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Reviews Counted: 126
Fresh: 56
Rotten:70
Average Rating: 5.3/10
Consensus: Parents might call this either a spectacle-filled adventure or a shallow and vapid CG-fest, depending on whether they choose to embrace this on the same level as their kids.
Theatrical Release:Dec 22, 2006 Wide
Box Office: $250,781,332
Synopsis: Ben Stiller plays Larry Daley, a down-on-his-luck divorced father in this family-friendly tale directed by Shawn Levy (JUST MARRIED, CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN). Larry has lots of ideas and dreams, but... [More]
Starring: Owen Wilson, Ricky Gervais, Mickey Rooney, Ben Stiller
Director: Shawn Levy
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This is a good example of Hollywood commercial calculation that actually pays off with a few entertainment dividends. It all seems very cold and calculated, and yet the film still turns out to be decently entertaining.
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...lightweight and inoffensive...
. Its narrative is just pitched toward adolescent fantasy and silly, frequently obvious shenanigans to a hearty degree, and with no sort of consistent inner logic the movie tilts toward fleeting entertainment, with no inherent replay value or strongly fel
Not everything on display is sufficiently alive in this museum-set comedy adventure.
it's one of those high concept childhood fantasy films that will stay in your heart long after watching it
What promises to be a fun Spielbergian romp for the whole family is a bit on the bland and mediocre side.
The idea is ingenious. The execution? Not so much.
It's a better than average CGI-fest, more often silly than funny. But it makes some good points about courage, self-respect, and the importance of learning about history.
Good idea. Bad execution.
With this cast, there should be more laughs, and that blame falls partially on the script, but equally on how awfully Levy paces the film.
Dark night of the soul is more like it.
This pastiche comedy is a piecemeal procedure in Hollywood excess.
Just like 'Sack-a ja-we-a', let us guide you to a little treasure at the museum.
You know what? There are few better antidotes to intense Oscar-wanna-be releases and treacly holiday throwaways than a fun, high-concept starring 3-4 generations of comedians. Yeah, I said it.
Overall this was a good show for the kids and family.
'Night at the Museum' has a setup that's so juicy, it's easy to forgive the film when it falls short of its potential.
A idéia central é suficientemente interessante para prender nosso interesse durante a maior parte do tempo, transformando o projeto em uma diversão inofensiva, ainda que burocrática.
Individual set pieces work nicely, but the story bogs down and certain subplots are dropped almost entirely. ... NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM had the potential to be so much more and in the hand of a real visionary, it could have been something. As it is, it's a p
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