Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009)

[tomferiz]

It does not only making the comedy hire in the movie Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009) it does have a good sounding make of a history that can be very much effect on our future it does shows the quality of our nation and truly this movie was much suited for every one but mostly for teens.

[tawnda]

once again, take a decent film and try to make another? I'm waiting on more people who have seen it

[joequinn501]

Ben Stiller had no problem handling Christian Bale and an army of robots this Memorial Day weekend. Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian cruised to an easy first-place finish of $70 million over the four-day weekend, according to early estimates by Hollywood.com Box Office. The total marks Stiller's biggest opening ever, as the PG-rated comedy clearly caught the attention of families looking for non-violent (and just a wee bit educational) entertainment. Smithsonian's tally also demolishes its predecessor, Night at the Museum, which opened its doors to a $42.2 million gross over a four-day Christmas weekend in 2006.
Settling for No. 2 was Terminator Salvation, which earned $53.8 million over the four-day weekend (plus $13.4 million from its debut on Thursday, bringing its five-day gross to $67.2 million). Warner Bros. will boast about Salvation representing the Terminator series' best opening, beating Terminator 3: Rise of the Machine's three-day tally of $44 million in July 2003. But as impressive as Salvation's earnings may be, it could have trouble in the forthcoming weeks. The film's numbers dropped from Friday to Saturday, a rarity that could signal disappointing word of mouth.
Both Star Trek (No. 3 with $29.4 million) and Angels and Demons (No. 4 with $27.7 million) registered solid results, dropping only 47 percent and 53 percent, respectively, from last weekend. Trek, in particular, is holding up extremely well -- the sci-fi reboot is closing in on $200 million and should take over Monsters vs. Aliens this week to become 2009's top moneymaker.
Dance Flick rounded out the top five with $13.1 million, which is a respectable outcome for the modestly budgeted spoof movie from the Wayans family.
On the indie scene, Steven Soderbergh's The Girlfriend Experience, starring the adult-film actress Sasha Grey, scored an okay $200,000 from 30 theaters. Easy Virtue, the 1920s-era romantic comedy featuring Jessica Biel, roared to $146,000 from just 10 theaters for a healthy average of $14,600 per theater. Also, the con film The Brothers Bloom expanded to 52 theaters, stealing $528,000 and averaging just more than $10,000 per theater.
Overall, the box office was up 2% compared to last year's Memorial Day weekend, when Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, despite nuking the fridge, managed to whip up a staggering $126.9 million.

[toastedbagel]

I wanna see this because the first was fun, and this one has the adorable Amy Adams!

[AlexStef]

I saw the first one and it was ok. I think I'm going to see this one too.

[Stacizzle]

NOTMBOTS was a great movie !
I loved it, there was a bit of romance between Larry & Amelia A.
The Jonas Brothers were also in it !
They sang the song thats laying during the Credits.
You guys shoud go see it, its a cute movie.

[Taybaskt22]

i thought it was adorable! it obviously wasn't the best movie in the world but it had a lot of funny moments and i would totally recommend it!!

[mandymuggle]

It was a really good and funny movie. I went with my friends and we had a really great time. =)