Night At The Museum/Night At The Museum 2/Night At The Museum 3 [Blu-ray] [2006]

I placed my order May 2, the movie was delivered June 20, though Amazon still states on my ‘Order Details’ it “running late,” as of today June 24, 2020. The movie is from another country, it won’t even play on a basic brand DVD player, name brand, PlayStation 3 or PlayStation 4 unless we change the region of the entire system, and PlayStation alone doesn’t allow that more than 4 times before you have to default Settings losing everything. Including this order, I have called about other orders of late.....Amazon, I have been a loyal relatively young prime patron for over a DECADE! A PRIME standard of customer service is what you say you stand for, although, all Amazon patrons should have a high customer service standard. Regardless, the 3 movie-in-2 disc movie plays on next to nothing unless you change system regions on anything current, which again has a limit. How is this sold in the USA????????

This movie is NOT formatted for use in the United States. I was very disappointed after waiting for it to get here then it wouldn’t even play..

Unrecognized color format, not for US DVD players. CAUTION....Money wasted on my part.

Videos don't play at all. There's just a message "Wrong Region". Don't waste your money, unless you live in whatever region these are from. Don't even know what that means.

This dvd set is wrong region code for USA. Do not buy if you live in USA. I realized it when I saw where it was shipped from. OxfordshireEngland needs to clearly advertise what region code the dvd set is.

I wasn't sure about purchasing a used dvd. I'm glad I purchased it because it came well packaged and in excellent condition. I am very happy with my purchase. I enjoyed all 3 movies, but I still think the first movie was the best.

The second movie will not play because it has some ridiculous zone designation that I’ve never heard of!

Only two discs play second disc says it wont play in our zone

Enjoyed watching the first movie with the family. It's well done and funny. In particular having visited the Natural History museum in NY a couple of times. Don't forget to switch off your brain and just enjoy the entertainment. At the same time it kind of triggered some discussion about history with the kids, which is not bad.Left the 2 sequels to the wife and kids which was a good decision as apparently the 1st was the best. But given how these were received, I'm sure we'll see them again.The set is good value for money.

Has to be the funniest movies in recent times and all three are just funny from start to end.How could you not laugh, when movies have "A List" stars such as; Ben Stiller, the late Robin Williams, Ricky Gervais et al.There are two discs in the case, with "Night at the Museum 1+2" on disc 1 and disc 2 contains the 3rd movie, plus extras of the 3rd movie.

A lock Down purchase to keep the family entertained that did not disappoint, after watching all 3 episodes of the Night at the Museum saga years ago and enjoying the escapades of Larry Daily and the Museum exhibits, Lock Down was the perfect time to introduce this series to my children who enjoyed them so much that all three have had several viewings over the Lock Down period.Night at the Museum is plain good old fashioned fun something that is missing in a lot of he latest block busters from Hollywood, it's a shame that family films like this are no longer produced. All 3 films are rated PG so no over the top superhero violence which seams to be the order of the day now.I dare anyone to be truly disappointed with Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Steve Coogan and the late Robin Williams in all three of these films.

I used to work in a respite centre where we played these films a lot as the kids loved them. Years later, having stayed at the Natural History Museum myself for their Adult Dinosnores earlier this year (if you get the chance to go, do it!), my love of these films was reignited and I had to get them on blu ray - brilliant films, very worth watching!

This trilogy is my guilty pleasure, as stupid as it is and as much as I can't stand Ben Stiller, there is much fun to be had as long as I remember to remove my brain before pressing play. Video and audio quality are all over the place depending which film is being watched but that doesn't really matter at all.