Une nuit au musée : Le secret du tombeau

Kids may like it, but the teens that grew up watching the first two probably would probably be better served by edgier fare.

Despite relocating across the pond to the esteemed British Museum, the creaky Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb fails to capitalize on the comic potential provided by that change of venue.

Tomb is filled with nifty visual gags, the best of which is a three-way duel (...). 

His final farewell here is gentle, reflectively and almost unbearably moving. It lends the the film a retroactive grace.

Either way, it's hard to get invested in the father-son dynamic here, even it when it represents a diversion from the limp comedy bits and the flatlined suspense.

It might only last for a minute, but no bad movie would ever think to include a minute that absurdly clever

The movie's scenario and incidental bits are largely as stale as any studio product gets; to go by this movie, there's no higher form of humor than the juxtaposition of old people doing new/modern things.