Customer Ratings & Reviews

Explains the magic of tablet with a whimsical story line, great cast with excellent performance and heart showing the bonds and stages of relationships for family and friends. Offers code for either movies 1 or 2 but offer is expired. Tribute should have honored Williams before Rooney. Excellent family film!

i watched this movie for free on a summer morning in new brunswick. the place was full of kids. i was the only humanoid over 50. kids clap at all the happy sub endings. either they are all young saps, or i am getting cranky mean and old., lol. the movie was a delight, a fine farewell for robin williams.

Got this to replace an underwater camera that died, and did not need underwater capabilities. Takes great pics, very light and easy to navigate. Make sure you have the SD card with a 10 rating however. @20 MP resolution you need cards with fast transfer speeds or you will not be happy with this (or any) advanced camera.

Excellent fun movie and one of Robin Williams' last films. This film is the last of a series of three "Night at the Museum" feature films featuring Ben Stiller and stunning special effects. The film looks especially great in Blue Ray on a high definition television. A+++++ Highly recommend!

This is the third installment in the Night in the Museum series. It was really great to see the museum characters come to life again what may be one last time,, although it does appear they set things up for another series with a bit of a twist. This was a fun movie to watch, and I'm looking forward to the extras.

This is the last Night at the Museum movie. This movie really recaptures a lot of the magic that made the first movie so amazing. By exploring the origin of the museums magic tablet this movie is a nice wrap up to the trilogy as well as a fitting send off to two great actors. Micky Roony and Robin Williams.

This was a bit different. They go to England!! To a historical museum, for reasons you'll have to watch the movie for. No spoilers.... but this is a fun movie for adult and children alike to watch. A very sad note to know that Robin Williams plays Teddy Roosevelt for the last time. But you will enjoy it!

The end to the Night At The Museum series (?) starts with what we have been wanting to know, the beginning. The how, comes farther in. Robin Williams takes a well-deserved bow here, not knowing what would come later. Ben Stiller had to have fun doing these films. Does the ending leaves the door open?

The latest installment of the Night at the Museum series is another decent effort. While this is definitely a downgrade from the 1st movie in the series, it still made my 7 and 11 year old kids laugh a lot. We've owned it a few weeks and the kids have watched it many times, so it was worth the money.

Night at the Museum 3 is the end to a great series and the last time anyone will get the see the late Great Robin Williams play Teddy Roosevelt. A role he was meant to play hands down. If you own the first two Night at the Museum movies make sure to add this one to your collection. It's one to own.

It was tough to watch this movie because of the death of Robin Williams. Once again, he delivered a fantastic performance. In addition, this movie brought closure to some of the previous storylines and the major that Ben Stiller introduced was elevated by the delightful performance of Rebel Wilson.

I LOVED the first one and the second one. This one is almost just as good. Without giving too much away, I kinda hate that they changed locations but I love the fact that many of the original cast of characters are still here. If you're a fan of the series then wait no more and pick this one up.

This is my 2nd favorite of the NatM movies. The original still being my favorite. It's pretty straight forward, but altogether fun for the family and entertaining enough on its own. The story never really stays with you in these movies... as the concept is basically the same.

Great Movie, I had watched it a 2nd time to see what I missed the first time. The grandchildren loved the movie. It is nice to see and watch a movie that the whole family can enjoy. I would recommend every one if they do not have in their collection to go get it. Sit down and watch with the kids.

If you have seen the first movie in the series this is a fun one to watch. You definitely want to see at least the first movie before seeing this one or else you might be lost. It came with a free digital for one of the previous 2 movies but it was already expired last june(6 months ago).

This movie was definitely entertaining, but it definitely was not as great as the original (are they ever?) of the trilogy. Robin Williams and Ben Stiller are great, Rebel Wilson was sadly under-utilized (compared to what the trailers showed) but overall it was enjoyable and made me laugh.

I love this movie because I always love the actor Robin Williams. I don't know if this was his last movie or not but I enjoy his character. Also note that Mickey Rooney was also in this movie before he passed away. I also like how they ended the movie knowing that there won't be a fourth one.

Another great ensemble for the third and final installment of Night at the Museum. In many ways better than the first one, but the ending had a lot to be desired. Since both Mickey Rooney and Robin Williams have passed away, it was fitting to end it the same way it started, in New York.

Because I have the first two "Night at the Museum" movies I wanted to add the third to my collection. This was also Robin William's last movie and the last of this series. My husband and I loved this movie, as we did the other. I definitely recommend this movie as one for family fare.

While probably not as good as the first two, it was fun to watch and had a very sweet story. It didn't totally follow the story of the second movie but we enjoyed it and it is one you can watch with your kids. It's a happy movie, very entertaining and worth adding to our collection.