-Secret of the Tomb is the third and final installment of the Night At The Museum series, and this time the tablet's power is running out and the gang must go to the British Natural History Museum to try to find answers and save the gang! -For a film with some flaws that I noticed, it was honestly pretty fun! And that's what really matters in this, because it's for families, not Oscars.

-The story is rushed and doesn't make much sense or hold much weight in the film honestly.

-The pace is not bad. It doesn't waste time, but it does drag once or twice.

-The acting is meh. I feel like Ben Stiller didn't try that hard, along with some of the supporting cast. A few others however, Robin Williams and Lancelot, are great! -The characters are cheesy, but they are not meant to be super deep, serious people. It's a fun film guys.

-The effects range from questionable-to-good, but not Oscar worthy.

-The music is good, but really a repeat of the first film.

-I will say what makes it good and fun is that it feels more like the first film! It is adventurous and sometimes tearjerking, but still fun throughout.

-It is rated PG, so yeah.

-So although it has some major cheese and doesn't let up on a pointless story, Night At The Museum 3 is still fun and surprisingly heartwarming. I don't know if it is worth running out to see, but it is definitely worth getting in a $5 bin! I would give it a good 7/10.

I really enjoyed "Night at the Museum" and it has been followed (so far) by two sequels. "Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb" is the second sequel...as well as the weakest of the three films. However, it is also enjoyable and isn't a bad time passer.

When the story begins, the characters in the museum begin acting oddly...and it seems to be related to a weird green fungus. This green substance is growing on the magic Egyptian device that bestows life on the characters in the museum....and so Larry (Ben Stiller) packs up a few of his museum friends and heads to the British Museum to find out why...and what to do about the magical device.

The story is okay. But what I found a bit odd was the ending. Instead of just ending, the film seemed to go on and on....as if it just didn't know where and how to end the film. As a result, the story dragged and wasn't able to maintain the momentum you see in the other films.

It's the grand reopening of the Hayden Planetarium at the Museum of Natural History. Larry Daley (Ben Stiller) is throwing a party for the glitteraty with all his exhibit friends brought to life by the Tablet of Ahkmenrah. However the Tablet is corroding and the exhibits go wild. Larry discovers that the former security guard Cecil Fredericks was the boy who found the Tablet in Egypt. The magic is disappearing and Larry needs to get Ahkmenrah's father the Pharoah to help but he's in London. Larry and his son Nick travel to the London museum with some of the exhibits and encounter security guard Tilly (Rebel Wilson).

The son played by Skyler Gisondo is a bit of a blank. His character is a bad one to begin with and he doesn't help. Rebel Wilson is a great comedic presence and should have had a bigger role. Lancelot is not a particularly great new addition. He's kind of funny but is overshadowed by the bigger stars like Robin Williams. I wish there's a bigger actor for that role like Hugh Jackman. I can only imagine how much funnier it would have been if Rebel had guided the party. There is a father son conflict that tries to give some heart to the movie. It works to some extent but it's not doing anything new. Hugh Jackman (Huge Ackman) is the funniest thing in the movie.