Night At The Museum 3 - Ending Scene (Robin Williams)

Teddy: It's time for your next adventure.
Larry: I have no idea what I'm gonna do tomorrow.
Teddy: How exciting....

[CoolBoysBackYard]

This was a perfect scene for Robin to say farewell to everyone. Thanks Robin for the laughs, we miss you. RIP Robin

[urlastchance]

smile my boy, it's sunrise. -Robin Williams

[averageyoutubeviewer]

My English teacher who is a huge movie buff got me with this quote. I had struggled in his class and he witnessed my mental health drop but also return. On my last day before graduation as I walked out of his class he asked me if I was ok, I said yes and told him that I was just a little scared and then I said “I have no idea what I’m gonna do tomorrow” to which he replied “how exciting”. I’ll never forget that generous man.

[payasoloco]

I have no Idea what im going to do tomorrow...."How exciting" I'm always remembering this quote everydayMakes me appreciate life & days to come even more.

[OrganizedChaos]

I legitimately broke down in tears during this scene when i saw it in the theater.

[TheWhoEditor]

'Smile my boy. My sunrise'. - Gets me every time. I will never forget that line, and I will never forget that wonderful man. RIP Mr Williams.

[ShuajoX]

"I have no idea what I'm gonna do tomorrow..."

"How exciting!"
"Smile my boy! It's sunrise."

Such poignancy. That's the kind of attitude we should all have about life in general. The Chinese character for "crisis" means "danger", but it also means "opportunity".

[SWITCHdonkeyFLIP]

I've been suffering from depression and every time I think about Robin Williams passing, I feel even worse. But hearing and seeing him speak, gives me the strength to live on. His last line in Hook and especially this scene, hit me hard. He is my inspiration not only as a comedian, but also to keep living life.




Thank you, Robin Williams. Your life has given me and many others the strength to smile at sunrise.

[aubreyannpineda]

0:26 almost 6 years later and that part still gets me 😂

[joec]

This was a fantastic last line from Robin. Almost a decade later, and he's still missed and talked about. That's how amazing he was.

[thanos]

this scene is sad enough, but what makes even more sad is that robin Williams died

[aaroncampbell]

I still miss Robin Williams. We all grew up watching him, I was first introduced to him when I first watched Mrs. Doubtfire when I was about 6.

[sharknadoman]

I always feel like this was his last movie even though it wasn't. Those last words he said will always be cherished in my heart. He's the man who made me discover comedy at it's best.

RIP Robin Williams! Thanks for all the laughter you brought to our lives.😢

[hannahpfingsten]

I meant to search “I have no idea what I want to do with my life” and instead, this was suggested to me.
How beautiful is that? I feel like he’s speaking to me.
If you feel stuck, you’re not alone. This big world is a lot to figure out…but how exciting? ❤️

[HannahDodsworth]

I bawl like a baby every time i watch this scene, it really is the perfect send off.

[myducks]

Ugh my heart. He was too pure for this world. I hope he’s doing better, where ever he is. Rest In Peace.

[sunnygirl]

man this scene never fails to make me cry r.i.p. robin Williams u'll be in our hearts forever and for always <3

[matthewnahanee]

I choke up and cry every time I watch this scene, thank you Robin William's rest in sweet peace.

[VampireFan-rfkb]

Goodbye, Robin Williams. 😔👋

Thanks for the films and the performances you gave us.

[ashleighdean]

Rest easy Robin. You will always be a legend. You left such an impact, An impact and a loss. That is still felt now 4 years later. This was a great role to bow out on. 💔