How can you make a fantasy comedy and not nail even one joke?I honestly don't understand how you can consider this movie good.

Night at the Museum is a decent family comedy film starring Ben Stiller. As could be inferred from the title Night at the Museum is about a man who works night shift at the American Museum of Natural History and realizes that the Museum comes to life at night from being influenced by an ancient Egyptian artifact. There are a host of cameos and the special effects are not bad. This is a harmless excursion for the family though and little kids would be most satisfied. If you fall under that demography this movie could be the right excursion for you.

Centred around a harmlessly fun if blatantly writer's block induced 'what-if' concept, this friendly and fairly heart-felt family flick is a feel good affair throughout and is as entertaining as you'd expect despite its few narrative flaws and heavily-dated special effects (despite it being a modern flick fuelled with a healthy, CGI-capable budget). There's a predictability underlying 'Night At The Museum (2005)' but also a sound logic, and it's as satisfying as it is clichéd which makes it a rather endearing affair with a few chuckle-worthy moments and a couple of emotionally resonant ones too. 6/10

a film who seduces. all type of public because it has the chance to represent more than a silly series comedy. first for presence of great actors like Mickey Rooney, Dick Van Dyke or Bill Cobbs. than- for the cultural games. it is a childish explosion of imagination. and it is enough. because nothing could be realistic, the clichés are not rare, the situations are crazies but, after its end, not the smile is the prize but a sort of happiness. one of comedies about childhood dreams. not memorable, not complicated but comfortable at all. a nice film for the courage to not give only fun but a form of introduction in humanity's history chapters. a nice film, in same measure, for the science to represent celebration of imagination. a nice film, first, for the small lesson about life. so, a not bad show.