Night At The Museum

2006

108 mins

Museum security guard Larry dreams of big things despite being perpetually down on his luck – the classic Ben Stiller... More

Museum security guard Larry dreams of big things despite being perpetually down on his luck – the classic Ben Stiller role. On the graveyard shift, Larry accidentally unleashes an ancient curse that brings the museum’s displays to life. Havoc ensues as Neanderthals start fires, Attila the Hun pillages other exhibits and the T-Rex runs rampant.

Owen Wilson plays a tiny little diorama cowboy, Dick Van Dyke and Mickey Rooney play the day shift guards, and Robin Williams is the wax figure of Theodore Roosevelt from whom Larry seeks counsel. Also notably starring Ricky Gervais & Steve Coogan.

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Night At The Museum | Ratings & Reviews

42_%138 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
67_%724,486 reviews
Audience score rating
8+Age suitability
Children & Media rating

"This rambunctious, "Jumanji"-style extravaganza is a gallery of special effects in search of a story; rarely has so much production value yielded so little in terms of audience engagement..."

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Variety

"For all its dazzling computer-generated sequences, "Museum'' wouldn't be nearly the delight it is without the talents of some of the best comedians in the business..."

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San Francisco Chronicle

"The bulk of the movie is a series of sight gags and set pieces that wreak much havoc but little else..."

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Los Angeles Times

"The premise of Night at the Museum is definitely a bit more creative than the standard family films we are used to at this time of year, but the problem is that the film is marred with many gags that are outdated and therefore feel cheap..."

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Film Threat

"This energetically charmless 'family' fantasy lies there dead on screen, occasionally twitching at a funny line..."

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Empire Magazine

"Drawn from a children's book by Croatian illustrator Milan Trenc, this fantasy isn't exactly heavy, but its ideological implications are interesting nevertheless..."

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Chicago Reader

"Despite a couple of half-hearted romantic subplots and earnest messaging on the virtues of doing your homework, this trip to the museum ends up being unusually fun..."

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