Night at the Museum

Larry Daly (Ben Stiller His life seems not to be going well: he often changes jobs and has no fixed place to live; his wife divorced him, found a securities broker, and is about to remarry, and his position in the eyes of his son is also in jeopardy. In order to save his life and gain custody of his son, Dali had to give up his dream of "doing something big" and became a night guard at the New York Museum of Natural History. Dali originally thought this was a boring job, but on his first day at work, something incredible happened: the Pharaoh's gold medal in the museum has magical powers. When night comes, all the specimens in the museum will come to life. The Tyrannosaurus rex chasing bones, the monkeys who love to cause trouble, the tyrannical Huns, the cavemen who drill wood to make fire... everything will be messed up. With the help of the 26th President Teddy Roosevelt, Dali finally got the situation under control, but he immediately encountered new trouble: someone wanted to play the Pharaoh's Gold Medal. Due to his duty, and for the miracle of the museum at night, Dali had to step forward.