'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

Larry spans the globe, uniting favorite and new characters while embarking on an epic quest to save the magic before it is gone forever. Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb wraps up the storyline in a hilarious, full of adventure and dramatic 3rd chapter that not only it's the best of the 3 movies but it also has some exciting scenes like the fight sequence inside the painting, Hugh Jackman's amazing cameo and above all? A sweet fair well to the late Robin Williams who will always be remembered. (10/10)

in my mind, this movie is awesome. This movie contains magic about of the tomb. It can revive all of the exhibits. And they can walk, talk and some of them love each other. This movie was the most interesting movie i've ever watched. I decided to go to the museum nearly. There are many special scenes and funny moves. It isn't possible in real life but it is really enjoyed. If you didn't watch this movie I advice you to watch this film. Highly recommended.

Watching Night at The Museum is like watching a Cinderella or Snow White, you know what to expect and you got it. The movie looks like it runs out of fuel and try to squeeze everything necessary to keep it alive and worth to watch, with the help of good special effect and cameo!The storyline is waayyy too simple, for a franchise which made a big bucks with its first installment, it feels that they have lack of ideas, no surprise, no twists, just plain. They only try to bring life to more and more statues, as a sweetener, with no clear ideas of the story value. This is like eating lots of candies, sweet but not healthy. tThe roles of Owen Wilson (Jedediah) and Steve Coogan (Octavius) are just contrived, if they are not exist in this movie, it wouldn't hurt at all, and the scene seems to be forced, a Pompeii volcano erupted in a micro scale under the museum? Can you believe it? Dude, it's entertaining but come on, this is too much, don't make it a stupid movie and ruin the whole franchise.Rebel Wilson plays it quite well here, but is this just my feeling or what? I think she's mimicking Melissa McCarthy, interesting but not original.Overall, this movie is wayy below the first and second, not really worth to watch, and the last part of the movie is like saying "I have no more idea, good bye". But if you only want to eat candies, you may watch this movie.