Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like the middle movie, Battle of the Smithsonian, the best. The original's video is understandably a little underwhelming, but its audio is fine and the movie has sentimental value. Secret of the Tomb sometimes takes itself too seriously, but Laaa manages to save the day (or night?).

Fun movies. Like most trilogies, the 3rd is excruciating. Maybe it's because I'm not a fan of rebel wilson. Come to think of it, you never see her in the same room as jona hill. hmmm...

I love these movies because the fantasy storyline takes real people and history and literally brings them to life at night. You indirectly learn about important and infamous people from the past while laughing at the crazy plotline.

So glad they are all in one package together. A great find for the ultimate fan and someone who has a huge movie collection and needs more space like me. Love this product!

These films have consistently been of a high quality in writing and production value. they always make for a good family evening film and the fact that the three stories are very similar make the pick of film very easy.

I enjoy all three of these films. Imaginative simplicityat its finest, and the serious gets more enjoyably ridiculous as it goes along. Also, having all three films in one package is nice.

I love special effects movies, and these 3 have them in spades. Each movie is complete in itself. Together however, the three compliment each other and compose a storyline with a final resolution. Personally, I find the abundance of comedy tends to break down the continuity of each movie. I prefer movies that are more serious in nature. Better than 4, but not 5 stars.

Been wanting to "upgrade" my Museum DVD's and how can you go wrong at a price of $15 bucks for 3 blu-rays? Better than average packaging for a multi-disc release is also a bonus.

Nice packaging and price for this Night At The Museum movie trilogy on Blu-ray. Each movie is on a separate disc plus you get a current digital code for all 3 movies. The quality on the Blu-ray is very good, although the couple of audio drop glitches that are in one scene in the second movie that was on the DVD we had is still present on the Blu-ray.

My children have gotten really excited about these movies lately and the 3rd movie is not streaming anywhere and it alone can cost $15 to purchase. I thought this was excellent value, getting the physical of all three PLUS the digital versions for just $14. Could not pass up!

Being that my kids love these films, I couldn't pass this collection up for the price it was being sold as. The 3-film collection has all the movies, in blu-ray format, and is easily accessible. I have never cared for the multiple discs in a single disc holder case, but it wasn't a deal breaker for me. Overall, great films, in a simple package, at a cheap price!

Can you believe that there are three movies for the price of one? That’s more time in front of a TV and less time exercising! A real win win for those looking to distract kids for days.

I got this Three moive set because I saw it had all 3 Night at Museum movies. The discs are Blue ray only however the Set deos include a uv digital copy code that unlocks all three movies. for $15 you cant go wroung.

Great movie series!! Love these movies and it is so convenient that I didn't have to buy 3 separate ones. All together in one case.

All 3 movies in one box. The museum comes alive with Ben Stellar and the great late mork & mindy comedian. Animals and was figurines roam the museum at night.

If you love Night at the Museum, the collection is great! Movies are entertaining and cute. Love having sets that take up less space than one movie per box.

Great movies for the family! And may even get your little ones interested in finding out about some of the characters from the story....the museum ones of course.

Fun movies. The first is the best by far. The characters are familiar.

Great movie series for the entire family. Great bundle that includes digital format that allows mobile viewing as well as streaming to all your devices including your TV without the need for the physical DVD (even if your kids lose it). All three movies for the price of one.

Although the story gets worse with every iteration, the special effects & sound quality stay solid. On a sidenote, has anyone ever seen rebel Wilson & Jonah hill in the same place at the same time?