Customer Ratings & Reviews

Such a great movie! I love this series and like the new characters and story line. Nice clean movie for families.

The third in the "Night at the Museum" series. Ben Stiller is cute, smart and funny. Robin Williams is the perfect Teddy Roosevelt. There are so many funny scenes! We enjoyed it as a family. I think you will, too!

I have really enjoyed both of the other "Night at he Museums" and still thought this was fun, though the story line is has probably run it's course. Sad to think that this was one of Robin Williams last performances!

We own the first and second Night at the Muesem, so of course we had to get this one. My husband and I watched it together but it's also a great movie for kids. I would highly recommend it for a family movie night!

I really enjoyed this movie. ...it was funny, sad, and exciting all wrapped in this movie. ..I like the story, characters, and the acting as we'll. ...it's a really good, family movie. .I really recommend it...☆☆☆☆☆

The Night at the Museum films seem to do well despite having the same basic premise every time. This final offering is no different with cameos by Hugh Jackman and a bittersweet appearance by Robin Williams.

brought this DVD because I have the first one. It was good but certainly not as good as the first one. It was nice to see Robin Williams in the film however. It's good for family viewing and would recommend the DVD

It was fun to return to the Museum and see Larry and everyone again in New York. It was nice to see the "old" guards again too. The excitement and cameos during the film weren't gratuitous, but certainly enjoyable.

Sadly, this is supposed to be the last of the Night at the Museum movies. Can understand, the lack of Teddy's character would leave the movie lacking. Too bad about Robin. We'll miss him and future Museum movies.

I loved this movie. Very family friendly. I think any time you can bring any history alive and it appeals to children, that is a good thing. Clever movie appeals to adults as well. Third in a great set of movies.

Night at the Museum - Secret of the tomb was a great sequel with Robin Williams final performance. It had a good story line and brought a lot of the old actors along side new ones. This was very entertaining.

The movie had a great feel to be the end of our current characters romp through the museum. Robin williams last performance for this film should be the perfect ending for the series with its current cast.

Always have liked Ben Stiller's first two "Museum" movies. This one is of the same ilk so if you liked them, you'll most likely care for this edition .... plus it's one of Robin Williams last films. Enjoy.

All of the NATM movies were family fun. But this one being one of Robin Williams last on screen performance was special. Can't go wrong with the entire comedic cast. Highly recommended if you need a good laugh.

Our family loves the NATM series and we enjoyed this final installment in the theaters and made sure to pick this up upon release on Blu-ray/DVD. Just as excellent watching at home with great features included.

I enjoyed this movies as much as the first and second and it is sad this was Robin Williams final movie. The actor comedian was incredible and brilliant in his career. Great laughs. puts a smile on my face.

Just like the first one this movie was great. The comedy along with the almost non stop action kept me glued to TV screen. I suggest that you have a good surround system to bring out the best in this movie.

the 3rd movie was just as funny and the other 2. It had just as much action and comedy as you would expect from ben stiller and robin williams and all others in it. I can watch this movie over and over again.

Ben Stiller is of course...Ben Stiller and so is Owen Wilson and the rest of the gang. The movie is as can be expected. No big surprises. You get what you typically see and expect from this franchise.

I saw this in the theater with my kids, and found it to buy for a good price. I think it's just as good as any part 3 can be, and in some ways better. I think Hugh Jackman's scene was great.