Solid orchestral adventure scoring for a licensed Wii/360 tie-in game and honestly those track names alone deserve recognition. Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian has pun-based level names like "Cha Ch-ingot" and "Ingot Me a Painting" which tells you the vibe immediately.
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The actual music plays it straight though. "The Smithsonian Castle" has this grand, exploratory feel with full brass and strings doing their best film-score impression. "Amelia Takes Flight" soars in a way that feels genuinely cinematic for a movie game.
"Napoleon's Army" brings appropriate military percussion and tension. "The Mediocre Train Robbery" is self-aware and kind of charming. If you collect licensed game soundtracks for the weird ones, this qualifies.