Night at the Museum......any good?

[collision]

We are contemplating the cinema today and wondered if anyone had seen this film?

Is it suitable for a 4.5 year old?

I think Flushed Away will be better for us.

[collision]

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[mincepiepud]

Hi collision, haven't seen it I'm afraid but I know my 10 yr old nephew thought it was the best film he'd ever seen .

What about Happy Feet?

[allnearlyoverforanotheryear]

That's funny, collision, we have done the same thing, and are going to see Flushed Away. My DS aged 7 didn't fancy museum, although I think that's because he'd rather see Flushed Away. Museum does look good though, and we will undoubtedly see it before they go back to school. I think it might be a bit old for a 4.5 yr old.

[allnearlyoverforanotheryear]

oh, Happy Feet fab, btw.

[JollyOldSaintNikkielas]

Flushed away really good but some of the humour was a bit over dd2s (5) head, she still enjoyed it though.

Xh went to see night at the museum and said it would be ok for my (tough )dd2 (though why he went without them when he knew dd1 wanted to see it grr )

[crystalpony]

We took our dd who's also 4.5 last night. We'd been dying to see it but couldn't be seen going without a child in tow and she finally agreed to come with us!!

She enjoyed it, made her jump a couple of times, but that made her laugh too.

I thought it was good for a kids film, for any age really.

[Whizzz]

A couple of Year 7s at school told me Night at the Museum was really good !!

[treacletart]

Went this weekend with DS 3.5 and friends DSs 7 and nearly 6. They all loved it, as did all the grown ups too. Lots of fun.

[bookends]

dh had to see it with both dds and their friends on sep. occasions a week apart! He returned home saying that he had really enjoyed it. The dds+friends (9-12) loved it. I'll wait till DVD.

[nikkie]

I want to go to this, still waiting for a free w/e though (bloody kids parties [rolls eyes])

[bookends]

nikkie, thank goodness the kids parties slow down as they get older as they only want their closer friends around on their birthdays. The energy required to drop, pick up, smile and be nice is too much weekend after weekend.

[nikkie]

Dd2 is best friends with everyone though!

[Saturn74]

We all loved this film. DS1 is 11 and DS2 is 9.
Flushed Away probably better for a 4 yo though - we loved that too!

[nikkie]

They both loved the film,dd2 said it was scary but didn't bother at the time,she laughed all the way through it

[WideWebWitch]

This had terrible reviews but we watched it recentky and I think it's a fab family film.

[admylin]

Ds aged 8 wants this on dvd for his birthday so I'm pleased to hear so many of you enjoyed it. we missed it at the cinema.

[lou33]

we all enjoyed it

[jellybeans]

As long as you are just after a light family film then it is very watchable. We and the kids loved it but it is quite cheesy x

[NuttyMuffins]

We all like it, but Flushed away is better.

Happy Feet is dire, non of us liked that.

[Nightynight]

did Night At the Museum really have bad reviews? I am surprised, all my children 3 -10 years old loved it, and I did too.
the plot is quite hackneyed, but there is enough entertainment to carry it off.

[kittylette]

I love it!

I love the litle monkey cause my son is called Dexter!

and he calls him Dexxy, like we do!

lol

[TwoToTango]

My DS (6.5) Loved Night at the Museum - he sat riveted all the way through. Def recommend it.