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"Mostly cute and often spastic, &amp;quot;Night at the Museum&amp;quot; runs out of story early. Although the individual creatures can be entertaining, the film is repetitive and too invested in its silly explanation of how the coming-to-life phenomenon came about (something about an Egyptian pharaoh's tablet). The movie makes a cursory case for the significance of the \"first working mother,\" Lewis and Clark guide Sacajawea (Mizuo Peck), even though -- stuck behind a soundproof glass exhibit -- she's unable to speak or hear the action for much of the film. And it even promotes reading, as Larry researches all his new charges in a bookstore (apparently in one day). Entertaining as it is, though, &amp;quot;Night at the Museum&amp;quot; falls short of \"greatness\" ... not that kids will care."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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