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Release Date: December 22, 2006
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Good-hearted dreamer Larry Daley, despite being perpetually down on his luck, thinks he's destined for something big. But, even he could never have imagined how "big," when he accepts what appears to be a menial job as a graveyard-shift security guard at a museum of natural history. During Larry's watch, extraordinary things begin to occur: Mayans, Roman Gladiators, and cowboys emerge from their diorama to wage epic battles; in his quest for fire, a Neanderthal burns down his own display; Attila the Hun pillages his neighboring exhibits, and a T-Rex reminds everyone why he's history's fiercest predator. Amidst the chaos, the only person Larry can turn to for advice is a wax figure of President Teddy Roosevelt, who helps our hero harness the bedlam, stop a nefarious plot and save the museum. "Night at the Museum: The IMAX Experience" has been digitally re-mastered into the image and sound quality of The IMAX Experience® with proprietary IMAX DMR® technology. The large 15/70 film frame, combined with the IMAX projection technology and sound system, provide moviegoers with an immersive, extraordinary cinematic experience. Moviegoers will be virtually transported inside "Night at the Museum" as they watch exhibits magically come to life on the world's largest screens, surrounded by state-of-the-art digital surround sound.
Starring:
Ben Stiller, Robin Williams, Carla Gugino, Kim Raver, Mickey Rooney, Dick Van Dyke, Bill Cobbs, Ricky Gervais, Rami Malek, Paul Rudd
Directed by:
Shawn Levy
Rating: PG (for mild action, language and brief rude humor)
Genre: Action/Adventure, Comedy
Runtime: 108 min
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