Admit It, Rami Malek Was the Best Part of the Night at the Museum Movies
Rami Malek is actually really funny, charming, and emotional as Egyptian pharaoh Ahkmenrah in the Night at the Museum trilogy.
Rami Malekis one of the best actors working today, and his rise to prominence within Hollywood’s A-listers was seemingly quite efficient. It was only shortly after his riveting, Emmy-winning turn as the troubled hacker Elliot Alderson in Mr. Robotthat Malek won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his performance as Freddie Mercuryin Bohemian Rhapsody and later became a James Bond villain in No Time To Die. While it is amazing that Malek managed to earn three great roles in succession, he had certainly put in the work for many years doing projects that weren’t treated as being prestigious. Although it's a part that could have easily been a complete embarrassment on his track record, Malek is actually really funny, charming, and emotional in the Night at the Museumtrilogy—a series of live-action family films that are much better than they had any right to be.
