July 10, 2006
Night at the Museum International Teaser
The international teaser for Night at the Museum has been released, starring Ben Stiller as a museum security guard shocked to find one night that the displays are coming to life. The film also features Ricky Gervais, Dick Van Dyke, and Robin Williams hamming it up as an animated display of Theodore Roosevelt.
Scientists will be glad that the trailer finally answers an age-old question: if you re-animate a tyrannosaurus rex skeleton, does it grow skin and become a normal dinosaur or remain a skeleton dinosaur? I won't ruin it for you.
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Comments
1. Posted by uni'tard on July 10, 2006 10:49 AM
i guess you "forgot" to mention owen wilson. he's in here too. and he rams a long hard something into ben stiller's head.
yes, that's right. watch the domestic trailer.
2. Posted by Darth Dingleberry on July 10, 2006 12:43 PM
I yawned long and hard and after watching the trailer. I hope thats not what the studio was going for. Looks like Jumangi in a museum. Speaking of which, Robin Williams is also in this movie so thats another reason this film will SUCK ASS.
3. Posted by Proteon on July 10, 2006 2:27 PM
It would have been more unexpected had the t-rex skeleton sang or something. But noooo.
4. Posted by andrewthezeppo on July 10, 2006 2:38 PM
wow, I can't remember a time a movie looked that rediculous but still not entertaining at all. It wouldn't even be enjoyable to see to make fun of it.
5. Posted by Praz on July 12, 2006 2:59 PM
Blue steel!
6. Posted by Noran on July 13, 2006 11:16 AM
Ben's father can still out act him--bound to a wheelchair! Yet, the stupid part of me is drawn to some of his lame films. Great concept-poor casting. Wil Smith or Orlando Jones, or Johny Depp, or Nic Cage, or his costar from National Treasure,--could have been great, or hell most good actors would have been better. Played more seroiusly