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One thing I've noticed is that Ben Stiller Owen Wilson and Jim Carrey all made characters very similar in the past like being mean or off putting to there friends 😅 king of that type of acting is Adam Sandler though the teasing your friends acting 😂🎉 love movie just the same though your guys reactions are always awesome 👍😎
Man, that was like him saying goodbye forever, it's like he knew that he's not gonna be here for so long. Secret of the Tomb might not be a perfect movie but it truly ends his career in a high note of a performance
The old night guards did say that the tablet made them feel young again. It's a real possibility that Larry doesn't even need sleep anymore, as long as he works nights with the tablet there.
Actually hadn't even thought of that. These guys boggle my mind though lol. When I was a kid my dad went to work at night from around 6 and didn't get home until 4 in the morning. His second job was from 8am until 2:30pm, then he'd pick me and my sister up from school, take a nap while we watched TV, and drop us off at our moms after she got out of work. So, to the reactors, that's when people like that sleep. Very little and whenever they can.
The real comedy gold of this Night At The Museum trilogy is whenever Jedediah or Octavius or both of them together screamed then it cuts to a shot far away from them then cuts back to a close up of them then cuts back to a far shot, it's so hilarious every time I watched that scene. Feels like the editors of the movies were having the time of their lives 😂😂😂
Robin Williams as Theodore Roosevelt was the best part of this movie to the point where I would've definitely wanted to see an actual Theodore Roosevelt biopic starring Williams. Sad that we will never get to see that, rest in peace comedy legend 😥🙏
"I ain't quittin you." is a direct reference to Brokeback Mountain, which came out a year before this. And Steven Coogan admitted to playing Octavius as if he had a secret crush on Jebediah
I don’t usually look for subtext and it’s not something that ever crosses my mind when a great bromance Carrie’s a film, but for some reason I just couldn’t NOT see it immediately. And yeah, the broke back quote really doesn’t help that. 😂
All the funnier because in Ancient Rome, homosexuality was not only tolerated but EXPECTED, especially between members of nobility/people in powerful positions and those beneath them. It was considered an ultimate show of your dominance as a male to top another male beneath you. Making it a historical in-joke about Octavius respecting Jed secretly to the point of developing attraction AND being willing to submit to him as well... a HUGE sign of male on male respect in Rome.
Alan Silvestri's score for the Night At The Museum trilogy is some of the most underrated composing work that he has ever done. The opening credits where it had an exclusive theme song for the movie is pitch perfect!
If I am not mistaken, Trevor Rabin (National Treasure) and Alan Silvestri put samples of each other's music into their respective movies. Well, at least for Battle for the Smithsonian.
Shawn Levy recently said in an interview, that back when he wanted to be an actor, the roles he was audtioning for usually went to Paul Rudd, so when he got the job to direct Night At The Museum he hired Paul Rudd to be a part of his movie.
Every time I go back to revisit watching this gem of a movie, I always somehow *forget* that Paul Rudd cameos and says one of my favorite lines I quote every freaking winter when I'm cold. "Chilly, chilly, chilly.. Willy, the Penguin!"
That is such a Big Man thing to do, dude. I'm sure others would harbor resentment and vindictiveness, and I'm sure part of it is a little bit of a power move, now that HE'S the boss giving the other guy a job. But it's cool that he didn't hold any spite.
What?? I’m sorry but this can’t be yours guys first time watching this great movie, but if it is your going to enjoy it from start to finish, this is one of my fav childhood movies, and Theodore Roosevelt played by robin Williams(may he rest in peace) was my fav historical figure lol
@@Power_trip397 but he literally said he saw it so clearly it ISNT his first time watching making your paragraph ass comment unnecessary…the other half of the battle is not being a jabroni
Yo guys! In case y’all didn’t know, that lady in the employment office he’s talking to is his mom in real life. 😊 Her name is Anne Myra. She unfortunately passed away a few years ago.
Anne Meara was 85 when she passed away in 2015. Ben comes by his talent honestly. His mom and his dad, Jerry Stiller, were huge comedic stars in the 1960s.
Gervais. You got his name right, just not the spelling (which I don't blame you, lots of names have multiple spellings). People accidentally misspell my name all the time because it doesn't follow the traditional spelling. I imagine it was really hard to keep a straight face while acting in this movie 😂
This movie was released at Christmas, and I remember going Christmas eve to see it. I think its a great children's movie where you can tell all the big "stars" are having fun with it.
It’s not in the least surprising that Sacagawea could speak English. She was a guide for Lewis and Clark, obviously she would have to communicate with them.
@@aubryellaotero1064 Aha, thanks for the input. I didn’t know that, or at least I’d forgotten. It wouldn’t be nearly the most historically inaccurate thing in this movie though 😂
ben stiller doing this after dodgeball and Madagascar will never not mess with my brain like what do you mean you went from white goodman to alex the lion to larry daley in a short amount of time like it's obviously what actors do but still 😂😂
I love love love this entire trilogy!! And I’m excited that it’s the OG duo Greg and John reacting to them! (I love the entire team but there’s nothing like nostalgia for a change, you know?) Robin Williams is so great in this. And the guest cast gets better and better, too. I hope you loved it.
Alan Menken wrote music for a Night At The Museum stage musical. They're in the workshop phase rn. Probably another yr or two before it premieres on an actual stage.
If any of the Rejects haven’t seen School of Rock (2003) PLEASE do a reaction to it. It’s one of my favorite movies ever and I’d love to see you guys watch it
This is one of the movies from that era of “this brand new job is so sooo important don’t mess it up, but also, I’m not going to train you or help you or warn you about anything, but whatever you do don’t mess it up! / or die.”
So, as far as cameras go, there’s a distinct possibility the museum either doesn’t have them or they don’t actually record. That’s actually a huge problem with museums. They tend to be underfunded so when security systems break they tend not to get fixed. I used to listen to a heist podcast and it was crazy how many museums just didn’t have working cameras or sensors.
Finally, they react to Night At The Museum! This movie was my entire childhood, I watched it like almost every once a month, even while travelling, this is some of my favourite movie to watch while I'm sitting down in an airplane or train on a long travel by watching this movie. Can't wait to see you guys react to the second and third movie 🙌
I always tear up thinking how we lost the wonderful person that was Robin Williams. The world was a better place because he was in it. I wish he knew and felt that.
I agree Greg the CGI really holds up, Peter Jackson's King Kong came out the year before so that's when they were really catching on then and yea Rami Malck wasn't as well known at the time but what's crazy is he's half Egyptian in real life so it must have been cool for him to portray a famous historical figure or maybe he got the part because of that
If you really wanna see Carla’s range, watch her in the Flanagan universe. Gerald’s Game, The Haunting of Hill House, Bly Manor, & especially The Fall of the House of Usher. Woman deserves all the praise & awards! & then go watch her in like Troop Beverly Hills & The Spy Kids movies. The woman is just a Queen honestly!
Oh damn, Carla Gugino and Mike Flanagan are truly excellent combo. The Lookout with Joseph Gordon Levitt, directed by The Queen Gambit's Scott Frank is an excellent one too. I feel like she is an underappreciated talent.
24:28 The interesting thing is that this tracks with a part of Egyptian culture. Egyptian mythos states that its magicians would create clay or *wax* dolls called shabti that would come to life and serve as helpers and assistants. It very much mirrors the behavior of the wax figures of the museum, but without a master to serve, so it’s very likely that the tablet was initially used to control the shabti in the past.
One thing I love abt this movie is how it handled the parents split up. Like the mother wasn’t really an issue in the film and was actually very sweet. It’s something not a lot of movies do especially family films.
RIP MICKEY ROONEY AS GUS AND BILL COBBS AS REGGIE!!!! Dick Van Dyke is the only surviving actor who played the bad guys in this movie!!!!! Bill Cobbs has recently just passed away!!!!!
“ so everything in the museum comes to life every night?” Wow, that’s a lot like Fnaf !😅 Larry is the night guard (Mike) and characters comes to life in the museum at night (animatronics) Also Mike had sleep problems. At least in the film.
i love how it's kept vague if the museum director knows about the exhibits coming to life or not. him asking larry after the first night about octavius and jedediah could either mean 'why did you replace these miniatures?' or 'how did the roman miniature get into the other exhibit?'. and at the end of the movie he might not ask larry about how there are dinosaur footprints in the snow and stuff cuz he knows the museum comes to life and the 'do you have an explanation for this?' might just mean 'how did they manage to get out?'.
Fun fact: Even though the movie goes with the "Sac-ah-jaw-wee-ah" pronunciation, that isn't the consensus of most experts on how her name was pronounced. All we have is Lewis & Clark's notes, the Hidatsa language, and the Shoshone language to go by (the Hidatsa were her captors and she was Shoshone by blood). Generally, academics prefer the Hidatsa pronunciation (for historical reasons I won't go into) which would have been either "Sah-ka-ke-wee-ah" or "Sah-ka-guh-wee-ah". Given the uncertainty in the pronunciation, the officially spelling is Sacagawea which allows for the hard "g" or soft "j" sound but others prefer the spelling Sakakawea to represent the hard k sound. Its pretty interesting and I'd recommend learning more about it.
You guys need to watch both the sequels Battle of The Smithsonian and Secret of The Tomb. There actually both great. I don’t think any movie in the trilogy is bad. The 2nd one is my personal favorite though. :)
25:50 Love this scene Between Teddy and Larry the music that plays is makes me feel inspired SOME ARE BORN GREAT OTHERS HAVE GREATNESS THRUST UPON THEM👍🏻
I feel so old!!! Almost 30 here, and I remember seeing Night At The Museum when it first released. I can’t believe it’s been over 15 years… NATM was a really fun movie and I can’t wait to see Deadpool this coming weekend!
This came out back when I was in year 6 at school (I dunno what the American equivalent to that is) but I remember seeing it in cinemas and loving it. And all the kids couldn't stop saying 'dum dum' 😂😂😂
fun fact about this movie. owen wilson developed a heroin addiction with steve coogan, leading owen to almost kill himself later that year. he was supposed to be the agent in tropic thunder.
Shawn Levy’snwhole directing career is really interesting to me. Going from cheaper by the dozen to this to fall guy and now deapool 3, you can see how his style has evolved over the years which I think is really cool
it was just robin williams’ birthday what great timing. even funnier timing, this was directed by Shawn Levy who’s got Deadpool & Wolverine coming right around the corner!
The really cool Easter Egg of this movie is that the agency lady, the one Larry wanted to call Debbie because he felt a connection, is Ben Stiller's actual mother, Anne Meara!
The museum of natural history in nyc is magical lmao I love going in there so much for real The ocean life exhibit always gives me chills and yes there is a whale hanging from the ceiling
Thomas Lennon co wrote this. He’s also a funny actor(Reno 911). He’s on the second one as one of the wright brothers. FYI: the temp agency lady is or was Ben Stillers mom.
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Have you guys seen Big with Tom Hanks yet?
You guys should do second one next it has Darth Vader and Oscar the Grouch trying to join bad side together
One thing I've noticed is that Ben Stiller Owen Wilson and Jim Carrey all made characters very similar in the past like being mean or off putting to there friends 😅 king of that type of acting is Adam Sandler though the teasing your friends acting 😂🎉 love movie just the same though your guys reactions are always awesome 👍😎
RIP, Robin Williams.
"Smile, my boy. It's sunrise."
He should’ve played Teddy Roosevelt in a biopic, he was perfectly cast.
Man, that was like him saying goodbye forever, it's like he knew that he's not gonna be here for so long. Secret of the Tomb might not be a perfect movie but it truly ends his career in a high note of a performance
WAIT, WHEN DID HE DIED????
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10 years ago, have you been living on the moon?
@@A113-e9l 10 years ago. Next month it'll be 10 years since he took his life.
Edit: His birthday is tomorrow, he would've been 73.
The old night guards did say that the tablet made them feel young again. It's a real possibility that Larry doesn't even need sleep anymore, as long as he works nights with the tablet there.
That’s actually a great explanation
Actually hadn't even thought of that. These guys boggle my mind though lol. When I was a kid my dad went to work at night from around 6 and didn't get home until 4 in the morning. His second job was from 8am until 2:30pm, then he'd pick me and my sister up from school, take a nap while we watched TV, and drop us off at our moms after she got out of work. So, to the reactors, that's when people like that sleep. Very little and whenever they can.
Natm lore
The real comedy gold of this Night At The Museum trilogy is whenever Jedediah or Octavius or both of them together screamed then it cuts to a shot far away from them then cuts back to a close up of them then cuts back to a far shot, it's so hilarious every time I watched that scene. Feels like the editors of the movies were having the time of their lives 😂😂😂
I also love the sequel that did that type of joke again 🐿️
@@artloveranimation The third is my favourite one of that type of joke lol
"Hold my hand!"
"...Why???"
"Nevermind."
😂😂😂
Robin Williams as Theodore Roosevelt was the best part of this movie to the point where I would've definitely wanted to see an actual Theodore Roosevelt biopic starring Williams. Sad that we will never get to see that, rest in peace comedy legend 😥🙏
Not only Robin, I thought Mickey Rooney stole every scene he was in too 😂
@@shanerose7204 Oh yeah, I loved how he kicked Stiller's face. Although I'm still wondering whether Mickey did that or that's just a stuntman lol
agree😢
As much as I enjoy other Rejects’ reactions, I miss seeing Greg & John reacting to movies together.
Same. We rarely seem to see them together very much since the team has grown.
Same, this was a classic reaction that I enjoyed.😀
The online duo worth watching
"I ain't quittin you." is a direct reference to Brokeback Mountain, which came out a year before this.
And Steven Coogan admitted to playing Octavius as if he had a secret crush on Jebediah
I don’t usually look for subtext and it’s not something that ever crosses my mind when a great bromance Carrie’s a film, but for some reason I just couldn’t NOT see it immediately. And yeah, the broke back quote really doesn’t help that. 😂
In the third movie, it’s no secret anymore
The shipping for those two is both funny and cute.
All the funnier because in Ancient Rome, homosexuality was not only tolerated but EXPECTED, especially between members of nobility/people in powerful positions and those beneath them. It was considered an ultimate show of your dominance as a male to top another male beneath you.
Making it a historical in-joke about Octavius respecting Jed secretly to the point of developing attraction AND being willing to submit to him as well... a HUGE sign of male on male respect in Rome.
@@dylancole1910hahah hwhen head canon becpmes soft cannon😂
Alan Silvestri's score for the Night At The Museum trilogy is some of the most underrated composing work that he has ever done. The opening credits where it had an exclusive theme song for the movie is pitch perfect!
The theme that plays at the final battle in the 2nd movie goes HARD ASF
If I am not mistaken, Trevor Rabin (National Treasure) and Alan Silvestri put samples of each other's music into their respective movies. Well, at least for Battle for the Smithsonian.
@@bill4665 fr its called gloriana by the corner stone cues
Shawn Levy recently said in an interview, that back when he wanted to be an actor, the roles he was audtioning for usually went to Paul Rudd, so when he got the job to direct Night At The Museum he hired Paul Rudd to be a part of his movie.
That hilarious 😂
He cameos on some of his films 😊(the internship)
Every time I go back to revisit watching this gem of a movie, I always somehow *forget* that Paul Rudd cameos and says one of my favorite lines I quote every freaking winter when I'm cold.
"Chilly, chilly, chilly.. Willy, the Penguin!"
That is such a Big Man thing to do, dude. I'm sure others would harbor resentment and vindictiveness, and I'm sure part of it is a little bit of a power move, now that HE'S the boss giving the other guy a job. But it's cool that he didn't hold any spite.
You gotta see the sequel, and I don't remember the third one too well, but it was the last film Robin Williams was in before he died.
What?? I’m sorry but this can’t be yours guys first time watching this great movie, but if it is your going to enjoy it from start to finish, this is one of my fav childhood movies, and Theodore Roosevelt played by robin Williams(may he rest in peace) was my fav historical figure lol
That was my first thought, too, lol
I think this is some bullshit. 😂
greg literally says in the first minute of the video that he saw it when it came out....paying attention is half the battle.
@@DUBSandChubb I said “if it is” but clearly reading isn’t your speciality
@@Power_trip397 but he literally said he saw it so clearly it ISNT his first time watching making your paragraph ass comment unnecessary…the other half of the battle is not being a jabroni
Yo guys! In case y’all didn’t know, that lady in the employment office he’s talking to is his mom in real life. 😊 Her name is Anne Myra. She unfortunately passed away a few years ago.
Anne Meara was 85 when she passed away in 2015. Ben comes by his talent honestly. His mom and his dad, Jerry Stiller, were huge comedic stars in the 1960s.
Apparently Ricky Jervase couldn't keep a straight face during filming. The outtakes are pretty much all just him dying of laughter after every line.
Jervase? Wow
@@n0body550 I'm not good with names.
He could never keep a straight face trying to keep up that voice. 😂
The same kind of glee he has as when he wants trans people to die I bet.
Gervais. You got his name right, just not the spelling (which I don't blame you, lots of names have multiple spellings). People accidentally misspell my name all the time because it doesn't follow the traditional spelling.
I imagine it was really hard to keep a straight face while acting in this movie 😂
RIP Bill Cobbs! He passed away just over a month ago.
This movie was released at Christmas, and I remember going Christmas eve to see it. I think its a great children's movie where you can tell all the big "stars" are having fun with it.
The movie that invented romance (Jed and Octavius)
This is such an underrated trilogy. Also the amount of kids who would quote the “dumdum want gumgum” & “Boom Boom firepowerrr” was INSANE
“It’s time for your next adventure.”
“I have no idea what I’m going to do tomorrow.”
“How exciting!”
It’s not in the least surprising that Sacagawea could speak English. She was a guide for Lewis and Clark, obviously she would have to communicate with them.
It is believable that she would’ve spoken English but she actually did not, she spoke Shoshone and Hidasta, however her husband did speak French.
@@aubryellaotero1064 Aha, thanks for the input. I didn’t know that, or at least I’d forgotten. It wouldn’t be nearly the most historically inaccurate thing in this movie though 😂
Back to our roots, classic Greg and John duo + Greg rewatching after maybe or maybe not being baked decades ago
Yeah, it's cool to see Greg and John again reacting.
This movie was one of Rami Malek’s first film roles
ben stiller doing this after dodgeball and Madagascar will never not mess with my brain like what do you mean you went from white goodman to alex the lion to larry daley in a short amount of time like it's obviously what actors do but still 😂😂
and before tropic thunder lmao
So many iconic roles
Isn’t Ben Stiller always kind of angry in all his roles, meet the parents is another 😂
Even in Madagascar, he's often angry. I mean, he almost kick the Sugar Honey Iced Tea out of that zebra 😂
I have nipples, Greg, can you milk me?
😂😂😂 Golly I love his movies.
If you want to see Ben stiller angry you need to watch the episode of friends that he's in
@@JasonKreider-eq8kpI forgot about that 😂
Even on Friends.. 😂
I love love love this entire trilogy!! And I’m excited that it’s the OG duo Greg and John reacting to them! (I love the entire team but there’s nothing like nostalgia for a change, you know?)
Robin Williams is so great in this. And the guest cast gets better and better, too. I hope you loved it.
"I'm made of wax, Larry. What are you made of?" is such a hard line and only Robin Williams could deliver in such an amazing way.
Alan Menken wrote music for a Night At The Museum stage musical. They're in the workshop phase rn. Probably another yr or two before it premieres on an actual stage.
If any of the Rejects haven’t seen School of Rock (2003) PLEASE do a reaction to it. It’s one of my favorite movies ever and I’d love to see you guys watch it
broo for real
This is one of the movies from that era of “this brand new job is so sooo important don’t mess it up, but also, I’m not going to train you or help you or warn you about anything, but whatever you do don’t mess it up! / or die.”
So literally all eras.
You better believe that the ship fandom of the cowboy and the roman is alive and well.
This film is so genuine and original and full of passion, you watch it and immediately think “they don’t make movies like this anymore”
So, as far as cameras go, there’s a distinct possibility the museum either doesn’t have them or they don’t actually record. That’s actually a huge problem with museums. They tend to be underfunded so when security systems break they tend not to get fixed. I used to listen to a heist podcast and it was crazy how many museums just didn’t have working cameras or sensors.
Finally, they react to Night At The Museum! This movie was my entire childhood, I watched it like almost every once a month, even while travelling, this is some of my favourite movie to watch while I'm sitting down in an airplane or train on a long travel by watching this movie. Can't wait to see you guys react to the second and third movie 🙌
Oh how much I loved this movie as a kid. And I still do.
Jedediah and Octavius are my faves
The phrase “You introduced me to Raymond” really got me for some reason lol
So excited to see Greg and John react to this movie! Robin Williams and Owen Wilson was so great in this movie! 👍
GOOD LORD LAURENCE WHY ARE YOU SLAPPING A MONKEY
That line delivery kills me everytime 😂😂😂
So much gravitas on such a silly line
I always tear up thinking how we lost the wonderful person that was Robin Williams. The world was a better place because he was in it. I wish he knew and felt that.
He could have picked up the phone and called any random phone number and the person who picked up would have a good memory about him... 😢
I agree Greg the CGI really holds up, Peter Jackson's King Kong came out the year before so that's when they were really catching on then and yea Rami Malck wasn't as well known at the time but what's crazy is he's half Egyptian in real life so it must have been cool for him to portray a famous historical figure or maybe he got the part because of that
If you really wanna see Carla’s range, watch her in the Flanagan universe. Gerald’s Game, The Haunting of Hill House, Bly Manor, & especially The Fall of the House of Usher. Woman deserves all the praise & awards! & then go watch her in like Troop Beverly Hills & The Spy Kids movies. The woman is just a Queen honestly!
Oh damn, Carla Gugino and Mike Flanagan are truly excellent combo. The Lookout with Joseph Gordon Levitt, directed by The Queen Gambit's Scott Frank is an excellent one too. I feel like she is an underappreciated talent.
Actually a prequel of this movie would be great seeing what happened when the museum first came to life
I love this series! You guys should definitely watch the other 2 movies, they're really fun!
24:28
The interesting thing is that this tracks with a part of Egyptian culture. Egyptian mythos states that its magicians would create clay or *wax* dolls called shabti that would come to life and serve as helpers and assistants. It very much mirrors the behavior of the wax figures of the museum, but without a master to serve, so it’s very likely that the tablet was initially used to control the shabti in the past.
I love that the newscaster talking about dinoaurs is Jeff Goldblume!🤣
One thing I love abt this movie is how it handled the parents split up. Like the mother wasn’t really an issue in the film and was actually very sweet. It’s something not a lot of movies do especially family films.
What microphone do you guys use? You literally have the best sound and it doesn’t hurt my ears like most channels do. I’m super sound sensitive
The woman who looks for a job for Larry is Ben Stiller's real mom.
Fun fact: The job application lady is Ben Stiller mom irl
You guys HAVE to watch the second one. By far the funniest movie, it’s so hilarious. You will LOVE it
"I'm made out of wax, Larry. What are you made of?" Great written line for Robin to say
This movie was a childhood favourite of mine. I forgot how stacked this cast was!!
Love this movie! And Dexter is played by Crystal the Capuchin, who happens to be real.
Seeing Ricky speechless is the best joke in the movie to me. I’d imagine it’s a rare day that he’s at a loss for words.
RIP to just about half the cast
I love actors like Ben Stiller and Robin Williams who do great family movies. RIP R.W.
RIP Robin Williams. He’s so good in this movie!
best freindship duo of all time jed and octivus are up there lol, also if you have or havnt seen the next too films are really good as well
Shocked you guys haven’t seen this and SO excited to see your reactions to it! So fun to have John and Greg watching together again ☺️
RIP MICKEY ROONEY AS GUS AND BILL COBBS AS REGGIE!!!! Dick Van Dyke is the only surviving actor who played the bad guys in this movie!!!!! Bill Cobbs has recently just passed away!!!!!
Oh that’s sad. I didn’t know that. I loved Bill Cobbs in everything I saw him in.
"You wanna dance hotdog, you wanna dance"
Damn, I love Mickey so much in this movie
i have watched so many reactions from various channels. Every reaction is the same, down to the "Wait! Paul Rudd is in this movie?"
Perfect timing! I was looking for something to watch while I ate my dinner :D
Probably my absolute favorite set of Ben Stiller movies. 💜
I'm more excited for the sequel! Battle of the Smithsonian is phenomenal and really ups everything.
“ so everything in the museum comes to life every night?”
Wow, that’s a lot like Fnaf !😅
Larry is the night guard (Mike) and characters comes to life in the museum at night (animatronics)
Also Mike had sleep problems. At least in the film.
The 2nd one is even more hilarious 😂
This is one of my favorite films, not even gonna lie. I think it was brilliantly made and still looks awesome today in 2024
i love how it's kept vague if the museum director knows about the exhibits coming to life or not. him asking larry after the first night about octavius and jedediah could either mean 'why did you replace these miniatures?' or 'how did the roman miniature get into the other exhibit?'.
and at the end of the movie he might not ask larry about how there are dinosaur footprints in the snow and stuff cuz he knows the museum comes to life and the 'do you have an explanation for this?' might just mean 'how did they manage to get out?'.
The Main Duo is back from a movie react!!!
Fun fact: Even though the movie goes with the "Sac-ah-jaw-wee-ah" pronunciation, that isn't the consensus of most experts on how her name was pronounced. All we have is Lewis & Clark's notes, the Hidatsa language, and the Shoshone language to go by (the Hidatsa were her captors and she was Shoshone by blood).
Generally, academics prefer the Hidatsa pronunciation (for historical reasons I won't go into) which would have been either "Sah-ka-ke-wee-ah" or "Sah-ka-guh-wee-ah". Given the uncertainty in the pronunciation, the officially spelling is Sacagawea which allows for the hard "g" or soft "j" sound but others prefer the spelling Sakakawea to represent the hard k sound.
Its pretty interesting and I'd recommend learning more about it.
the way this is literally five nights at freddie’s 😭 i’m sure this came first so its funny to see direct comparisons
You guys need to watch both the sequels Battle of The Smithsonian and Secret of The Tomb. There actually both great. I don’t think any movie in the trilogy is bad. The 2nd one is my personal favorite though. :)
Me too! Love Amy Adam’s
As Amelia Earhart.
The minute I saw Rami Malek here my crush on him started
The theme for this film, in fact the whole score, is phenomenal 👏🏼👏🏼
25:50 Love this scene Between Teddy and Larry the music that plays is makes me feel inspired SOME ARE BORN GREAT OTHERS HAVE GREATNESS THRUST UPON THEM👍🏻
Please consider reacting to 'Meet the Parents' (2000) and 'Meet the Fockers' (2004). They're such a good time! 🧡
I feel so old!!! Almost 30 here, and I remember seeing Night At The Museum when it first released. I can’t believe it’s been over 15 years… NATM was a really fun movie and I can’t wait to see Deadpool this coming weekend!
Indian in the Cupboard! I love that movie !! No one ever talks about it 🩷🩷
I love the books.
This really is right up there on the list of "you can't think too much about it" movies.
Was in NYC in 1981 and went to this museum and five others!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Watched this all the time with my family growing up, the second one is also really good 💕
A couple decades ago? 2006 is like 3 years ago i swear.
This came out back when I was in year 6 at school (I dunno what the American equivalent to that is) but I remember seeing it in cinemas and loving it. And all the kids couldn't stop saying 'dum dum' 😂😂😂
I grew up on this movie 😭
This means that you have to react to the second and third chapters at the museum.
great reaction. 🙌🙌
fun fact about this movie. owen wilson developed a heroin addiction with steve coogan, leading owen to almost kill himself later that year. he was supposed to be the agent in tropic thunder.
Buddy that's a far cry from a "fun" fact
Shawn Levy’snwhole directing career is really interesting to me. Going from cheaper by the dozen to this to fall guy and now deapool 3, you can see how his style has evolved over the years which I think is really cool
I forgot he did real steel too what the hell
Carla Gugino has been killing it with her roles especially in Mike Flanagan’s different series.
24:48 he does that a lot, it's called Echolalia (echophrasia)
The party at the end of this movie is legendary it’s a one piece straw hats level party
it was just robin williams’ birthday what great timing. even funnier timing, this was directed by Shawn Levy who’s got Deadpool & Wolverine coming right around the corner!
One of my favourite movies.) Even after all these years it brings me joy to watch it. And soundtrack is nice and catchy, too.)
The really cool Easter Egg of this movie is that the agency lady, the one Larry wanted to call Debbie because he felt a connection, is Ben Stiller's actual mother, Anne Meara!
No way, this films are really funny, even if they're not the best I always enjoy them!
Hope you guys can do all 3 and maybe Game Night sometime!!!
Can’t wait to see u guys react to the second movie, personally I like it more than the first
The museum of natural history in nyc is magical lmao
I love going in there so much for real
The ocean life exhibit always gives me chills and yes there is a whale hanging from the ceiling
Jeeeej Greg and John together again...love it ❤
oh heck yeah dudes!!! this is one of my childhood classics. absolutely amazing. the second one is great too
such a nostalgic series! no bad movie in the trilogy, i remember watching these at my grandma's every summer :)
The line teddy says before 26:00 just made me think of fan boys 🤣 I just watched it this is his Deathstar😅
Thomas Lennon co wrote this. He’s also a funny actor(Reno 911). He’s on the second one as one of the wright brothers.
FYI: the temp agency lady is or was Ben Stillers mom.
The museum was going out of business so they obviously sold the security cameras to stay afloat