Night at the Museum: Difference between revisions
→The sequel Battle of The Smithsonian provides examples of:
Line 126:
* [[Historical In-Joke]]: The [[WW 2]] sailor who nabs Larry's cellphone is named Joey Motorola. Wait, does this mean the [[Timey-Wimey Ball]] could be in effect?
** If so, its a [[Critical Research Failure]]: Motorola already existed in 1945, and it wasn't named after the founder.
* [[Historical Beauty Update]]: [[Amy Adams]] plays [[wikipedia:Amelia Earhart|Amelia Earhart]]. [[Beat]]. Umm... [[She Cleans Up Nicely]], but in those pics she could stand to gain a few pounds. The real Earhart also had a prominent tooth gap (which her husband and publicist George Putnam instructed her to hide in promotional portraits), something Adams lacked in her portrayal of the aviatrix.
* [[Historical Villain Upgrade]]: Ivan the terr... er, the Awesome complains about this in the second movie, just before acting the part for the rest of it.
** Though this is more a case of [[You Fail History Forever]] he was competent early on but after his wife died he basically fell into a state of paranoid schizophrenia killing everyone who he felt vaguely disliked him.
| |||