Fact: franchises eventually run out of steam after the first couple of movies. Proof: Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb. This is the third instalment in a brand that is already quite tiresome, but it does have a few positives going for it. It is the swansong of actors Robin Williams and Mickey Rooney, for one. And that should be enough for you to want to catch a glimpse. Also, Ben Stiller has declared that this is his final Museum movie, and while that is a relief, it is still somewhat sad - one can get used to him as the obnoxious security guard at a museum. Which is what he still is in this movie, but with a few more responsibilities.

Before we get to him, however, let us go back to 1938, when a group of archaeologists discover the gold tablet of Ahkmenrah, in Egypt. Despite warnings that the removal of this tablet from its resting place will bring about the end of the world, the archaeologists insist on possessing it for themselves. Now, in the Museum of Natural History in New York, Larry (Ben Stiller) and Dr. McPhee (Ricky Gervais) are overseeing the nightly activities of the usual gang of characters that come alive at night. Larry has almost forgotten that Ahkmenrah (Rami Malek) had warned him, not too long ago, that the golden tablet is decaying, and that this may bring about unwanted changes. Unfortunately, tonight, the tablet is completely decayed, and has infected some of the other exhibits.

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Those untouched by the decay choose to flee, and Larry decides to get to the bottom of the mystery. It turns out that the answer lies in the British Museum of Natural History, which is where Ahkmenrah's parents are kept.

The chaos caused by the tablet costs McPhee his job, but he manages to use his contacts to get Larry an appointment with the British Museum. Larry goes there with the tablet, only to discover that some of his museum exhibits have accompanied him, too. After more chaos, Larry finds Merenkahre (Ben Kingsley) and Shepseheret (Anjali Jay), who tell him how the tablet can be handled. Before that, however, there is much that needs to be sorted out, after much confusion and pandemonium. The biggest problem with the movie is that there is nothing new to hold your interest.

Everything that seems like a deliberate insertion of a character, plot point or complication, probably is (deliberate, that is), and, worse, you HAVE seen it before. The narrative has too many plot points to concentrate on the larger story, although you cannot forget that it is about the pandemonium-creating tablet that has to be fixed, somehow. Download the law of ueki sub indo 3gp. The abundance of characters is mindboggling, too. If you have not seen the earlier movies, it can get confusing.