Believe it or not, there’s a fourth night at the museum Movie comes out this weekend. Night at the museum: Kahmunrah gets up again Coming to Disney+ this weekend, it’s a new animated film that continues the saga that made Ben Stiller famous in 2006.
If you’re a millennial, chances are you grew up quoting Stiller’s lines night at the museum, a live-action adventure film about a museum night watchman who discovers that the exhibits at the American Museum of Natural History come to life after dark. Personally, I still picture Robin Williams on a horse when someone mentions Teddy Roosevelt. but Night at the museum: Kahmunrah gets up again hopes to introduce a new generation to the world of after-dark museums.
Without the original cast, Night at the museum 4 follows OG protagonist Nick Daley’s son (voiced by Joshua Bassett) who follows in his father’s footsteps. Additional voices include Jamie Demetriou, Alice Isaaz, Gillian Jacobs, Thomas Lennon, Zachary Levi and more.
Read on to find out where to see NNight at the museum 4including the Night at the museum: Kahmunrah rises Again Release date and release time.
LIKE WATCHING NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM 4 ON-LINE:
Night at the museum: Kahmunrah gets up again will be available to watch streaming exclusively on Disney+free to all subscribers starting Friday December 9th.
IS NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: KAHMANRAH RISES AGAIN IN THEATER?
no Unfortunately you cannot watch Night at the museum: Kahmunrah gets up again in theatres. It is only streamed Disney+.
WHAT IS THE NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: KAHMANRAH RISES AGAIN DISNEY PLUS RELEASE DATE?
Night at the museum: Kahmunrah gets up again starts streaming again Disney+ on Friday December 9th. The film is free for all Disney+ subscribers.
WHAT TIME BECOMES NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM 4 BE ON DISNEY PLUS?
New titles typically appear on Disney+ at 3am ET or 12pm PT on the morning of the release date. Therefore you can expect to see Night at the museum 4 on Disney+ on Friday, December 9 at 3 p.m. Eastern Time or 12 p.m. Pacific Time.
If it’s midnight Thursday on the West Coast and you still haven’t seen this animated T-Rex on Disney+, you should try refreshing the page or logging out and back in.
