I had been waiting for the show since I knew there will be a "2".
Well, I liked NATM so much but I would never imagine that, I love NATM2!
It was packed of laughters and surprises, not to mention Ben Stiller's hilarious role adding to the overall entertaining level.
Is being succeeded in career important?
For most of us, it would be a "yes". Nothing's better than being a successful person in whatever he/she is doing, and it could be tough for everyone to achieve.
Larry did that, he was successful enough to have the Americans back him up for his products.
He invented the "glow-in-the-dark touch light", which is not too hard to imagine.
The story starts with his interview as the CEO of his company, no more a night guard.
Friends are crucial in life. Larry knows that.
When he finally had time to go back to the National Museum of New York to visit his old friends, he realized that they were going to be removed, to be replaced by something more advanced, something more interactive with people who visit the museum.
He could do nothing. He had the influence, but not the decision.
So, he wished his friends luck, before their departure.
As the story goes on, Larry realizes he had been missing so much he could never think of.
He thought being successful is always what he wanted, but not after he had encountered the historical persons.
At last, he decided to give up his career, and pick up the night guard job once again.
Things might seem changed drastically, but for Larry, for his friends, they have everything.
Life can be tough sometimes, but as long as there are faithful friends who are willing to share every bit of your feelings, the toughest moments could be the cherished ones.
Thank you, my friends, thank you, Ben Stiller.
