"In loving memory of Mickey Rooney and for Robin Williams, magic never ends" Such a wonderful tribute for two legendary actors for their final movie together
Robin Williams' final line in this movie was heartbreaking as this was one of his final roles. It felt like he knew he won't be long living in this world, it felt like he knew that his career is going to end sooner than we think. Even Shawn Levy said that Robin was struggling during filming of this last movie. That last line of his, "Smile my boy, it's sunrise" really felt like Robin saying goodbye to the audience forever 😢
@@moxiemaxie3543you’re an assh*le just so you know. They said it felt like something. Maybe not exactly what it is but still. True fans took it that way and it’s still heartbreaking to know he’d soon be gone.
@@moxiemaxie3543wow, imagine being so pathetic of a person that you’re unable to feel sympathetic towards others. You must be SO well liked in real life…
Octavius: "Oh Pompeii" Seconds later Jedediah and Octavius: *Running away screaming* Man, the editing of this movie is top notch. Really knows how to play cut scenes for comedy purpose 😂
I just love how they played the X-Men theme song when Hugh Jackman was pretending to do his Wolverine thing 😂😂 Also, Alice Eve is freaking gorgeous. A Camelot musical theater play starring Hugh and Alice would've been fascinating
The best part of this movie is Robins last line. " Smile my boy, It's sunrise." Granted not to be a downer, his last line in a movie before he died was "Have you thought this thing through." Kinda sad.
36:49 it is implied that Akmenrah died at 18 years old, similar to King Tutankhamen. And a deleted dialogue from the second film says that Kahmunrah killed Akmenrah.
A 2018 biography on Williams, written by Dave Itzkoff, corroborates the story that Williams' deterioration took hold while filming the third and final Night at the Museum film. His makeup artist on the film, Cheri Minns, also told The New York Post in 2018 that he would end every day “sobbing in my arms”.
In the second movie, there was literally a scene with Darth Vader and Oscar the Grouch trying to join the villains club. So according to the Night at the Museum rules, fictional characters do indeed come to life as well.
I’ll never forget watching this movie in theaters. As soon as Lancelot swung open that door and I heard the first few belted notes, I instantly knew it was Hugh Jackman. I was so pleasantly shocked.
This is a solid ending for The Trilogy that brings the heart and humor. The final scene with Roosevelt Is A Nice Goodbye To Robin Williams RIP To Him And Mickey Rooney.
History isn't a factor in bringing things to life, the tablet just brings things to life, doesn't matter if they were real or not, but we've only seen it used in museums so almost all of the things brought up life have been historical figures, but being one definitely isn't a requirement
Definitely In the second movie we see some abstract art sculptures come to life, and in both the second AND third movie there are multiple living paintings, some of which are not inspired on real people and things
@@MsMya89 They're joking around. I don't know what dialogue was left in the edited reaction because I watched the watchalong, but they made it obvious they were being facetious. Still, they were valid in questioning how it works. The tablet passes by plenty of statues and other inanimate objects that are not brought to life. For example, the statues right in front of the museum... At the time same, they also made it obvious they don't care that much about how the tablet works.
@@ImAlsoMerobiba it’s a joke the first and second time you make it however if you keep making the same joke it stops being funny and just starts being annoying. But again that’s just my opinion, but if you like hearing the same joke over and over good for you, no hate but I’m allowed to feel how I feel. ( and so are you ♥️👍)
I honestly didn't realized that Laaa was also played by Ben Stiller. If one Ben Stiller is good enough, imagine two of him in a scene together as different characters
Modern day scholars say that yes Lancelot, Guinevere and Arthur were historical figures who were mythologised after their deaths for e.g Guinevere was mythologised as a 'Celtic Persephone'.
Which Night at the Museum was your FAVORITE?? ...also who should RYAN REYNOLDS play in 10 years when Ben Stiller & Sean Levy return for then inevitable Legacy Sequel??
This isn't my favourite NATM film, but I won't deny it's one of the funniest, and it actually makes Akhmenrah a main character this time (since he was wasted in NATM2), and Laa is probably the best new character in this film 😂. Lancelot also saying "Dangly Bells" also gets me in stitches XD.
Octavius and Jedediah are still an amazing comedy duo in this movie. Love how the editing team still played with close up shot then cuts back to another close up shot of them screaming then cuts back
I genuinely like this one as much as the first, but not as much as the second. Ben Kingsley and Anjali Jay were so great as the Pharaoh and his queen (and he still looks amazing for almost 81!) Though, Alice Eve is not Australian, she’s English and Dan’s accent is so good because he’s also English.
They actually made an animated sequel! Shawn Levy isn't directed it but producing it. Ben Stiller isn't back in the sequel which is a shame. Is it good? It's alright 😅 nothing can't beat the live action ones that's for sure! Basic plot is that his son follows in his dad footsteps and becomes a night guard at the museum. It is a Disney+ original so whether you guys want to cover it it's at your own discretion but the movie is fine imo didn't love or hate it :)
Alrighty so quick facts for you guys. All three of these live action movies were directed and produced by Shawn Levy so to answer one of your questions Greg since he was directly involved with all three yes there is probably a continuous through line plot wise.
Seeing Hugh Jackman makes me want to see Deadpool and Wolverine again lol Bittersweet this was Robin Williams last onscreen performance ❤️❤️ Awesome watching this trilogy with you guys!! Made it more memorable with your reactions ❤❤
😢 I swear I do not want to bum you guys out but yes, this was Rob’s last movie he made before his passing. But to be honest with you, it was a very nice movie and I am glad that if any movie was going to be his last appearance, it was this one because it was just very sweet.
Sadly though not his final credited role, his final credited role was voicing a dog in a terrible Simon Pegg movie called Absolutely Anything. Robin’s final lines on film are sadly him as a dog planning SA on the movie’s villain
I so wish this franchise would come back. Wouldn’t be the same without Robin Williams but I love the characters. I cried when they were all saying goodbye lol
Oh wow I didn't know there was a third movie. I will watch it with my two favorite reactors. Greg looking ready to erase someone from the sacred timeline. Lol ******Huge Ackman😂cameo BRILLIANT!!😂😂😂
YOU KNOW PSYCH?!?!? You guys just elevated your status with me. It’s my favorite show ever that I don’t think will ever be replaced. My favorite before that was MASH, as a kid I was convinced I was gonna marry Hawkeye. If you’ve not both seen them, maybe react to them? Or even revisit? So few people react to it, I’ve only seen one do the whole series.
I’m an old man of 56 years and I remember when I was a kid that used to have a bunch of movies and a bunch of TV movies where fictional characters come to life without any real explanation of why they do it they just kind of chalk it up to magicso that’s pretty much the tablet is it’s more magical than anything else
This is why I really like your channel Greg. Every so often there’s this particular group of movies or a particular movie that is audience specific or age specific that you guys review so I get to see how adults view these types of movies and whether it actually works or not. now for me personally night of the museum are just young children’s movies like 1213 year olds movies it’s a movie that I can take my kid to go watch to have fun but because of the perspective of you guys I get to see if it works
Fun(?) Fact: Octavius was considered “too gay” in this movie to the point where there was a movement against it accusing NATM 3 to be “pushing an agenda”
Hmm sounds like every complaint from every damn thing that people watch these days. Honestly it’s so exhausting hearing about people just complain about “agendas”
I’m watching the section of the video where you guys guys are recapping and I just realize now that in all three movies when they do the scenes where Ben Stiller is playing off of another character that’s not really there and it’s a long scene. You have a very good point that that must’ve been one of the more intricate layups because of the back-and-forth I never realized before, but that’s a very very good point
Or with the whole Deadpool and wolverine movie coming out and watching a lot of interviews lately, especially with shawn Levy he mentioned quite a bit that some of his movies particularly the family ones he does them with his kids in mind so I have a feeling that these three movies are really aimed for young children with certain aspects for adults, which is why Ben Stiller is there and some of the jokes are kind of aimed around the family dynamic, but essentially these movies are made for young kids to go with their family and just have fun
I haven't seen it but they did end up making a fourth movie called Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again in 2022, starring Joshua Basset (Ricky from HSM:TM:TS) but it's a little over an hour long and animated!
In terms of the legends around King Arthur we simply don't know for certain the period he supposedly existed is one we have very little information on it's absolutely possible there was a King Arthur but there isn't any real evidence.
😅 hey Greg and John so glad you’re doing this movie. I have not seen this one. I have not seen any movie other than the first two so this is gonna be a fun ride.
😊 hey Greg and John! So I went ahead and double checked and I was totally wrong, the original movie night at the Museum is based on a children’s picture book and it was just simply the adventures of a night watchmen at the museum of natural history that notices that the dinosaurs only came to life and would run around central Park so it’s based on a children’s picture. Then the author of the first book made a second book where in that one because that character in the children’s book left his water running in his house, had caused a flood in New York City, and that the creatures in the oceanic display came to life. So it’s just a children’s picture book that the dinosaurs, just came to life at night and would run around New York
This movie hits so much for differently after knowing what was going on with Robin his during filming. Same with some of the last movies Bruce Willis was in before he announced his medical diagnosis.
3rd one is my favorite, i saw it 6 times in theaters! I love these movies so much, since i was little! It was so fun watching them with u guys, thank you!
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I don't know where is it available, but there is a animated series too
"In loving memory of Mickey Rooney and for Robin Williams, magic never ends"
Such a wonderful tribute for two legendary actors for their final movie together
Who was Mickey Rooney in this
@@rileygarraway87He played one of the 3 original security guards. The short angry one who wants to fight.
@@rileygarraway87 He played Gus, one of the security guards who fought Larry in the first movie
@@LebahG4ntenghe was also in the third one as well
@@JasonKreider-eq8kp Yeah, that's why they paid tribute to both Robin and Mickey through this movie
Robin Williams' final line in this movie was heartbreaking as this was one of his final roles. It felt like he knew he won't be long living in this world, it felt like he knew that his career is going to end sooner than we think. Even Shawn Levy said that Robin was struggling during filming of this last movie. That last line of his, "Smile my boy, it's sunrise" really felt like Robin saying goodbye to the audience forever 😢
🥺 aw
You're being chronically interpersonal. He read a line for a movie. Listen to his interviews to actually understand him, not a president he's playing
@@moxiemaxie3543you’re an assh*le just so you know. They said it felt like something. Maybe not exactly what it is but still. True fans took it that way and it’s still heartbreaking to know he’d soon be gone.
@@moxiemaxie3543wow, imagine being so pathetic of a person that you’re unable to feel sympathetic towards others. You must be SO well liked in real life…
Lots of misinformation in what you said bjork4s, this wasn't Robins final movie or final line.
Ben Stiller and the historical figures at the museum went into wacky shenanigans that they made Hugh Jackman unleashed his inner Logan out of hiding.
44:13 exactly
If I had gotten a nickel every time Owen Wilson was at Pompeiji when it got destroyed, I'd have two nickels.
Which isn’t a lot but its weird that it happened twice
@@jcj268lol doofenschmirtz
Octavius: "Oh Pompeii"
Seconds later
Jedediah and Octavius: *Running away screaming*
Man, the editing of this movie is top notch. Really knows how to play cut scenes for comedy purpose 😂
I just love how they played the X-Men theme song when Hugh Jackman was pretending to do his Wolverine thing 😂😂 Also, Alice Eve is freaking gorgeous. A Camelot musical theater play starring Hugh and Alice would've been fascinating
I find it really funny that Shawn Levy used the _X-Men_ theme here but not in the actual Wolverine movie he ended up making.
Who cares
@@Say0nn. 62 people.
The best part of this movie is Robins last line. " Smile my boy, It's sunrise." Granted not to be a downer, his last line in a movie before he died was "Have you thought this thing through." Kinda sad.
HUGE ACKMAN!??! one of my favorite cameos ever
I didn't even who he was back then.
Every time Greg says “what are the RULES!?” I burst into laughter, terrific content
36:49 it is implied that Akmenrah died at 18 years old, similar to King Tutankhamen. And a deleted dialogue from the second film says that Kahmunrah killed Akmenrah.
A 2018 biography on Williams, written by Dave Itzkoff, corroborates the story that Williams' deterioration took hold while filming the third and final Night at the Museum film. His makeup artist on the film, Cheri Minns, also told The New York Post in 2018 that he would end every day “sobbing in my arms”.
In the second movie, there was literally a scene with Darth Vader and Oscar the Grouch trying to join the villains club. So according to the Night at the Museum rules, fictional characters do indeed come to life as well.
I’ll never forget watching this movie in theaters. As soon as Lancelot swung open that door and I heard the first few belted notes, I instantly knew it was Hugh Jackman. I was so pleasantly shocked.
This is a solid ending for The Trilogy that brings the heart and humor. The final scene with Roosevelt Is A Nice Goodbye To Robin Williams RIP To Him And Mickey Rooney.
And Bill cobbs who played Reggie The night guard ❤
@@dangroz03 RIP to him too.
History isn't a factor in bringing things to life, the tablet just brings things to life, doesn't matter if they were real or not, but we've only seen it used in museums so almost all of the things brought up life have been historical figures, but being one definitely isn't a requirement
Definitely
In the second movie we see some abstract art sculptures come to life, and in both the second AND third movie there are multiple living paintings, some of which are not inspired on real people and things
Thank you for saying this , greg was getting on my last nerve for all 3 movies acting like this was a hard thing to understand lol .
@@MsMya89 They're joking around. I don't know what dialogue was left in the edited reaction because I watched the watchalong, but they made it obvious they were being facetious.
Still, they were valid in questioning how it works. The tablet passes by plenty of statues and other inanimate objects that are not brought to life. For example, the statues right in front of the museum... At the time same, they also made it obvious they don't care that much about how the tablet works.
@@ImAlsoMerobiba it’s a joke the first and second time you make it however if you keep making the same joke it stops being funny and just starts being annoying. But again that’s just my opinion, but if you like hearing the same joke over and over good for you, no hate but I’m allowed to feel how I feel. ( and so are you ♥️👍)
Fun fact: Owen Wilson also went to Pompeii with Loki in S1 of Loki!
Greg looking great in that TVA suit 👌
30:45 this is so good, the tone of "ohhh Pompeii" is amazing
I honestly didn't realized that Laaa was also played by Ben Stiller. If one Ben Stiller is good enough, imagine two of him in a scene together as different characters
Modern day scholars say that yes Lancelot, Guinevere and Arthur were historical figures who were mythologised after their deaths for e.g Guinevere was mythologised as a 'Celtic Persephone'.
huge ackman 😂😂 loved they brought back the guards from the first one. also fun fact the kids that took a picture of them on the bus are ben's kids
King Arthur and Lancelot are mythical, but based on truth as best it can. Romantic story...of power, love, honor, betrayal, and magic👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Which Night at the Museum was your FAVORITE??
...also who should RYAN REYNOLDS play in 10 years when Ben Stiller & Sean Levy return for then inevitable Legacy Sequel??
Excuse me?! It’s SHAWn Levy!!
I say the next movie goes into a Madame Toussaud's and Ryan Reynolds plays himself alongside a bunch of pop culture characters and celebrities 😂
I would be, but unfortunately Disney already tainted the trilogy with the fourth movie, Kahmunrah's Revenge.
This isn't my favourite NATM film, but I won't deny it's one of the funniest, and it actually makes Akhmenrah a main character this time (since he was wasted in NATM2), and Laa is probably the best new character in this film 😂. Lancelot also saying "Dangly Bells" also gets me in stitches XD.
Octavius and Jedediah are still an amazing comedy duo in this movie. Love how the editing team still played with close up shot then cuts back to another close up shot of them screaming then cuts back
I genuinely like this one as much as the first, but not as much as the second.
Ben Kingsley and Anjali Jay were so great as the Pharaoh and his queen (and he still looks amazing for almost 81!)
Though, Alice Eve is not Australian, she’s English and Dan’s accent is so good because he’s also English.
They actually made an animated sequel! Shawn Levy isn't directed it but producing it. Ben Stiller isn't back in the sequel which is a shame. Is it good? It's alright 😅 nothing can't beat the live action ones that's for sure! Basic plot is that his son follows in his dad footsteps and becomes a night guard at the museum. It is a Disney+ original so whether you guys want to cover it it's at your own discretion but the movie is fine imo didn't love or hate it :)
Shawn Levy was destined to do Deadpool and Wolverine.
Robin Williams been the Goat since Jumanji🐐
Actually since Mrs. Doubtfire
Robin's been the goat since the 80s (dead poets society,the world according to garp,Popeye,Moscow over the Hudson)
Damn. I didn't even know they made a 3rd movie. Lol Let's go
" Patrick Stewart" LMAO
Hugh Jackman was uncredited in this movie. I looked at his IMDb and the movie isn’t listed there. Too bad. It’s a great cameo.
The Hugh Jackman cameo is the best part of the movie.
Can't wait to see y'all reaction to that cameo 😭
Lancelot’s whole character reminds me of Buzz Lightyear in the first Toy Story movie
sad fun fact: the director could tell robin williams wasnt himself while filming this movie and you can tell in this movie :(
rest in peace robin :(
That’s heartbreaking seeing how Shawn Levy had directed all three movies, he would know if Robin wasn’t feeling right
Alrighty so quick facts for you guys. All three of these live action movies were directed and produced by Shawn Levy so to answer one of your questions Greg since he was directly involved with all three yes there is probably a continuous through line plot wise.
Seeing Hugh Jackman makes me want to see Deadpool and Wolverine again lol
Bittersweet this was Robin Williams last onscreen performance ❤️❤️
Awesome watching this trilogy with you guys!! Made it more memorable with your reactions ❤❤
53:14 Robin William’s last movie dialogue before he died.
😢 I swear I do not want to bum you guys out but yes, this was Rob’s last movie he made before his passing. But to be honest with you, it was a very nice movie and I am glad that if any movie was going to be his last appearance, it was this one because it was just very sweet.
Sadly though not his final credited role, his final credited role was voicing a dog in a terrible Simon Pegg movie called Absolutely Anything. Robin’s final lines on film are sadly him as a dog planning SA on the movie’s villain
Such a fun finale to a great trilogy. And a sad farewell to both Mickey and Robin.
I read that Robin really struggled filming this and it was his last on screen role.
Cecil, Dick Van Dyke is the kid!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
hmn that is not Patrick Stewart, that is Sir Ben Kingsley
They were joking because the woman wasn’t maya rudolph either
19:46 - “They’re gonna get together” Well… kinda??? Same face lmao
I so wish this franchise would come back. Wouldn’t be the same without Robin Williams but I love the characters. I cried when they were all saying goodbye lol
44:08 best part 😂
Oh wow I didn't know there was a third movie. I will watch it with my two favorite reactors. Greg looking ready to erase someone from the sacred timeline. Lol
******Huge Ackman😂cameo BRILLIANT!!😂😂😂
How did you not know? There’s an animated 4th Disney+ movie too.
“Smile boy, it's the sunrise"
Last movie line ever by Robin Williams. rest in peace legend.
Ngl the last part with Wilson and Ben Stiller as the caveman it look like he’s doing his Zoolander faces in a caveman outfit lmao
I love the charm of the night of the museum series, and you guys are an amazing team up.
If only this came out a week earlier it would’ve come out the eve of Deadpool and Wolverine😂❤
22:19 love how he has a bone on his belt like Larry’s flashlight. It’s sad this was the last live performance of Robin Williams.
YOU KNOW PSYCH?!?!? You guys just elevated your status with me. It’s my favorite show ever that I don’t think will ever be replaced. My favorite before that was MASH, as a kid I was convinced I was gonna marry Hawkeye. If you’ve not both seen them, maybe react to them? Or even revisit? So few people react to it, I’ve only seen one do the whole series.
I love the other team members but it also warms my heart to see the classic duo ❤️
I’m an old man of 56 years and I remember when I was a kid that used to have a bunch of movies and a bunch of TV movies where fictional characters come to life without any real explanation of why they do it they just kind of chalk it up to magicso that’s pretty much the tablet is it’s more magical than anything else
This is why I really like your channel Greg. Every so often there’s this particular group of movies or a particular movie that is audience specific or age specific that you guys review so I get to see how adults view these types of movies and whether it actually works or not. now for me personally night of the museum are just young children’s movies like 1213 year olds movies it’s a movie that I can take my kid to go watch to have fun but because of the perspective of you guys I get to see if it works
Fun(?) Fact: Octavius was considered “too gay” in this movie to the point where there was a movement against it accusing NATM 3 to be “pushing an agenda”
Hmm sounds like every complaint from every damn thing that people watch these days. Honestly it’s so exhausting hearing about people just complain about “agendas”
Awesome Work Guys, Thanks!!!👍👍😎 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸
Can't believe the entire live-action trilogy got mixed reviews. That's effed up.
PRESIDENT FRANLKLIN ROOSEVELT (1936-1945) SAID ABOUT WWII, "WE HAVE NOTHING TO FEAR...BUT FEAR ITSELF"
The moment at 4:05 when John does an impression of Ardeth from The Mummy made my husband and I actually LOL. Also it was such a good impression.
Remember they had Oscar the grouch and darth Vader in the last one, so it does kinda make sense for Lancelot to think his world is real
There’s an animated 4th film.
I’m watching the section of the video where you guys guys are recapping and I just realize now that in all three movies when they do the scenes where Ben Stiller is playing off of another character that’s not really there and it’s a long scene. You have a very good point that that must’ve been one of the more intricate layups because of the back-and-forth I never realized before, but that’s a very very good point
Or with the whole Deadpool and wolverine movie coming out and watching a lot of interviews lately, especially with shawn Levy he mentioned quite a bit that some of his movies particularly the family ones he does them with his kids in mind so I have a feeling that these three movies are really aimed for young children with certain aspects for adults, which is why Ben Stiller is there and some of the jokes are kind of aimed around the family dynamic, but essentially these movies are made for young kids to go with their family and just have fun
Aw I love these films. Still can't believe Robin isn't here anymore. Great last movie for him.
32:05 Franklin Rosevelt said the fear quote
Logan and Legion in one movie
I haven't seen it but they did end up making a fourth movie called Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again in 2022, starring Joshua Basset (Ricky from HSM:TM:TS) but it's a little over an hour long and animated!
owen wilson has been in pompeii 2 times this is the first hahaha
ya’ll crack me up. will always love an original Greg/ John react
In terms of the legends around King Arthur we simply don't know for certain the period he supposedly existed is one we have very little information on it's absolutely possible there was a King Arthur but there isn't any real evidence.
2:47 the kid screaming sounds like young Simba.
I’m gonna be real I’ve either never seen this or it has been completely scrubbed from my brain. I don’t remember a third one at all😂
Good job lads. Fair play to Greg for wearing the suit during the reaction must of been a little uncomfortable but stuck with it mate 👏👏👏👏
😅 hey Greg and John so glad you’re doing this movie. I have not seen this one. I have not seen any movie other than the first two so this is gonna be a fun ride.
Teddy and Sac definitely juiced in that crate
35:54 well they went there 😂 that reaction from you guys was great and Lancelot was just a book character but was a close companion to King Arthur
I did not expect to see Greg in a button up and tie with a TVA jacket on the zoom out 😂
Don't forget about the animated Night at the Museum Zachary Levi takes over as Larry.
😊 hey Greg and John! So I went ahead and double checked and I was totally wrong, the original movie night at the Museum is based on a children’s picture book and it was just simply the adventures of a night watchmen at the museum of natural history that notices that the dinosaurs only came to life and would run around central Park so it’s based on a children’s picture. Then the author of the first book made a second book where in that one because that character in the children’s book left his water running in his house, had caused a flood in New York City, and that the creatures in the oceanic display came to life. So it’s just a children’s picture book that the dinosaurs, just came to life at night and would run around New York
when they said patrick stewart i legit had to pause to figure out if they were joking or not XD
wait johns rami malek impression was so good
Skyler Gisondo the kid from Santa Clarita diet and psych 😅 was also in that cool game "The Quarry"
45:54 That was perfect
"You know his actual name?!" lol! That was the best!
Ben Kingsley surely wouldn't be happy if you would call him Patrick Stewart to his face
"patrick stewart and maya rudolph" took me outtt. i fr thought that was maya rudolph for a split second😂😂
It was Mickey and Robins last movie, so sad but I’m sure they loved that they did this as their last movie because it’s so great ❤
after this you guys should watch the secret life of walter mitty
Best closing for the trilogy
I didn't know there was a 3rd movie, all these years
Ben Kingsley is Egyptian father...👍🏼
This movie hits so much for differently after knowing what was going on with Robin his during filming. Same with some of the last movies Bruce Willis was in before he announced his medical diagnosis.
There's actually a 4th movie produced by Shawn Levy thats animated and is about Nick becoming the new security guard.
3rd one is my favorite, i saw it 6 times in theaters! I love these movies so much, since i was little! It was so fun watching them with u guys, thank you!
I didn't even know there was a 3rd movie. I got whiplash seeing that thumbnail, lol.
I can hear Greg’s laughter when I look at the thumbnail.
Ben Still ers parents were a very popular comedy duo "STILLER & MEARA" His mom was in first movie as Unemployment lady.🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓