À Noite no Museu: O Segredo do Faraó

Well, it isn’t what it used to be. What more should I tell you? A third installment is a third installment. It benefits from the past, recycles what it can, but on the other hand – it’s still fairly fine. Well… there aren’t that many ideas, but this absolutely crazy trip can still entertain you. For example, the first scene with Owen Wilson and Steve Coogan was totally brutal. But the better scenes alternate with worse ones and the bad story isn’t helping either. And when we accept the fact that this installment has a bad story, it is hard to find some positives about it. Fortunately, there are still the actors themselves, who are kind of salvaging it and so what you can count on is no matter what the movie is like, it is not a waste of time. Provided you have seen the previous installments and you liked them. (10/11/2015)

It is one of those cases where individual parts of the series steal from themselves, but say that by being a little different, we are actually just continuing what we have already created. The move to the British museum is not significant, but in the end, it tries surprisingly hard to evoke emotions. More than the film itself, I was touched by the fact that it is one of the last roles of Robin Williams and Mickey Rooney. (25/03/2015)