Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb - (EXCLUSIVE UNEDITED REACTION π₯)
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Daisy-Jayne Park
It literally said at the end just after you turned it off 'And for Robin Williams, The magic never ends' so obviously he died before it was released π π€¦ββοΈ It also said 'In Loving Memory of Mickey Rooney' Mickey played Gus (the old bald guy who used to be a night guard) and he also sadly passed away that year ππ Sometimes you have to pay attention the credits! haha ππ
BeastialMoon
I did get to see this in theaters with a full house of kids and parents. When the news has broken about Robin William's passing, everyone in the audience knew this was one of his last films. At his last line, "Smile, my boy! It's sunrise." There was not a dry eye in the house, myself included. On a separate note, I knew you'd love the Hugh Jackman scene. He wasn't advertised on any posters or release material so that cameo and "wolverine" bit was an incredibly funny surprise.
Jaxson Derr
This was one of Robin William's last films and came out after his death. That ending scene with him made the whole theater ball, it was like he was saying goodbye to us.
Michael Gray
Just a movie recommendation, Mr. Peabody & Sherman, I think you would enjoy it :)