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David McK (3848 KP) rated Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (2014) in Movies
Dec 28, 2024
Anyway, this film sees most of the cast/museum exhibits travelling across to the British Museum, when the ancient Egyptian tablet that causes said exhibits to come to life mysteriously starts decaying, resulting in a race against time to first find out why and then to reverse the process.
I could maybe do without the Rebel Wilson character in the film - like Ricky Gervais character, I just find her annoying (and that's a reflection the characters, rather than the actors), whilst some of the jokes were a bit too slapstick for my taste.
Did enjoy the Hugh Jackman cameo, though!
