The effect of the first episode is really difficult to achieve in a sequel to a generally good movie. This film is no exception. Although there are more resurrected historical figures and larger venues for them to toss about, the plot is similar to the first one, which can't help but evoke people's freshness and spirit of exploration. Larry, who has made a fortune, always feels lost. His ordinary life, rich and busy, can not satisfy him. People are really greedy. If you experience a stimulating and fresh life and return to a dull life, it seems really unbearable.
Museum exhibits need to be updated. This is logical and in line with the human pursuit of fresh and exciting thinking. As a result, the models who had spent a good night with Larry had to be packed and transported to the archives for storage. That little monkey should be the screenwriter's masterpiece. If it hadn't stolen that gold medal, the story would have ended there. The archives have gathered countless messes, which also shows that the United States is really all-encompassing. A natural history museum is enough to make us linger in it. Compared to the museums in China, uh, speechless.
The character of the pharaoh Kahmunrah (Hank Azaria) is a comedy focus in this film. He's the guy who has been depressed for three thousand years, resurrected by the power of a gold medal, but a model made by humans, but after resurrection They still have memory and primitive evil psychology. The goal is still to conquer the world. Hehe, Americans seem to be really eager to conquer the world.
He and three of history's most recognizable figures, "Ivan the Terrible" (Christopher Guest), Napoleon (Alain Chabat), and Al Capone (Joberson) Jon Bernthal (played by Jon Bernthal), are planning to start the army of the underworld to take over the whole museum, and then the world. This step is not bad. I wonder if the real Pharaoh could talk like this. This guy is absolutely super talkative, over and over again. Although he is a resurrected person, he knows a lot of modern things, such as the word robot. The translation is very interesting, and many new words are used in the movie, such as "shanzhai," which makes people really unable to laugh. Larry's goal is to save his friends, those OUT models. "Salvation", where is it saved? The director's arrangement is to go back to the original museum. Really? If I save it, I'll still make a model.
The new adventure has begun. The enemy is the Pharaoh Legion, and there are more friendly troops; the smart, shaking his head Einstein, the sincere Lincoln, the adventurous female aviator Amelia Earhart (Amy Adams, played by Amy Adams), the big octopus, the cavalry captain, plus old partners Octavius (Steve Coogan), Sacajawea (Shoshone Indian woman, Mizuo Peck), the Hun king Attila The Hun (played by Patrick Gallagher), and Neanderthals... They are really huge friendly forces, so the forces are not balanced. I really knew from the beginning that the Pharaoh would lose. hehe Fortunately, this Pharaoh is very funny. People are also very
Otherwise, they will not die of depression and return to the peaceful order. This task is very difficult. The adventurous female aviator, Emilia Earhart, became Larry's best partner to save her friend. The classic black and white picture of World War II victory in the film was also resurrected because of the gold medal. This is really like the Harry Potter scene, but even better, Larry can enter that historical moment and perform the classic look of kissing the female nurse. To that, forget the modern BLACKBERRY phone. The times are really interesting. I wonder if the sailor was the first person in history to have a smartphone?
The Resurrection of Cupid Angel is also very interesting, and they are very trendy, very IN, and can sing the most POP music. The director is really very talented in spoofing. The final outcome of the Natural History Friendship was a great success. Larry also gained a love that spanned time and space, but the girl would restore her model when it was dawn. I remember that the United States seemed to have made a movie before. It was a story of a boy and a female model falling in love. At night, the female model would come back to life, just like the ghosts of Chinese people. Knowing that there will be no results, I feel that love is even more heartbreaking, and it is even more difficult to let go.
I love Emilia Earhart's eyes; they are tearful and full of passion, and her love has a long-lost and sweet feeling. Maybe the person she loves hasn't fallen in love with her, but she believes that her love is enough to melt the world. What I like more about this film is their short and adventurous romance. The tone of the film is to be funny and spoof but still retain the interpretation of love, which is very good.
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