Night at the Museum [Widescreen Dubbed Subtitle AC3] - DVD

Cast

• Blaise Corrigan - Stunt Driver
• Randy Lee - Hun #1
• Zahn McClarnon
• Khanya Mkhize
• Stefan Karl Stefansson
• Ricky Gervais
• Ricky Gervais - Dr. McPhee
• Maggie Palomo
• Darryl Quon - Hun #2
• Dan Rizzuto - Neanderthal #2
• Mickey Rooney
• Mickey Rooney - Gus
• Ben Stiller
• Ben Stiller - Larry Daley
• Robin Williams - Theodore Roosevelt
• Robin Williams - Teddy Roosevelt
• Brent Woolsey - Larry Riding Double
• Kimberly Bailey
• Gil Birmingham
• Steve Coogan - Octavius
• Patrick Gallagher - Attila The Hun
• Patrick Gallagher - Atilla The Hun
• Arlin Miller
• Pierfrancesco Favino - Christopher Columbus
• Owen Wilson
• Barbara Iley
• Paul Rudd - Don
• Jody Racicot - Neanderthal #4
• Teagle F. Bougere - Teacher (Mike)
• Kim Raver
• Kim Raver - Erica Daley
• Aaron Hendry
• Roberto Medina
• Robby Bruce
• Paul Chen
• Pedro U. Garcia
• Erica Jones
• Cohl Kenneth Klop
• Mirayda Levi
• Raymundo Magana
• Vivianne Nacif
• Benjamin A. Onyango Ochieng
• Martin Poz Perez
• Richard Scobie
• Gubbi Sigurdsson
• Regina Taufen
• Travis Quentin Young
• Jason Glass - Blind Driver
• Rami Malek - Ahkmenrah
• Jake Cherry - Nick
• Jake Cherry - Nick Daley
• Mark Sussman
• Joel Sweto
• Dick Van Dyke
• Dick Van Dyke - Cecil Fredricks
• Matthew Walker - Politician
• Catherine Cavadini
• Jessie Flower
• Alex Cong
• Alexander J. Castillo
• Matthew Harrison - Neanderthal #3
• Martin Sims - Clark
• Michael Ralph
• Craig Ricci Shaynak
• Mizuo Peck - Sacajawea
• Noreen Reardon
• Kerry Van Der Griend - Neanderthal #1
• Martin Christopher - Lewis
• Paul Chih-Ping Cheng - Hun #4
• Nico McEown - Friend #1
• Meshach Peters - Friend #2
• Jason McKinnon - Irish Worker
• Jonathan Lee - Chinese Rail Worker
• Jason Vaisvila - Vikings
• Cade Wagar - Vikings
• Cory Martin - Chinese Terra Cotta Solidier
• Ruth Zalduondo
• Daamen Krall
• Pat Kiernan - TV News Anchor
• Doug Burch
• Adam Bryant - Teddy Stand-In
• Bill Cobbs
• Bill Cobbs - Reginald
• Brad Garrett - Easter Island Head
• Carla Gugino
• Carla Gugino - Rebecca
• Tommy Lamey
• Anne Meara - Debbie
• Charlie Murphy - Taxi Driver
• Abdoulaye N'Gom
• Gerald Wong - Hun #3
• Owen Wilson - Jedediah

Crew

• Stunts: Rob "Sluggo" Boyce
• Set Decorator: Lydia Marks
• Visual Effects: Pacific Title & Art Studio
• ADR Editor: Mildred Iatrou Morgan
• Art Director: Michael Diner
• Stunts: Lauro Chartrand ,Chad Cosgrave
• Makeup Special Effects: Francois Gauthier
• Stunts: Tom Glass ,Dave Hospes ,Ken Zilka
• Dialogue Editor: Helen Luttrell
• Assistant Sound Editor: Skip Longfellow
• Storyboard Artist: Tracey Wilson
• Stunts: Mike Vezina
• ADR Recordist: David Lucarelli
• Focus Puller: Timothy James Kane
• Gaffer: David Lee
• Key Grip: Rick Stribling ,Matt Almas
• Dolly Grip: James Gerald Salberg
• Third Assistant Director: Rhonda Taylor
• Stunts: Heath Stevenson
• Electrician: Chuck Reid
• Generator Operator: James Walsh
• Stunts: Blaise Corrigan
• Properties Master: Ellen Freund
• Fights Choreographer: Dean Choe
• Stunts: Randy Lee ,Kit Mallet
• Special Effects: Grant Smith
• Still Photographer: Doane Gregory
• Special Effects: Ian Korver
• Set Dresser: Chris Vogt
• Script Supervisor: Diane Durant-Kelly
• Stunts: Reg Glass ,Simon Burnett
• Construction Coordinator: Jan Kobylka
• Screenwriter: Thomas Lennon
• Screen Story: Thomas Lennon
• Electrician: Rick Dean
• Screenwriter: Robert Ben Garant
• Screen Story: Robert Ben Garant
• Stunts: Sonny Suroweic
• Location Manager: Neil Robertson
• Key Grip: George Patsos
• Special Effects Editor: David Kulczycki
• Recording: Matt Patterson
• First Assistant Sound Editor: Warren Hendriks
• Second Assistant Director: Misha Bukowski
• Associate Editor: Dean Zimmerman
• Recording: Tim Gomillion ,Dennis Rogers
• Stunts: Greg Fitzpatrick
• Costume/Wardrobe: Robert Mata
• Properties Master: Bobby Griffon
• Stunts: Raymond Chan
• Screenwriter: Jason Venokur ,Ross Venokur
• Stunts: Dan Rizzuto
• Costume/Wardrobe: Susan O'Hara
• Key Hairstylist: Michelle Johnson
• Location Manager: Mike Kriaris
• Construction Coordinator: Joseph S. Alfieri
• Set Dresser: Eric Lewin ,Joseph M. DeLuca
• Unit Production Manager: Michael Williams
• Cable Person: Karen Schell
• Assistant Production Coordinator: Gwen Laura Schmitt
• First Assistant Accountant: Beth M. Schniebolk
• Special Effects: Andrew Sculkthorpe
• Unit Production Manager: Anne Simonet
• Set Production Assistant: Michelle Sladinski
• Personal Assistant: Jeremy Smith
• Set Production Assistant: Amy Spiegel
• Assistant Set Decorator: Jennifer Starke
• Stunts: Leo Byusa Teta
• Voice Casting: The Looping Group
• Electrician: Andy Tollasepp
• Camera Loader: Dana Turken
• Electrician: Vincent A. Uytdehaag ,Jason Velez
• Set Production Assistant: Angelique Villegas
• Production Secretary: Kyle Villegas
• Visual Effects: Visual Effects & Animation By The Orphanage
• Transportation Coordinator: Rob Vreugde
• Grip: Ronald Waters
• Personal Assistant: Daniella Wells
• Production Accountant: Andrew Wheeler
• Production Sound Mixer: Bob Young
• Second Assistant Accountant: Peden Young
• Grip: Ernest Yurich
• Special Effects Coordinator: William H. Orr
• Costume/Wardrobe: Karen Patch
• Producer: Mark A. Radcliffe
• Executive Producer: Mark A. Radcliffe
• Composer (Music Score): Alan Silvestri
• Second Unit Director: Brian Smrz
• Casting: Ilene Starger
• Art Director: John Wright Stevens
• Editor: Don Zimmerman
• Assistant Location Manager: Brian Barnes
• Stunts: Alex Green
• Co-producer: Josh McLaglen
• First Assistant Director: Josh McLaglen
• Sound/Sound Designer: Rob Young
• First Assistant Director: Marty Eli Schwartz
• Executive Producer: Ira Shuman
• Unit Production Manager: Ira Shuman
• Production Sound Mixer: Gary Alper
• Production Designer: Claude Pare
• Extra Casting: James Forsyth
• Supervising Art Director: Helen Veronica Jarvis
• Executive Producer: Thomas M. Hammel
• Unit Production Manager: Thomas M. Hammel
• Special Effects Coordinator: Michael Bird
• Head Animal Trainer: John Scott
• Stunts: John Scott
• Producer: Michael Barnathan
• Foley Mixer: James Ashwill
• Negative Cutter: Gary Burritt
• Camera Operator: David Crone
• Foley Artist: John Cucci
• ADR Recordist: R.J. Kizer
• Sound Mixer: Paul Massey
• Foley Artist: Dan O'Connell
• Hair Styles: Nina Paskowitz
• Unit Production Manager: Ray Quinlan
• Sound Mixer: Dennis S. Sands
• Recording: Dennis S. Sands
• Foley Supervisor: Donald Sylvester
• Supervising Sound Editor: John A. Larsen
• Makeup: Victoria Down
• Casting: Coreen Mayrs
• Stunts: Darren Shahlavi
• Camera Operator: Kyle C. Rudolph
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Jim Rygiel
• Set Decorator: Lin MacDonald
• Visual Effects: Rhythm & Hues Studios
• Associate Producer: Ellen M. Somers
• Casting: Heike Brandstatter ,Carrie Hilton
• Sound Mixer: David Giammarco
• Special Effects: John Wilkinson
• Supervising Sound Editor: Craig Henighan
• Stunts: Yves Cameron ,Greg Schlosser
• Visual Effects: Weta Digital
• Personal Assistant: Regina Taufen
• Makeup: Cheri Minns
• Hair Styles: Cheri Minns
• Stunts: Roger Lewis
• Cinematographer: Guillermo Navarro
• Stunts: Eli Zagoudakis
• Costume/Wardrobe: Andre Brouwer
• Casting Assistant: Trica Thompson
• Grip: Tom Ainsworth ,Troy Bassett
• Set Production Assistant: Patrick Bevilacqua
• Assistant Set Decorator: Michael A. Billings
• Best Boy Electric: Jon Marilley Bodner
• Production Supervisor: Andrea Boorman
• Grip: Jonathan Bosse ,Julien Bosse
• Production Accountant: Josée Brodeur
• Assistant Production Coordinator: Toni Bullock
• Stunts: Kimberly Chaing
• Production Assistant: Rayan Charlton
• Craft Service/Catering: Cinema Scenes
• Production Assistant: Allison Clarke
• Camera Loader: Scott Cozens
• Personal Assistant: Kennedy Davey
• Camera Operator: Glen Dickson
• Stunts: Joe A. Dodds ,Troy Dorchester
• Second Assistant Accountant: Nell Drake
• Craft Service/Catering: David Dreishpoon
• Stunts: Tom Eirickson
• Key Costumer: Kevin Faherty
• Boom Operator: Peter Fonda
• Grip: Miguel Gelinas
• Special Effects Foreman: Gilbert H. Gersten
• Second Assistant Camera: Amie Gibbins
• Assistant Properties: Brent Godek
• Stunts: Chris Gordon
• Production Coordinator: Sean Gowrie
• Assistant Costumer Designer: Christine Grenier
• Grip: Rick Guenther
• Animal Trainer/Wrangler: Tom Gunderson
• Transportation Captain: Steven R. Hammond
• Grip: John Harkin
• Personal Assistant: Helen Harlan
• Boom Operator: Michael Hibberson
• Grip: Gavin Hill
• Stunts: Kirk Jacques
• Set Decorator: Zoë Jirik
• Buyer: Zoë Jirik
• Assistant Location Manager: Matthew E. Kania
• Electrician: Philippe Lacroix
• Assistant Production Coordinator: Peter J. Lapres
• Casting Assistant: Valerie Lindquist
• Production Assistant: Cristina Lois
• Makeup Special Effects: Maestro Studio FX Incorporated
• Personal Assistant: Liz Mahoney
• Key Make-up: Maryann Marchetti
• Dolly Grip: Neil McBride
• First Assistant Accountant: Nerissa McCormack
• Production Coordinator: Fawn McDonald
• Costumes Supervisor: Winsome McKoy
• Assistant Production Coordinator: Tara Mews
• Assistant Properties: Tiara Motem
• Grip: Todd Munn ,Richard Nelless
• Transportation Captain: Wayne Power
• Production Assistant: Eric Rau
• First Assistant Editor: H. Dwight Raymond IV
• Production Coordinator: Ilka Rivard
• Set Dresser: Julio Daniel Rodriguez
• Electrician: Dave Roughley
• Grip: Ralph Rutherford
• Visual Effects: Sandbox F/X
• Assistant Location Manager: Kris Schackman
• Transportation Coordinator: Christina Schaich
• Stunts: Clint Carleton
• Construction Foreman: Johnny Dale
• Recording: Tim Lauber
• ADR Mixer: Charleen Steeves
• Video Playback: Lance White
• Book Author: Milan Trenc
• Title Design: Scarlet Letters
• Casting Associate: Deanna Brigidi
• Key Grip: Steven Fratianni
• Set Production Assistant: Jason Booth
• Stunts: Paul Rutledge
• Personal Assistant: Judd Cherry
• Makeup: Kate Biscoe
• Assistant Director: Allison Chretien
• Grip: Michael Lemmers
• Costume Designer: Renee April
• Costumes Supervisor: Blanche-Danielle Boileau
• Set Designer: Glenn Bydwell
• Producer: Chris Columbus
• Second Assistant Director: Christo Morse
• Visual Effects Editor: Miller Drake
• Screenwriter: Scott Frank
• Best Boy Grip: Constantine G. Magalios
• Grip: Michael Yurich ,Rocco Proscia
• Electrician: Scott Clark
• Stunts: Alexander Chiang ,Bill Lawrence
• Assistant Costumer Designer: Autumn Saville
• Costume/Wardrobe: Rose Marie Polansky
• Set Dresser: Rodney Sterbenz
• Unit Publicist: Jacey Taub
• Special Effects Coordinator: Steve Kirshoff
• Grip: Robert Little
• Visual Effects: LOLA VFX
• Stunts Coordinator: J.J. Makaro
• Steadicam Operator: Michael Green
• Camera Operator: Michael Green
• Grip: Stan Dim
• Art Director: Bridget Mcguire
• Grip: Shane Kjar
• First Assistant Accountant: Karen March
• Grip: Kevin McCloy ,Dale Vrba
• Special Effects: Teresa Wilkinson
• Stunts: Trevor Addie ,Aaron Au
• Special Effects: Andre Dominguez
• Assistant Costumer Designer: Courtney Andersen
• Special Effects: Scott Treliving
• Color Timing: Chris Regan
• Title Design: The Picture Mill
• Personal Assistant: Edith Hagigi
• Focus Puller: Greg Beaton
• Boom Operator: Jerry Yuen
• Second Assistant Camera: Richard Sinclair
• Extra Casting: Sylvia Fay Casting and Associates
• Dialogue Editor: Susan Dawes
• Grip: Neil Novich
• Casting Associate: Zoe E. Rotter
• Assistant Editor: Melody Gehrman-Cook
• Stunts: Loyd Bateman
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Dan Deleeuw
• Stunts: Mike Desabrais
• Singer: Mike Desabrais
• Stunts: Jon Kralt ,Jovan Nenadic
• Visual Effects: Rainmaker
• Fights Choreographer: Jeffrey C. Robinson
• Stunts: Todd Scott
• Assistant Properties: Ea Birkett
• Special Effects: Stephen Hepworth
• Stunts: Clay Virtue
• Second Second Assistant Director: Deanna Leslie Kelly
• Gaffer: Collin Quinlan
• Generator Operator: Kevin Michael Walsh
• Still Photographer: Phillip V. Caruso
• Director: Shawn Levy
• Producer: Shawn Levy
• Assistant Properties: John McDonnell
• Foley Supervisor: John Murray
• Hair Styles: Sherry Gygli
• Stunts: Mike Mitchell
• Unit Publicist: Gloria Davies
• Stunts: Shawn Beaton
• Electrician: Terry Calhoun
• Gaffer: Steve Jackson
• Electrician: Dennis Jones
• Stunts: Gerald Wong
• Video Playback: Kevin McKenna
• Transportation Captain: Peter Clores
• Craft Service/Catering: Premiere Caterers
• Dolly Grip: Keith Bunting
• Key Grip: William Patsos
• Animal Trainer/Wrangler: Birds & Animals UK
• Best Boy Grip: Bruce Beaulac
• Special Effects: Dennis Briest
• Costume/Wardrobe: Christine Coutts
• First Assistant Accountant: Jessica Gihon ,Shannon Harron
• Animal Trainer/Wrangler: Michael Alexander
• Stunts: Charlie Attrill
• Screenwriter: Ben Garant
• Screen Story: Ben Garant
• Songwriter: Alan Silvestri
• Visual Effects: Rainmaker Animation and Visual Effects UK

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Night at the Museum: AMG Review
Cammila Albertson , AMG

It's pretty rare for a movie to evoke laughter and delight for audiences both young and old, but Night at the Museum pulls it off. The film stars Ben Stiller as Larry, a divorced dad who's reluctantly given up his dream of entrepreneurial stardom to take a position as the night watchman of the New York Natural History Museum so he can provide more stability for his son. If the sound of an inanely sweet family-oriented comedy makes you want to wretch, however, you have nothing to fear. Night at the Museum occupies itself with Larry's personal story just enough for you to follow him on his wild ride. This film doesn't kid itself: you don't see a movie about a museum where the dinosaurs and mummies spring to life at night because you want to learn a heartwarming lesson. What you want from this kind of fantastical adventure is a couple hours of fun, and this is Night at the Museum's brilliantly simple secret to success. It skips many of the sappy and contrived clichés of the PG realm and doesn't spend too much time revisiting Larry's home life. Instead, the film lets Stiller (along with straight-man co-stars Carla Gugino and Jake Cherry) bring Larry to life through his reactions to what you came to the movie for in the first place: the magic. Stiller is a delight in this regard, at long-last finding a comedic balance between his squeamish, embarrassment-comedy side (à la Meet the Parents) and his over-the-top, bombastic-farce side (à la Dodgeball). With just enough restraint to play the foil for the funny and enchanting special-effects ensemble, he conjures up an average guy we can both laugh at and cheer for -- all while exercising a great skill at physical comedy, of which there is plenty. Stiller throws himself into dives, pratfalls, and chases with impressive energy and deft control (suggesting that he must be in seriously good shape). But along with all the slapstick you'd expect from an adventure comedy, Night at the Museum also benefits from the ironic wit and smart satire of screenwriter Ben Garant (Reno 911!). The result is a clever trick: while your grown-up side is sated with the kind of dry humor that marks Stiller's collaborations with Owen Wilson (who co-stars as a miniature cowboy from an Old West diorama, but spends most of his screen time feuding with Steve Coogan, a miniature Roman Emperor from the warring display next door), the kid in you is free to revel in childish wonder and excitement so completely that when the requisite dorkily happy ending appears in the distance, you probably won't even notice. ~ Cammila Albertson, All Movie Guide