Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb Page #3
- Because it isn't!
- Of course it is!
- I'm telling you, this is what happens.
- What?
Sun goes down...
everything comes to life.
- Sure.
- It's real.
"Tablet starts to glow. "
Now I know you're mental.
Look, Leslie... Listen to me.
I'm not gonna hurt you.
I know. Just...
What?
Listen, nobody cares about this place
as much as we do, right?
Yeah.
If you don't help me...
everything that's special
about it might stop...
and it may never come back.
I'm not asking you to understand,
I'm just asking you to trust me.
I'd like to help you...
but I don't even work here anymore.
British Museum doesn't know that.
The mummy and the tablet, both.
Classic conservation job...
under authority of me, of course...
the director of this museum,
which I still am.
Yep, okay.
You're in.
I really could have just stayed
by myself in New York.
Yeah. No, that wasn't gonna happen.
- Beautiful?
- Yeah.
The River Thames.
Isn't this cool, man,
you and me in London?
- Huh?
- Yeah.
Hey, I've been thinking
about that, year off.
Yeah?
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
What are you thinking?
Yeah. Wow.
I think I want to DJ in Ibiza.
In Ibiza?
Ibiza, it's a small island
off the coast of Spain.
- Do you speak Spanish?
- No.
But that's the beautiful thing.
It's about the music.
It's not inhibited
by the language barrier.
No, but you are.
- Do you speak in beats?
- Why are you freaking out?
You just said this was
a really cool idea.
I'm not freaking out.
I just want to understand
what the plan is.
You didn't go to college.
Wait, now we're talking about
- Maybe. I don't know.
- Nicky.
Nicky. That's not...
Dad, you didn't go to college.
You turned out fine.
20 years in a lot of dead ends.
Whatever, man.
Don't worry about me. It's fine.
Hey, I'm always gonna worry about you.
- I'm your dad.
- Thanks.
Sun is going down. We should get going.
All right.
Dad, what's the plan here, anyway?
When the tablet brings Ahkmenrah
to life, he's gonna sneak us in.
- Now, get down.
- What?
Just get down! Come on, man.
Part of the adventure.
Hello. Welcome to the British Museum.
My name's Tilly.
Hi. Thank you.
Natural History, New York.
- Yeah, yeah.
- I got a delivery...
for your conservation department.
All right!
So they let you travel?
This is kind of unusual.
Well, they let me travel.
You know where?
- No.
- Home. Here. Home.
Back here.
Off to the toot-toot.
Five-minute maximum.
So that must be well wicked being
With your gun, with a silencer,
with your ninja swords.
Right.
That's not even a little bit true.
The only thing that I got is this.
- Oh.
- Hammer! It's for...
and I quote,
"minor repairs and beautifications"
to the shack.
You just hit things?
Yeah, that's catchy.
Basically worthless.
I can't believe
- It's great, though, innit?
- It is.
This is the most conversation I've had
in the three years
that I've worked here.
I feel a connection, too.
Is it cool if I just make my drop?
- Oh, yeah.
- Wonderful.
But I will have to confirm.
Actually, that's not necessary...
because they've already confirmed
it on the slip I gave you.
Yeah, all right. Confirming.
- Okay.
- All right.
Hello. This is Dr. McPhee.
It's the British Museum, sir.
I'm just confirming a delivery
to our conservation department.
Yes, I signed the paperwork.
Now, if you'll excuse me,
I have a museum to run.
You, boy, get those grubby fingers
off my Ming vase.
See? Bye.
All right.
- Good?
- All right, you is legit.
I is legit.
- Wonderful.
- Confirm it.
- Thank you.
- All right, I'll open the gate.
Okay.
Yeah, so, like, my boyfriend...
he doesn't really like
the way I do my hair.
Says it looks like a golden poo
sitting on my shoulder.
Bye, Larry!
I'm not an expert...
but this is feeling, just,
really against the law.
No, they have a totally
Okay.
How we doing?
All clear.
All right, let's go.
Larry, the others felt, perhaps,
we could use some help.
The others?
Lawrence, I couldn't sit idly by.
Our very survival is at stake.
All right. Hey, Teddy. Good.
Good man to have in a crisis.
Attila.
Okay, a little muscle.
Hi, Larry.
That is a deceptively large box.
Obviously, we came along, too!
You know you'd be lost
without us, Gigantor.
Are you serious?
And the monkey.
All right, basically everyone.
Dada!
Oh! No, no.
No possible benefit whatsoever.
Yeah, this is my son...
my actual son, Nicky.
- Nicky, this is Laaa.
- What's up?
He's just tracking me.
Laaa.
So, Lawrence what's the plan of attack?
We need to get to the Egyptian wing,
find Ahk's father...
and hopefully get the tablet fixed.
All of us.
Laaa, that's not for eating.
That's not food.
Don't...
You know what? I got a job for you.
Come on, come on.
Come on.
I want you to stay here
and watch this door, okay?
Make sure nobody comes in or out. Okay?
Good. You're gonna be a guard,
just like me.
All right.
No. Come here.
Stay here...
and put your hands on the door.
- Good, stay.
- Stay!
Good. That's right. You stay here.
Stay here.
Stay. Right.
No. Stay.
- Stay!
- Stay.
Look there. Good. Stay.
No. Good. Stay.
No. Stay.
Stay!
Don't... Don't move.
Don't move.
No. Good. Okay.
Okay, listen up, guys.
for the first time...
and we have no idea what's out there,
so stay together, all right?
I know it's spooky, big guy.
Just stay close.
What kind of haunted
hootenanny is this, boys?
We're all finding this
super creepy, right?
They're just a little freaked out.
First time we came alive
it took some getting used to.
Hey, there. Just heading to Egypt.
Come on. This way.
Hear that?
Hear what?
That.
We'll just be down here
We're not scared.
It's just more comfortable.
Lawrence...
I think it's safe to say that
we're in a bit of trouble.
I know how to handle this guy.
You mind?
- Thanks.
- Dad, what are you doing?
How do you think I tamed your pal Rexy?
Hi, there.
I bet you're not so mean, are you?
I bet you're not so mean.
No, you're just a little puppy, right?
You're just a little puppy
who wants to play.
You want to play?
Want to play fetch?
Yeah?
You want to play with this bone?
Yeah!
Here you go. Go fetch.
Go fetch!
- Lawrence?
- Yeah?
- May I suggest a different plan?
- What?
Run!
Close it, close it!
Okay. I think we're...
Get back! Everybody, get back!
All right. You don't want to fetch?
- Fetch on this.
- What?
Oh! Oh!
- Oh, that's close!
- Need some help?
- What?
- Move.
Attila, you okay?
- You might want to...
- No.
Here hold this.
That was actually very cool.
Sir Lancelot, at your service.
Thank you. That was amazing.
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