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No redeeming qualities. <em>'Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again'</em> is sequelitis in a nutshell. It only holds the bare minimum of similarities to the original trilogy, with no main cast member from those movies returning. Even...


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Nick Daley is following in his father's footsteps as night watchman at the American Museum of Natural History, so he knows what happens when the sun goes down. But when the maniacal ruler Kahmunrah escapes, it is up to Nick to save the museum once and for all.
Nick Daley, the son of a museum night guard, must travel to Egypt to save his friends when an ancient Egyptian curse is unleashed. He must then race against time to stop Kahmunrah from conquering the world. The film features a new generation of museum exhibits coming to life.
Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again received a mixed to negative reception from critics and audiences, with many finding it a pale imitation of the original live-action films.
The animation style is a notable departure and generally considered subpar.
The humor and plot are often seen as uninspired and lacking the charm of previous installments.
Many reviewers felt the film failed to capture the magic and appeal of the original 'Night at the Museum' franchise.
Google audience: Google users had a divided response. While some appreciated the new animated take and the inclusion of new characters, many felt the story was predictable and the animation did not live up to expectations. The voice acting also received mixed comments.
This is the first film in the 'Night at the Museum' franchise to be animated, shifting from live-action to CGI.
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No redeeming qualities. <em>'Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again'</em> is sequelitis in a nutshell. It only holds the bare minimum of similarities to the original trilogy, with no main cast member from those movies returning. Even...

No redeeming qualities. <em>'Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again'</em> is sequelitis in a nutshell. It only holds the bare minimum of similarities to the original trilogy, with no main cast member from those movies returning. Even...

I suppose the idea of picking up from the trilogy after eight years might have made sense on a storyboard somewhere, but this rather lacklustre animation really just reminded me of a feature-length episode of "Scooby Do" - only with a Phara...