Film review of Night at the Museum- by Matthew Davis Media

Full text transcript of the film review of Night at the Museum

What up and down, down, did you give me gum, gum? So today I’m here to review night at the museum. I’m sorry that I did the opening to the intro with just a line from this movie. The Tukey says, Dumdum, give me gum. Gum. Yes.

So really good movie. Why am I smiling?

Because I’m the secret of the team comes out tomorrow and I really want to see the sequel to this movie about the Smithsonian. And so key. I mean, it wasn’t really that good, OK, for me or me. OK, so anyways, um, what the movie is about this guy, my name Larry Daley, basically, you know, goes to this museum and basically he has to take care of the museum. And basically, you know, he has a son by the name of Nick.

There’s not really that much special features on this DVD. There’s only a commentary by the director and a commentary by writers. So yeah, mainly special features in DVD commentary. So basically, what happens, all this stuff comes to light. You know, the dinosaur, the monkey lion.

And I’m not sure if you can tell, but yeah, that is Robin Williams.

Morning silence. A moment of silence.

All right, sorry about that. It’s just not the only reason why don’t Don the reason I just wanted to see now the museum, because I really liked this movie. I also watch it because it is going to be Robin Williams last movie. I think one of his last movies, and I did not want to miss it, I do not want to miss his last movie and you know, oh, yeah, I forgot to mention one more thing I saw in the theaters, by the way. I forgot who took me through it all. I forgot who took me to see this movie. Exactly.

But yeah, anyways, throughout the movie, you know, you got crazy stuff, you know, basically dinosaurs chasing him.

And, you know, basically the only way he can tame them is if he throws a bone at him, OK? And then, of course, you know, you got to take it to who basically goes, hey, dumdum, you give me gum gum then. Yeah, he gets he gets gum, gum, gum. And throughout the movie you got.

I’m basically on the people that own the museum turn into bad guys to basically at least that’s what I think. OK, it’s been a while since I seen this movie. Exactly. And then, you know, throughout the movie, you just got crazy stuff happening, you know, and they get away with this one scene, Teddy Roosevelt gets cut in half, OK? He gets cut in half. And I’m like, oh, my God, for a pig. I’m not sure if he can tell what this is. P.G OK. And really that that scene was in the movie. OK, Teddy Roosevelt just got on. You don’t seem to fly. Screaming No, no, no, no. You just see that he gets sliced in the movie. But I thought that was a weird scene.

And then, you know, basically he basically I’m I’m I’m so basically, you know, I’m.

Yeah, he gets along with the he started getting along with the cruisers at the museum, you know, we got oh yeah, one of the cavemen people basically dies in the sun. He just disintegrates in the sun because he can’t be in sun.

And then, yeah, this is a really good movie. I really enjoyed the hell of it.

Ok, the acting’s really good. You know, Ben Stiller and Robin Williams. Let me see. Oh, we have we got Owen Wilson’s also in this movie and he plays a little little cowboy guy. OK, and, you know, I think on the monkey, the monkey right here basically always beats the crap out of Ben Stiller a little bit.

Oh, Perry, I forgot that man parody, but you know that because the monkey is always slapping Ben Stiller and slapping Ben Stiller is always funny. I think I get that now.

Sorry, I’m just taking a parody from Mad and the cartoon, you know that the Monkey episode. The Monkey episode.

But yeah, this is a really good movie. OK, and I definitely recommend you watch the facts. Looks really good.

Um, Ben Stiller has a better performance in Madagascar, but this is really good. What he was in Africa with other movies. He was in this movie called The Zoolander, which I never saw, but I’ve heard of.

Yeah, this is a good movie, I really I really liked this movie, OK, and that’s why I cannot wait for the third one. And overall, the movie itself, I just always liked us when we I just always liked this movie. And it got its sequel three years later than five years later, gets another sequel.

So, yeah, it gets five out of five. This was really good. Really enjoyed this one for eight years. Really enjoy the Saturday in theaters and you still enjoy it today.

And yeah, I will go into the third movie with low expectations as lower as lower than the ground, because I don’t know what I’m going to expect in the third one.

The second one, I’m not really a fan of the second one. The second one was or I mean it was. All right. No, I do not hate it because of the Jonas Brothers song at the end. I think Justin Bieber’s 10 times worse. I mean I mean, I don’t like the Jonas Brothers, but they’re not as bad as Justin Bieber is.

Way worse. I mean, I hate them both, but just me, because.

But anyways, I cannot wait for the third one, I will enjoy it for Robin Williams and I will enjoy it for the story.

So, yeah, word out, you guys.