In another episode, no one has seen or especially early, "Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb" seems to be the last film in the saga. The starting point is in this film is very different from the previous films, and promises fresh original content, but what you get is the same slapstick humor is based on the story, and even a new route to the sequel. "Night at the Museum" is clumsy and very short on new ideas, choosing to rely on the past success of the series, instead of coming up with something new, which is characteristic of a film based on their source of humor in the past.

The film focuses on the table Ahkmenrah, the source of all that is leadeth unto life, and reduce the effect apparently. What gives promise of a new take on the franchise is to open the movie in a flashback. He has a sense of Indiana Jones, because it reveals the discovery of the tomb of Ahkmenrah and what appears to have triggered a curse. Cut to today, all of the museum begins to lose control of his movements, and begin to reverse the laundry. The only solution is Larry Daley (Ben Stiller) and friends to go to London to find the parents of Ahkmenrah.

And that's it. There are a couple of subplots with Larry to do with your child to grow and Lancelot, but most of the film is the same return humor that was fun in the first movie and well in the other, but at this stage it is sad stereotype. At some point, you forget that this is also a comedy, and the laughs are scarce throughout the film. We have seen before (even twice) and comedy that feels dry.

Another problem is that the film tries both contain a lot of setup and prolong screening embarrassing for these new characters and secondary. The problem is that the film is very aware that this is the last time and try to get those parts of it that worked in the first film (character) and the other (the action to a new location) Mix just to remember why the film was so good in the first place. When the film chooses to focus on London, operates the secondary characters, and when it does put the fire out of them quickly, only serves as a quick overview of what is beautiful and makes characters. But for most of the film, is right at the bottom, running from danger, and does almost nothing to the plot forward as little as you move.

It moves to the end of the film there is a nice farewell is Mickey Rooney, who has a brief cameo, and Robin Williams. To know the last part of Williams makes watching a few scenes that really the dialogue a little bittersweet. Although unplanned written the final scene, it also feels like a proper goodbye.

Although it was exciting moments assured, this is not enough to make the movie, especially one that should make a comedy adventure. In general, try the movie to deal with a lot of material and makes a mess messy blur. There too many things and ultimately, success just "good." "Night at the Museum: The Secret of the grave" is the third in the series of comedy with Ben Stiller, like the famous museum night watchman.

This history museum guard Ben Stiller Larry trips to the British Museum and magical powers Ahkmenrah tablet, an ancient Egyptian artifact, begin to disappear. The film marks the return of many familiar faces as the British actor Ricky Gervais as Dr. McPhee, curator of the museum.

"It was the first person I ever worked in one of these movies, because we shot with all beings and all for the first few weeks, it seemed as Ricky and I was like, oh well, another actor," he said Stiller London premiere of the film. "But it disappeared very quickly and I was like, where the creatures are?" He added with a smile. "Think about it, so it was tennis balls and had spent three weeks running, he was happy to see me. So basically I'm better than a tennis ball. So that's what the actors Racing," said Gervais.