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60 of 190 · most liked firstmet @benstiller.redhour.com yesterday and it took every bone in my body not to ask him what it was like working with Crystal the monkey (star of the 2011 film We Bought A Zoo) on the sets of the Night at the Museum movies
unlabelledView post →Saw a post from a security guard that is like “depictions of security guards in film are mostly stereotypes and the only accurate and positive representation is in Night At The Museum” I just picture a geared up dude standing up and clapping at the end of Night at the Museum with 1 tear streaming
unlabelledView post →Along with the movie announcement they announced a $1600-a-person Night at the Museum of the Bible film camp where you can learn Christian-filmmaking and get a part in the film.
unlabelledView post →PS: So happy this thread is getting some love. When I wrote it, though, I was thinking of my sister. She’s written 4 books (including “if Night at the Museum was a horror movie”) & still can’t find an agent. It’d be so easy for her to think it’s *her.* But the whole industry is struggling.
unlabelledView post →hi @benstiller.redhour.com. if you see this: what was it like working with Crystal the monkey (star of the 2011 film We Bought A Zoo) on the sets of the Night at the Museum movies?
unlabelledView post →A sequel to 'Night at the Museum' is in production at 20th Century Studios, with early talks suggesting that the film will be set inside a magical aquarium where the fish 'come to life' at night. (Source: tinyurl.com/ysmc85am)
unlabelledView post →Stephen Miller absolutely wrote that. The only Napoleon he knows is probably the one from the second Night at the Museum movie
unlabelledView post →This Night at the Museum is little different from the movie, but in a good way! ;) This month's 12 page exclusive shows waht happens when you decide to touch a sabertooth fossil. #transfur #tfeveryday #transformation
unlabelledView post →#WeekGforGrand #AlphabetChallenge Grand Entrance Manchester Museum. Well worth a visit if you're in the area. I used to spend hours drawing in here in my Art School years I nearly posted this in last week's film challenge for Night At The Museum #WindowsOnWednesday #WallsOnWednesday #Manchester
unlabelledView post →man, they did a nice cosplay of robin williams' portrayal of teddy in hit film Night at the Museum 2
unlabelledView post →Last night we stayed in and had family movie night. We watched Night at the Museum in preparation for our trip to NYC in a few weeks. So much fun. I love that I have one snuggly child and one who is way off on her own. Velcro Kona is under our feet.
unlabelledView post →Still kinda blows my mind that Disney pulled the plug on a Steven Soderbergh STAR WARS movie that was about to shoot (but looked the other way for the NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM guy).
unlabelledView post →It’s really fun watching Night At The Museum when you work in museums because rather than just enjoying the film, you’re thinking about the museum’s displays, interpretation plan, audience development, income generation streams, and whether the staff get adequate pay and holiday entitlement
unlabelledView post →Share a COMEDY movie title that begins with the letter “N” 🎥 N is for… Night at the Museum ❤️
unlabelledView post →Never gonna get over Disney pulling the plug on a ready-to-shoot Steven Soderbergh Star Wars movie and then saying "what about maybe the NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM guy or the guy who did WOLFS"
unlabelledView post →Upon reviewing the film "Night at the Museum" (final installment), I have recently gained a comprehensive understanding the significance of this particular line. It was not just a goodbye but it was a deeper understanding that the best moments are just before you. Even in darkness light is ahead!
unlabelledView post →#StarWarsStarfighter director Shawn Levy ("Deadpool & Wolverine," "Free Guy," "Night at the Museum") has shared a couple BTS photos now for his new film, which is slated for the big screen on May 28, 2027
unlabelledView post →This scene from the ending of Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb was Robin William's final scene in a movie before he committed suicide. It really hits harder when you learn that, and almost feels like everyone involved kind of knew this would be one of his last roles.
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching Night at the Museum (2006) Dir: Shawn Levy #Film #Movies
unlabelledView post →I can finally share art from a film I worked on! This and the following are images I made back in 2020, working with @rebdart.bsky.social on an early concept push the film Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again. I have some images of the concept model and sketches below as well!
unlabelledView post →Lucasfilm "Hey we got an academy award winner director who wants to do a Star Wars film !" Iger "Fuck that bring the guy who did Night at the Museum instead !" 🤦
unlabelledView post →Fun fact but Rebel Wilson was a virgin when she appeared in Ghost Rider, Bridesmaids, Pitch Perfect, Pain & Gain, the Ice Age movie she did, the Night at the Museum she was on, and Pitch Perfect 2. I dunno if that's what TC wanted to see though
unlabelledView post →Has it been enough time that we can admit Night At The Museum is an incredible concept for a film franchise
unlabelledView post →Night at the Museum is so wild cuz they got Sacagawea right there and they cast an actress that looks like THAT and they barely give her any lines? and she's in ALL 3? They would have to physically restrain me from making it The Sacagawea Adventures! It would be released as an Alan Smithee film!
unlabelledView post →What is a Movie that No One in the World could ever make You Hate? For Me... “Night at the Museum“
unlabelledView post →Night at the Museum. Trump saw the movie and now he thinks he lived it because he visited that museum at night. Dementia, man. The guy is topped up with it.
unlabelledView post →Without stating your age, post a movie that released when you turned 18. (Night at the Museum btw. It's an amazing movie)
unlabelledView post →Movie night with the kids and watching Night at the Museum. It was only at the end that I remembered these were Robin Williams last words on screen.
unlabelledView post →Watching this. Fun movie with a ton of legendary actors. Yep time for Night at the Museum #filmsky #nightatthemuseum
unlabelledView post →Of course the Indiana Jones saga is a movie classic, but what is your favorite 2000's adventure movie? I'm talking The Mummy, The Da Vinci Code, National Treasure, Night at the Museum... (maybe Pirates of the Caribbean as well?) They all had such a 00's style (and they were so cheesy)
unlabelledView post →On a related note, I've ordered the 1995 Tuskegee Airmen movie—all I know so far is from Night At The Museum and some media articles, so I hope the movie is more or less accurate. Also watched a JAG episode about the 1944 Port Chicago explosion. Horrifying how servicepeople of colour were treated.
unlabelledView post →#LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched A Minecraft Movie (2025) Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009) Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019)
unlabelledView post →Post the: Last movie you saw 🎬 Last game you played* 🎮 Last show you watched 🖥 Last song you listened to 🎶 Night at the Museum 😂 Pokopia The Social Dilemma Stone Temple Pilots
unlabelledView post →Oldest asked to watch Night at the Museum and the casting in this movie is just out of this world.
unlabelledView post →Here's more on Logan Thompson's new mask, a fitting tribute to the sci-fi comedy film "Mars Attacks!" that takes place in D.C. His last two masks were also inspired by D.C.-based films in National Treasure and Night At The Museum 2: thehockeynews.com/nhl/washingt...
unlabelledView post →My friends have decided that tonight’s movie marathon is Night at the Museum because of my new internship at the museum, which looks like this (it was the old train station, and we still have tracks out back and a few railcars hehe)
unlabelledView post →1. The Incredibles 2. Coraline 3. Night at the Museum 4. SpongeBob SquarePants Movie 5. Enchanted
unlabelledView post →Rewatching Night at The Museum, and god I get emotional when I see Robin Williams, what a wonderful actor and person. I don't make it much of a secret that he's one of my major inspirations in life, particularly how I go about my humor. He makes nearly every film watchable by his presence.
unlabelledView post →Watching Night at the Museum for the first time since I was a kid and god this movie is so cute
unlabelledView post →Watching Night at the Museum (2006) and it feels impossible it is a 20 year old movie. Where does the time go?
unlabelledView post →just binged all of the Night at the Museum movies and I gotta point out how hard the line "I'm made of wax, Larry.. what are you made of?" goes especially for a family movie
unlabelledView post →I don't know if Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian is a good movie, but Hank Anzaria makes it incredibly fun and quotable.
unlabelledView post →Smash two movies together to make a new movie 30 Days of Night At The Museum
unlabelledView post →Now watching: ‘Night at the Museum’, dir. Shawn Levy, 2006. Because I need some Amblin style fun. 🎥🎬
unlabelledView post →Spell a film you love with the first letters of other films you love. Truth or Dare Hackers End of Days Chest Livescream Episode 50 Alterverse Near Stigmata I'm Haunted Night at the Museum Girl, Interrupted Happy Gilmore One Eight Seven Unfriended: Dark Web Rose Red #moviesky #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Realizing that Disney owns the actual Night at the Museum movies and thinking how it'd be a shame if they found out about this.
unlabelledView post →bluesky what are your favorite movies to watch that would appeal to fifth graders? Me and my 10yo have a standing movie watching night and I can't let him pick anymore (Night at the Museum almost did me in)
unlabelledView post →#DendensMovieDen. No. 153. Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian. I’m not at all surprised Night at the Museum got a sequel. It was a hit, and a movie studio likes to make money. Besides the fact they already got a lot out of the concept of museum pieces coming to life in one movie, (1/7)
unlabelledView post →Movie idea: Night at the Museum meet Inglorious Basterding racists
unlabelledView post →Rewatching Night At the Museum with my wife this movie is like Five Nights at Freddy's if it were good
unlabelledView post →This is our tenth 2006 release, after Idiocracy, The Holiday, Miami Vice, Night at the Museum, Pan’s Labyrinth, 300, The Da Vinci Code, Blood Diamond, and Marie Antoinette. Wait, this movie is 20 years old? Is that right? #HATM
unlabelledView post →We are watching Night at the Museum 2 and I just yelled “this movie is full of lies” because Ben Stiller walked past “Nighthawks” in the faux Smithsonian
unlabelledView post →Found an old blog of mine from when I was like 13 or so. It only consists two posts. One is my personal movie review of Night at the Museum. I have no recollection of either writing this or watching the movie.
unlabelledView post →A bit ago I saw discourse about "bad historical figures in kid's media". A prime example given was Capone in Night at the Museum 2 That's the movie where George Custer, a genocidaire, has to get over his fear of failure caused by his defeat at Greasy Grass We have so much work to do as a culture.
unlabelledView post →Showed the five year old the Mary Poppins movie. Because I explained that Bert was played by the same guy who is the bad guy in the Night at the Museum movies, he thinks it’s a prequel.
unlabelledView post →Andrew shares not 1 but 4 #panos taken with his Widelux film camera at the British Museum in London, England. In keeping with #weekM theme of #MovieTitle, here are 2 of many films shot there i.e. "The Mummy Returns" (2001) & "Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb" (2014).
unlabelledView post →also yes this is specifically Night at the Museum 2, a movie i knew off-by-heart as a kid for some goddamn reason 🙈🙈🙈
unlabelledView post →the only other example I can think of in the last 20 years is…Night at the Museum? man it must suck to be a parent and want to take your kid to see a movie.
unlabelledView post →@creisylle.bsky.social MY MUM AND UNCLE ARE WATCHING A RANGOM MOVIE ON THE TV AND RAMI MALEK WHO PLAYED AHKMENRAH IN NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM IS IN IT AND THEY RECOGNISED HIM AND SAID “WASN’T HE THAT PHAROH IN NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM?” I LITERALLY SCREECH OUT OF JOY OMG I’M GOING TO COMBUST OUT OF HAPPINESS
unlabelledView post →#MusicChallenge #SongBuilding July 25th. Museum Keke Palmer ft. Cham, “Tonight” (2006) Plays over the end credits of the movie ‘Night At The Museum’ youtu.be/i4McPUcMfV4
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