REACTING to *Night at the Museum* IT'S HYSTERICAL!!! (Movie Reaction) Comedy Movies
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James, Nobu, Stella and Hayley are reacting to Night at the Museum and it's hysterical!!! In this movie reaction to comedy movies the gang embarks on a historical journey starring the likes of Robin Williams, Ben Stillar, Owen Wilson and Ricky Gervais!!! Enjoy this movie reaction to Night at the Museum!
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Who is your favorite character in this movie?? For me it has to be Octavious and Jedidiah!!
The Easter Island Head, he was so funny!
@@cayanne3420me to!
Akmenrah, because of Twilight,
Gotta be Larry and Attila the Hun, and the cavemen, off the top of my head
teddy roosevelt🥺
It's kind of horrifying to think that the Pharaoh has been coming to life trapped inside that small box night after night for how long
Don't forget his wraps...
@@leonardolonghi3472mummies
That’s claustrophobia incarnate
I believe it's not that long because he been to Cambridge
@@simontide6780 And how long before that had he been stored with his tablet?
RIP, Robin Williams.
Night At The Museum 3 was the last film he made before he died, and it was dedicated in his memory.
It was Mickey Rooney’s last film too.
and mickey Rooney he also passed away around the time of night at the museum 3 and was also Dedicated to him
@@marlonclark1896 Yeah
Well, *technically,* Williams's last movie was _Absolutely Anything_ , a 2015 sci-fi comedy starring Simon Pegg, where Williams voices a talking dog in one scene. But yes, _Night at the Museum 3_ was the last movie where Williams has a starring role.
Fun fact! The woman at the hiring office, Debbie, is Ben Stiller's mom in real life.
RIP Ms. Anne Meara Stiller✔️
I was just scrolling down to post this! 😅 It makes their little exchange so much funnier when you know!
“I didn’t feel a connection.” 😂🤣👍🏻
That's sweet
"Im made of wax larry, what are you make of?" Love that line
it's a great line, specially if you're a Day to Remember fan haha
Am I the only one who kind of sympathizes with McPhee, Ricky Gervais' character? Ya can't just let people climb onto exhibits and touching the displays, doesn't matter how old they are.
As an adult i do, and while he's a stereotype no fun British authority figure... he begrudgingly gives Daley props and respect at the end, even if he doesn't verbally admit it. So he's not a 'bad' guy, just realistic in how he reacts to the situation... even as a kid im the kind of person who gave frowning looks at people who where to loud or boisterous in museums when i was ever in one, so I get where he's coming from.
This film was actually one of Rami Malek’s first featured films in his career back in 2006. The monkey is actual money animal actor called Crystal the Monkey. That song that plays during the end credits was sung by a young Keke Palmer
I remember some on the internet were trashing him because he wasn't black enough for a pharaoh
He is literally Egyptian xD
Crystal The Monkey was also in Hangover 2.
@@Hanmacx Actually, Rami is of Egyptian Heritage His parents are from Egypt
@@MrTech226 that was the joke
Wasn't Crystal also in one of the _Hangover_ movies? I swear.
I have actually known 2 guys who were night watchmen at big museums. They regularly got a powerful feeling that the exhibits seemed to look alive in the half light, overnight. One guy started believing in spirits and wandering souls and apparitions... there were lots of unexplained bumps and bangs in the darkness, things falling off of shelves. I pressed the one guy for more stories and he got this anxious look and refused to talk about save to say... "There are such things as ghosts." Anyway, you must get pretty overwhelmed in the atmosphere and possibly start seeing and hearing things... This must be a pretty common experience among night security people at these institutions and maybe inspired this script.
And at Hospitals.
I do believe in spirits who visit places like cemeteries, homes, hospitals, and maybe museums. Just places where a significant thing happened to them or that is just relevant to them.
If there is such a thing as ghosts, the most likely places to find them would be graveyards, hospitals and museums
Hospitals, museums, they are always in abundance of ghost stories, especially if the place is old. In my culture, it is said that spirits love to dwell in things that represent or resemble a human, like paintings, figurines, or statues. If you feel the eyes on a portrait following you, that might be it 😂
The weight of history is a powerful thing.
I love that they had someone of actual Egyptian heritage to play the Pharaoh 😊
"Control your young!" Yo, as someone who worked in a mall, I feel that so fucking hard...
As someone who just dont really like kids in general, i felt that so fucking hard 😂
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It's been ages since I've seen this and I totally forgot that Paul Rudd played Nick's stepdad. Also I kind of forgot that Ahkmenrah had been sealed in his tomb for 50+ years and I never really considered why. I wonder though if it's because Cecil knew he could potential threaten their plan since he's an actual person (albeit a mummified one during the day) instead of just a statue, model, miniature, or waxwork imitation of a real life figure.
I don't think so, the old night guards just didn't really care about the museum inhabitants? They were there to do a job (and feel young). Lock up the lions, close the miniature displays, keep the mummy in its tomb. Status quo.
Even day 2 Larry was trying to get to know and help the residents.
Stella couldn’t be more right it’s hard to appreciate the genius of all the elements in this movie as a child like you do as an adult!
This movie actually got me interested in learning about history, it's such a good movie!
I never had any desire to see it because it’s Ben Stiller and I’m definitely not a fan of him
@@nsasupporter7557Watch it because I told you so
@@nsasupporter7557who cares about your opinion?
@@aasamspb967 everybody… but no one cares about an opinion of a whiny little bitch like you
If there were ever a movie that felt as unqiue and creative as 80s/90s movies, this would be it.
Fun fact: The woman who played Debbie is Ben Stiller’s real life mother Anne Meara. So when he says they have a connection that is a cheeky nod to the fact that they are related.
I actually went to the Museum of Natural History in NYC with my family not too long after this film came out. Even though I was super young, I was so excited to see all the exhibits and learn about natural history, thanks to this movie.
Also in Dodgball the love interest is Ben Stillers real life wife
The exterior shots were done on location in New York City. The interiors of the museum were all connected sets. Director Shawn Levy called it the most elaborate set he had ever been on.
Also, Hayley I see you and your Learn or Perish water bottle. I love spotting other Puppet History/Watcher fans in the wild 💙
I wouldn't be surprised if Robin Williams adlibbed that line "I'm made of wax, Larry. What are you made of?" because it's just so damn clever, like his Mrs. Doubtfire line "He (God) broke the mould when He made me, dear."
'Daddy Issues' films were not just year 2000+, and a lot of the stepdads were portrayed as nice guys.
-Robin Williams's "Mrs Doubtfire" (1993); stepdad played by Pierce Brosnan
-Jim Carrey's "Liar Liar" (1997); stepdad-to-be played by Cary Elwes
-Tim Allen's "The Santa Clause" (1994); stepdad played by Judge Reinhold
-Ben Stiller's "Night at the Museum" (2006); stepdad played by Paul Rudd
Yeah I've definitely noticed this pattern but I'm happy they put on a good message for new dads. But there were also movies who portrayed the original dad as better than the step dad XD
And then Paul Rudd switched the sides to the dad in Antman (2015)
This is such a comedic gem of a film. It’s so goofy, but the humor really just works. So excited you guys are gonna do the whole trilogy!
Night At The Museum is one of the greatest movie sagas. They never fail to make me laugh.
Did no one notice at the very end that Larry snaps his fingers to turn off his flashlight, a reference to his invention 'The Snapper' ?????
To be fair, I never noticed this until probably the 10th time watching this but it was so satisfying when I finally noticed it!
Jed and Octavius give off a real enemies to lovers vibes here
They are the blueprint
I've been to the Science Museum in London and I've seen the dinosaurs and things along with these incredible videos showing how different the world moves, sounds, and feels when you're a creature that moves really quickly or is really tiny in size, etc. It was incredible.
I remember going to the theaters to see this and it seemed pretty magical to me. Gives a disney vibe but also a late night comedy 😌🤣
I saw it in theaters on Thanksgiving Day when I was 13 or 14. The opening credits panning around the museum figures made me nervous because I had automatonophobia as a kid, despite also being a museum nerd (figure that one out). I remember thinking "Is this actually a scary movie and my parents didn't know?" Then of course came all the wholesome, comedy gold to follow 😊
I remember seeing the trailer for this at the movies and thinking how damn cool it looked as a kid and how excited I was to watch it
What confused me a little about the whole "everyone speaks their native language" thing was - wouldn't Octavius and his Romans be speaking Latin or Greek then? xD but I guess that would have been too hard to put into practice with the amount of dialogue Octavius has and his interaction with Jed haha
Yeah, they cheated a bit lol
@@whitenoisereacts Well, as someone who had Latin in school and now Ancient Greek for my studies, I gotta say I think they made the right call there xD
I like to think the Romans' war with the Wild West exhibit led them to learn English over the years as a strategic advantage. Multilingualism was common among educated people in ancient Rome, and a lot of English being Latin-based would give them an advantage in learning the language.
You don't know where he been to. Egyptians can't speak English either but he went around the world, to be honest it's more surprising Columbus who been to America can't speak American
@@simontide6780 The English didn't start colonizing America until the Roanoke colony, which was long after Columbus's death. He wouldn't have met any English-speaking people in America in his time
Love this movie. I got in an argument with my sister about the fact that Rebecca's thesis would have been totally discredited/rejected because she wouldn't be able to cite her sources. And was promptly reminded, Hey Sarah, it's a movie about museum exhibits coming to life. Hahaha
The way I gasped when I saw this pop up! My favourite movie trilogy!
Historical accuracy? Educational? POC played by POC? Good CGI? Supernatural themes? Robin Williams? Tiny gay soldiers and cowboys?
The most underrated film to ever exist I will die on this hill
i remember when my elementary school teacher showed the class this video, we loved it so much. it's been so long since i've seen this movie
I love this trilogy it's so well done ! Obivously my favourites are Jedidiah and Octavius they're so great together !! Looking forward to the next two !!
You mean the next three? There’s an animated one on Disney+ now.
@@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110 I was talking about the live action movies but you're right there's also the animated one I don't know if they'll react to it !
@@LeaCoralie I hope they do. I didn’t think I’d like it, but it’s actually pretty good.
@@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110 this is cool ! I haven't watched it yet but I really want to so I will probably soon !
@@LeaCoralie Ok. I hope you like it
Say what you want but I find the museum director very realistic. Never thought he was a villain
RIP Robin Williams
Rami Malek starts as The Mummy in this before working his way up to playing Freddie Mercury in _Bohemian Rhapsody._
As someone who actually went to the museum of natural history, I remember thinking that it looked completely different on the inside compared to the movie, I don't think they used the inside of the actually museum of national history for this movie
James and Nobu,
piggy backing on Stellas idea...YOU two should definitely cosplay as Jedediah and Octavious! 😊👍
Yes!!!!!
Steve Cogan as Octavius hilarious!!! Of course Robin Williams is exceptional!! Mickey Rooney legend!! Great cast!!!
I love how the guy who played Atilla the Hun went on to play Kublai Khan in Ghost of Tsushima.
I'm about halfway through my degree in Museum Studies. I would definitely say this movie contributed. When I was a kid, my mother would drag me to all sorts of museums. These days, she brings her knitting so she can sit and wait for me to finish going through every exhibit. XD
Stella always has such great perspectives! You gotta love her!
YES!!! Thank you guys so much for reacting!! I remember asking for you guys to react to this one so long ago, and it’s great to see you do it now!!!
The fact that Charlie Murphy, Eddie Murphy’s comedian brother, was the taxt driver and i never realized until watching this as an adult hurts, even as a child he was one of my favorite characters even if he was just a side character because of his humor🥹😂🤦🏽♀️
Interesting note, the employment agency woman, Debbie, was Anne Meara, Ben Stiller's mother.
Finally someone is reacting to this movie 😭😭😭 I love this trilogy it’s so fun and enjoyable! I hope you do all three 🥺 I think #3 may be tied with #1 for favorites
“Debbie” (the lady who showed Larry where to get a job) is Ben Stiller’s mom :P that must’ve been a fun scene for them to fill together
Great movie...just that Debbie who referred him to the museum is actually his real life mom Anne Meara.
Not gonna lie when my family and I came to America for a holiday we went to this museum and I went right up to the Easter Island head and said: “Dum Dum give me gum gum!!” Probably looked like the weird Aussie in the museum 😂
Mickey Rooney, when he was younger, was one of Hollywood's biggest stars. You might want to check out his classic roles like the Andy Hardy series or his turn as Puck in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" from 1935.
Yeah I LOVE him!!!
Stella is really cool. I hope to see her on more reactions.
We plan on it :)
YAY SOMEONE THINKS I’M COOL!!!!!!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
@@stellaa_rrose This is awesome. I really enjoyed your reactions on the Christmas videos too.
Another great movie starring Ben Stiller is The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Its a comedy, with some amazing actors, it's a wholesome film.
I love it when you four get together like this, THANKS for this one.
Shawn Levy has made quite the name for himself putting out these consistently wonderful family-feels flicks.
Night at the Museum is such an enjoyable trilogy!
Somethign i think people never seem to notice is that, since it was in the museum when the tablet activated, the RC car was made real. That why Jed and Actavius could drive it. It was an actual tiny jeep at the time, hence the little explosion.
Oh and in case you don't know who his ex-wife is. She plays Teddy Altman in Greys Anatomy she's a huge character in the show she's been with them a long time now.
Jed and Octavius are friendship goals
couple goals more like
@@eleven-hopper that too, dude. that too
Thank you guys for reacting to one of the most underrated family films ever! Can't wait for you guys to react to the sequels! God Bless you all!
every character in that museum is basically fake (made out of wax, etc), except for the pharaoh, who is probably a mummy, and he comes back to life every night and is trapped. that is terrifying.
I miss this movie. It’s always been one of my childhood favourites
And looking back at it now, almost makes me think of it as Five Nights At Freddy’s as a kid friendly movie😅
When I was a kid, we had live action shows on Saturday mornings that starred TV stars we knew from primetime that mixed adventure and comedy. These movies remind me of those shows
The third movie you guys will LOVE it has a fabulous actor in it and I was shrieking when I heard the person’s voice and then the star did something that had me rolling on my seat. You guys may have a similar reaction because it is so well done and hilarious. And if you thought Paul Rudd was a great surprise this actor will get jaws dropping.
Gus and Reggie are huge actors that have been in so much, it wasn’t until I had looked up Mickey Rooney that I’d actually had seen him in films before this film. And speaking of famous actors Dexter is played by a very famous capuchin who has been in George of the Jungle, Dr. Dolittle, The Big Bang Theory, and even appeared in a Hangover movie. For me she will forever be the monkey that George of the Jungle taught to stand up to a lion.
Speaking of lions, the reason the lions probably look so good is because Narnia came out a year before, so it is possible the animators got the CGI to be similar, because the male lion does look a tiny bit like Aslan.
My favorite thing about this movie and the series is the authenticity. You have characters being protraryed by people of ethnicity that is true to that character, Rami is actually Egyptian, you have a Native American played by an actual Native American I am unsure if the actress is of a tribe close or same as Sacagawea. Even the clothing is authentic from Attila to even Columbus. It was like a crew member was like we are going to bring history to life and be true to it. The Neanderthals could be argued not accurate as we are still learning about them and they could have had more to them, but they are a group of hominids still being studied. But nevertheless they were still in a way respected and given authenticity. And the sequels keep to it as well yet still having the comedy and action mixed in very well. Cant wait to see your guys reactions to the sequels.
These movies are such a fun time. Though I'd argue the 2nd one is the best by a wide margin
Loved seeing all four of you together! Such a fun reaction, can’t wait for the other movies, these were some of my favs as a kid
Oh yay!! I really enjoyed this movie. Super fun, light hearted and funny! Can't wait!
The lady at the Employment Agency is Ben Stiller's real life mom, Anne Meara.
I love this movie franchise! So glad you’re watching it now!
Every time I see a movie with robin it makes me smile ❤ he is truly missed.
Teddy Roosevelt was big game hunter, Calvary man and saved a bear cub and the "TEDDY BEAR" was born!😎
I love these movies so much. Takes me right back to watching them as a child with my parents and brothers.
You must watch "IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD" All the great comedy actors in it, filmed in So. Cal. CLASSIC!!!😍😍😍😍😍
Not me in the first few sec sayin in my head along with them "hi I'm James" " and Im NineTail- oh no wait!."
Lol
Back when this came out everyone was saying "dum dum". All I remembered from this movie was the dino and monkey. This was a great memory
First I’ll say that I’ve been watching James and Nobu for a year now and I’ve loved your guys reaction videos, but adding Hayley and Stella to the group has only increased my love for this channel. I willl also say that the actual museum looks nothing like this. I was so excited to go as a kid after this movie and it is totally different
Anne Meara who plays Debbie in this movie is Ben Stiller's real MOM!!!!!
10:27 - I agree with Stella regarding the publicity this movie must have brought to the museum. A number of years ago, I visited the British Museum. In the basement there was a large video screen showing 'A Night At The Museum'.
The lady at the employment agency is Ben Stiller's mother, Anne Meara.
The little figure on Stella's mike was a nice touch!
You guys just brought back my childhood ❤
the lady who talks with him about his resume is Ben Stiller's mom in real life. Fun fact!
I love that you mentioned POTC when Dexter showed up because it’s the same monkey that played jack and the monkey from the first hangover movie
I never watched this movie because it came out at a time when I was very cynical about the comedy movies and newer comedic actors; but after seeing this reaction, I'm going to have to watch it, because it looks so good. Also because Robin Williams.
You have to keep in mind that 90% of the things on display in museums are just models oh and or Recreations in the first place they're not going to put actual Priceless artifacts on display for millions of people to sneeze on
This was one of my favorite movies growing up and I always love watching people’s reactions to it
I like the detail of that mini figurine man on Stella’s microphone for this episode. :)
49:19 my friends did this as a Halloween costume last year 😂😂😂
The old lady who interviews Larry is actually Ben Stillers real mother.
that little soldier on stella's mic xD
Owen Wilson and Robin Williams are hilarious in these movies
I live in Manhattan, and after this movie came out (and I'm pretty sure they still do this once in a while), they did a once a month event where you can sleep near the exhibits in the Museum. I went when I was 8 and it was frigging magical.
I feel bad for Ahkmenrah though! He's been stuck in there for 50+ years!
Not to mention the fact that he's the only exhibit that is a real human that now comes back to life!
Thanks so much for covering this film. I've forgotten JUST how good this is and reliving it with you guys brought a smile to my face. It really is even better than I remember.
“North wins….slavery’s bad…sorry” was glossed over too quick that was so good 😂
These movies were my favorites as a kid and I used to watch all these movies on repeat for a looonnngg time when I was little!! I'm glad you guys like these movies as well, and I LOVE your group reaction to this movie too!!!
The dance parties at the end are by far my favorite part of these movies! Even the new animated one.
I’ve been to New York and the Museum of natural history for the first time 8 months after i watched this movie it was without a doubt the most brilliant advertisement for the museum and for New York in general. We spent the entire day there almost 9 or 10 hours, we only left a couple of times to grab a snack in Central Park, this Museum was so huge we weren’t even sure how much of it we actually covered! the inner layout of the Museum was different from the movie but mostly still similar as a construction ( more modern and secure than portrayed in the movie) We saw Rexy’s cousin was very similar to the T-Rex in the movie, we also saw a similar monkey to dexter the most fascinating bit was the ancient ocean mammal hall it was unbelievable they showed this massive kraken like mummified octopus trying to eat a whale in pitch black ocean darkness it’s unexplainable you just have to see it to understand it will give you proper chills , I also love the ancient Egyptian exhibits they have our history so we might as well enjoy it lol! It was a trip of a life time sadly I lost all the photos I’ve taken this day which I remember were over 400 I still feel bummed just thinking about that but at least I still have the memory of how amazing it was, I highly recommend you visit the museum if you haven’t. It was an unforgettable day and I thank this movie for this because playing the soundtrack from this while touring the museum was pure magical. I think this might be one of the most perfect Casts in a movie and it makes me happy that it’s part of Robin Williams legacy may he rest in peace and happiness.
The woman, Debbie, Ben Stiller is talking to in the unemployment agency is actually his mother in real life, Ann Meara a phenomenal comedic actress.
The 3 night guards are Dick Van Dyke, Bill Cobbs and Mickey Rooney. 3 legendary actors.
Man, I can only imagine how annoying it must be for _NatM_ fans to clarify that it’s Bill *Cobbs,* and not… he who must not be named.
Been to that museum, its AWESOME!!!🎉🎉🎉🎊
A film I think you’d all enjoy would be The Love Bug (1968)
I would like to suggest the movie Underworld (2003), it has a well developed story about vampires and werewolves. I'm sure you'll like it a lot^^
Can’t wait to see you guys react to the second one as well 😁 I love this movie and thoroughly enjoyed your reaction to it ☺️
I love this whole trilogy, the score, the comedy, and i love history
Love these group reactions you guys have been doing.
Whoa, what a blast from the past!! I remember watching this in the TV with a Polish dub when I was younger. What a good memory