic,and the gang has to try and find out how to heal it.the actors did very well acting too i don't know how they made the dinosaurs came to life but it was cool.I liked how the movie was educational and funny at the same time and also how it brought excitement and how it kids and adults can learn a little history the actors did very well acting they did not mess up at all i like all the parts of the movie.I would recommend this to 10-35 years of age because of how much you can learn and cause of some content. I will give this movie a PG movie rate because of the type of history you can learn i will also give it an 5 star rating because of how wonderful it is.

Niki Kefala To be honest this movie is fun only for the kids-and I believe that they made this film for those. The first "Night at the museum" was way much better than the sequel. The reason for a grown up to watch it, is Robin Williams because... magic always can happen. The special effect are good enough to keep the interest of children alive, but not the new characters. Beside all the above, a trip to London is always a nice thing to do (even if you don't actually living it), you will enjoy some of the cameo like Hugh Jackman's, and Ben Stiller is again the right person in the right position. If you want definitely to watch this movie, watch it with your kids.