去電影院看007的時候，被正片前的“博物館之夜”預告片蠱惑了，果然預告片是欺騙性的，電影院是很煽風點火的。

Ben Stiller很可愛，雖然他的喜劇方式不是特別對我的胃口，當然Robin Williams至少也不會是減分因素，但吸引我的主要原因是Ricky Gervais和Steve Coogan，所以，自作孽啊。

從角色重要性來說，Steve Coogan和Owen Wilson是完全平等的，戲分卻少了許多，可以理解哈，明顯Owen Wilson更帥更有票房吸引力，而且他和stiller可是老搭檔了。不強調(diào)誰比誰多幾分鐘，重要的是steve coogan根本沒有發(fā)揮，編劇沒有給他發(fā)揮的余地，這個古羅馬將軍隨便街上拉個人來演都成。Ricky Gervais倒是保持自己的特色了，問題在于他的搞笑方式放在這里完全的不搭調(diào)，好像莫名其妙冒出來的一個令人不快的小氣泡，噗一聲破了就消失在空氣里被人遺忘了。Ricky Gervais這個混蛋能在美國春風得意本身就是件不可思議的事情，英美兩個版本的the office竟然在imdb上都有9.3的評分，上帝拯救美國吧，我還從來沒見過這么高的分數(shù)呢，應該對美國人民刮目相看么？

如今幾乎已經(jīng)很難找到純國籍的電影了，大家都在跨國合作，好萊塢的英國演員們可能是性價比比較高的選擇，可如果真的是沖著性價比，至少讓人發(fā)揮出價值呢，不然多低廉的價格都是白搭，就好像我們這里熱衷的中港臺日韓合作，不過是想騙進盡可能多的觀眾。

撇開兩個小配角，這個電影根本就沒有一個make sense的劇本，也根本沒打算要make sense，ben stiller只是滿場上躥下跳，換個猴子也能演吧，Robin Williams只是個偶爾冒兩句勵志cliche的相思病蠟人總統(tǒng)。所以他們并不是特別輕視英國演員，對自己人也差不多一視同仁，只有特技特效和非人類演員得到了重視。趕緊出游戲吧，這種東西游戲比電影會好玩得多。

最后注一下：Ricky Gervais曾經(jīng)是suede的manager……汗

小時候就喜歡隨意的開腦洞，甚至突破天際，可惜年紀越大越安于現(xiàn)實，甚至于沒有功夫再去開腦洞
博物館的東西復活，也許在小朋友看來屬于可以接受的現(xiàn)實，或者說內(nèi)心想象著的現(xiàn)實，但是對于已經(jīng)循規(guī)蹈矩的成年人來說卻是荒誕的
影片將這種看起來荒誕的腦洞具體化得拍攝出來，
這種荒誕的事情就發(fā)生在影片的主人公身上之前，這個為了養(yǎng)家糊口找了份工作的男人根本就不知道會發(fā)生什么，甚至在第一晚差點嚇丟了魂兒。
而在親眼目睹了博物館的生物復活之后，主人公由恐慌無助到接受之后努力的適應似乎也表達了成人也有做夢的權力。
影片就像是一個腦洞的具體化，把每一個人物都刻畫了屬于自己的性格，也符合時代的特征，在符合之余因為是腦洞又開了無數(shù)的符合常理的小洞
羅斯福愛上了漂亮的向?qū)?，猴子愛上了偷東西，不同時代的人結交為好友。。

當然光是這樣是沒辦法撐起一部電影的，故事的高潮與矛盾都處在問題的關鍵之處——讓這些“古董復活”的寶物
于是在男主陷入別人欲望的陷阱之后帶領博物館的展品們進行了反抗與斗爭，順便秀了一把父子情深。

這種把腦洞實際化的觀影很舒服，就像是見一個長久以來蒙著面紗最后卻被遺忘的老朋友，好奇而親切。

那天是朋友生日，所以大伙5個人就選了部喜劇來開心一下，而我們的目的也達到了。我之前曾看過電影制作花絮，也看了一些評論，對這部電影心里也有個底。難得坐在我旁邊的朋友，是完全不懂看的是什么戲?？戳碎_場三分鐘，她頭一句就問我：這是動畫片嗎？之后，見到主角獨自在夜晚的博物院里守夜，聽見后頭有人問：是恐怖片嗎？呵，到最后觀眾就會發(fā)現(xiàn)，這是全家大小合宜的喜劇片呀！

這部片之所以有趣，應該就是說――非生物變成生物，就像《Toy Story》一般。在博物院里，每一樣展出的陳列品，在晚上都活了過來！恐龍骨頭也如此，石像也是，更別說是那些蠟像！因此有了搞笑的情節(jié)。每一樣都是有趣的。

我個人較喜歡的，有恐龍啦，它簡直是小狗嘛！還有那復活島的大石像，說話總愛用疊字，它喊“Quiet”之后的那句話，簡直讓全場笑翻了！還有兩個好斗的西部牛仔和羅馬統(tǒng)領，可愛！還有一直喊打喊殺的匈奴人，主角還和他互相喊來喊去，以及他們最后被感化的眼神，哈！當然還有埃及法老王，他真的是埃及人噢，帥！再來是說了很多句警句的美國總統(tǒng)，我們的老將Robin Williams；還有名字不知要怎么念的，勇敢的印地安女子，請她出來指路時，真的搞笑吶！

既然是以父子情為主線，稍嫌不滿的是，電影中的孩子崇拜的是有工作、有勢力的“爸爸”，爸爸失業(yè)時，孩子表現(xiàn)出來的失望也太明顯了！難道一定要有工作，才能贏得孩子的尊敬嗎？那么，要那些失業(yè)的爸爸顏面何存呢？

看了這部電影，讓我對閱讀歷史有了新的體驗。歷史，絕對是已經(jīng)過去了的，現(xiàn)代人看起來是有些沉悶的，因為歷史是“死”的；在這部戲里，歷史“活”了過來，一切都盎然有趣，讓人欲了解更多。所以，只要我們把一切歷史都當成是“活”的，那么，肯定是很有趣的吧？以前的歷史老師，總愛說些歷史人物的八卦故事給我們聽，感覺就像把死人當活人看待。這部戲，讓我重新感覺到歷史“活“過來了。

總個來說，就是有趣又好玩的電影！不論場地、模型、特效……都很有心。

Last winter holiday, I was taking a translation course in New Orientation, and there I met a young but experienced teacher. In class, he recommended “Night at the Museum” to us as “if you could understand every point in this movie, you are qualified to say that you know well enough about the world which you are living in.”

Doubted his words, I watched “Night at the Museum” recently, only to find that his saying was correct. The story went on in an old way. Larry Daley (Ben Stiller) was a complete loser who was divorced and unemployed. In order to fight for his only son, Nick’s custody, he got a night guard job at the Museum of Natural History in New York. And then he discovered that all the exhibitions there came to life at night. There, ancient animals including dinosaurs and African elephants were running about wildly; Statue of Easter Island was chattered without stop; Augustus (Steve Coogan) was leading his army conquer all enemies; Teddy Roosevelt (Robin Williams), the lovable 26th President of America was roaming around on the horseback; and cowboys were exploding in the west, etc. The museum went into a chaos, and Larry seemed to be in trouble. Perhaps you have guessed, Larry and his son were going to enjoy an adventurous journey with the characters in history. I have to say, the visual effect was perfect, bringing viewers to a fantastic ancient age soon.

Laughing all along, I also learned more about ancient and modern civilization all around the world during this fun trip with poor Larry. Further more, a subtle change of Nick’s opinion towards his father comforted viewers. Facing a do-nothing father, Nick was once disappointed. But after the fun night experience at the museum, accompanying by numerous historic characters, he finally understood his father, a little leisure, but brave and lovable. The magical history museum mended the relationship between the father and son.

It cannot be denied that Americans are good at spreading values in American style, so did they show it in “Night at the Museum”. I have to admit that I appreciate this pattern, as civilization continues easily. For example, Docent Rebecca introduced Roosevelt, “He absolutely loved history and believed that the more you know about the past the better prepared you are for the future.” Their attitude toward history is clear here, which makes me moving. Larry Daley once considered giving up this job, because it made him stressful. But Roosevelt encouraged him, “Some men are born great. Others have greatness thrust upon them. For you, that is the very moment.” Can anyone be untouched hearing these words? At least, I cannot. Witnessing a small tomato becoming a hero may has been boring to some people, but to me, it still powerful.

If you want to release pressure, and learn something about human history and civilization at the same time, “Night at the Museum” will be a first choice.