Michael and Robert's Adventures of Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium

Michael and Robert's Adventures of Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium is a 2014 Australian-British crime-fantasy family comedy film written and directed by Jeff Nichols. The film stars Denzel Washington, Mark Wahlberg, Dustin Hoffman, Natalie Portman and Justin Timberlake
==Plot==
Set during the events of The Eds's Adventures of Epic: Leafmen and Manny, Sid and Diego's Adventures of Planet 51, The movie opens with Petty Officer and Ed, Edd and Eddy's father Michael 'Stig' Stigman (Mark Wahlberg) and DEA Agent Robert 'Bobby' Trench (Denzel Washington) pulling up to a nightclub in New York. Conveniently, there's a Magical Toy Store across the street they go to the store and goes to Mr. Magorium (Dustin Hoffman) and then with a young voice explaining how Bellini of the Basement's job is to chronicle the life of Mr. Magorium. Aptly named, he lives in the basement beneath the store and writes about him day and night. The narrator explains how Mr. Magorium used to make toys for Napoleon among other feats, and is extremely old and also about Michael and Robert are officer and agent where they did in the past robbed a diner store, a bank and are friends,
Next, we learn about Molly Mahoney (Natalie Portman), a 23 year old woman who is struggling to find a purpose to life. In her youth she was an award-winning pianist who showed much promise, but can't seem to really pour her soul into her craft, lacking self-esteem. Her dream is to write her own piano concerto, but she works as a cashier for the Emporium, and as a quirk, often is seen playing on an imaginary piano with her fingers. On her way to work, a man (Michael Shannon) speaks to her to see the piano says softly "be the shop manager who plays piano for a thing!", and then Robert and Michael gives her a lift to the Emporium and drives a "shortcut" as the opening credits start to roll and Main Title from the Naked Gun is heard they drive through from the places, including footages and scenes: the car park higher, the traffic and streets, the car wash, a house caushing the family to run, male's locker and shower room, a rollercoaster, bullfighting (replacing the Bull), bumper cars, a treehouse, bowling, a travelling circus, hitting a taxi, the ice hockey, pinball, Blood in the Water match in 1956, flying high, blowing up the death star, going through the power station, dinosaur land, a celebrating parade, the yellow brick road in the Wizard of Oz in archive footage only, the Rome olympic stadium, a archive scene from Poltergeist, a archive footage from the House of the Dead, a archive footage from the Empire Strikes Back, the archive scene from the Sound of Music, a trampoline and a snow mountain, and Robert opens the Coca-Cola can which causes it to fly upside down and down below reaching the Emporium, they leave her we meet the next character to whom the narration so far belongs, a little boy named Eric who hangs out at the store often and is friends with Mahoney. Eric just recently returned home from summer camp but as Mahoney finds out, didn't make any friends (none that weren't animals, at least). She enters the store and opens up, all the toys spring to life and start whirring, spinning and moving. She walks up a magical set of stairs into Magorium's living quarters, which are every bit as eccentric as the rest of the store, and as the man who lives inside Mr. Magorium and she reunites with Michael and Robert which she not happy with Michael and Robert and Magorium speaks as if his world is as normal as everyone else's. Mahoney tries to talk to him about her wanting to find another job, but he only gives them a large block of wood saying "Unlikely adventures require unlikely tools". After another look at how the entire store seems to have every kind of toy imaginable, every kind of candy and is painted every other color, another character makes the scene. Henry Weston (Justin Timberlake), every bit as dreary as his name, is the new accountant Mahoney advised Magorium, Robert and Michael to hire, to assess the worth of the entire store. Weston looks uncomfortable surrounded by sceptical children, wearing his pressed suit and parted hair. Magorium, Robert and Michael seems impressed, even though Mahoney isn't, Michael and Robert decides to take Molly and Eric to the Bowling Alley and they play some bowling and Michael helps Eric to help him to do some Bowling. Upstairs, we see his office, piled all over with boxes upon boxes of papers, every receipt ever printed in the store. Weston is critical and starts questioning how they, so far, hasn't been arrested for tax ovation expect for Robert and Michael who did crimes, but is cut short when Robert, Michael and Magorium says they's leaving. They explains that they once found a shoe in a shoestore that fit so well, he bought enough to last Magorium's lifetime... and that this, the pair he is wearing now, is his last. He then leaves, having an appointment to play marbles. Eric, the narrator and strange little friend of Mahoney's, seems to have troubles of his own- none of the neighborhood kids seem to want to play with him, and he sits alone building magnificent things out of glowsticks. Eric notices how part of the store seems to be...disintegrating somehow. The next day, after Eric builds a life-size replica of Abraham Lincoln out of Lincoln logs, Weston is trying to figure out the strange store and it's history. We find out that Mr. Magorium is well over 200 years old at least and Michael and Richard are officer and agent, and having Magorium the signature of Thomas Edison. Mahoney realizes Weston is a "Just" guy, someone who thinks of things as "just" a tree,"just" a bench, or ..."just" a store, and returns home on the bus. Magorium with Robert and Michael beings a heartfelt speech by his lonesome, directed at the store itself, like a talking-to a father gives it's son, going on about how immature the store is acting, and how, since Magorium's leaving tomorrow, the store has to get it's act together for Mahoney, Michael and Robert, who is to inherit the store, that a teenager sneaks through the toy store and making chaos but Michael wakes up but still sees the toy store good. Eric is eating at the table with his mom, who gives him a lecture about making friends, and how he spends all his time alone at the store. Eric seems to think that everyone doesn't like him, and no one ever will. Mom tells him to just pick somebody, they might surprise him. A sweet montage and exchange between Eric and Weston occurs, while they are separated by glass, Weston is doing his accounting work. Eric writes a note on a piece of paper, asking if Weston ever plays, and he replies on a note "not since I was a kid." Eric notes back, asking if he wants to play. Weston mouths "not right now". Eric notes "how about when you stop working?" Weston notes, "I never stop working", the same teenager appears to Mr. Magorium's room and puts a special medience in his water bottle which causes Mr. Magorium to die and he drinks he going to die because of the teenager, Mahoney, Michael and Robert inquires about the strange black moldy looking parts appearing all over the store walls. Magorium says the store isn't taking his departure very well. Magorium explains to Michael, Robert and Mahoney that it was meant to be a surprise but the store doesn't seem to like it that way... he then reveals he is leaving, and giving the store to them. Of course, Michael, Robert and Mahoney is distraught. He keeps insisting they has the capability to run the store themselves, but growing more and more distressed, keeps denying it... causing the store to grow more moldy, and toys to cease their magical movement, mobiles to grind to a halt. Suddenly, children run to Magorium and tell him their books aren't making sense, how the fingerpaints have lost their colors, paper planes drop to the ground, balls to lose their bounce. Disaster has struck, things are blowing up, and a monkey is attacking children. Pure mayhem. Eric tries fruitlessly to calm everyone, but Magorium solves the problem by shutting the store down, calling a meeting between Michael, Robert, Mahoney, Weston and Eric, and telling Weston, Michael and Robert the commotion was the store having a Temper Tantrum (being in habited by children makes the store prone to acting like a child). Weston lets slip to Mahoney, Michael and Robert that they are in his will, and it dawns on them: he is going to die from a medience. Mahoney then makes the ultimate betrayal, taking Magorium to a hospital. Of course they don't question them saying he is delusional, saying he works in a magic toystore, that he is over 200 years old, etc. Even Weston sees error in this decision. Eric tries to talk to Mahoney, Michael and Robert, but understands that either Magorium goes to the old folks' home, or his life could be at risk. Magorium tells Mahoney, Michael and Robert before they and Eric leave, that the block of wood he gave them will give them the answers they needs, if they only believes in it. The doctor tells Mahoney, Michael and Robert he is fit physically and so must be discharged in the morning. The scene ends with the doctor turning Magorium's hospital room light off... and the entire room is covered in glow-in-the-dark stars. The next day, Weston apologetically offers to run the store for the day, and when Mahoney, Michael and Robert asks him if he "sees anything sparkle" in them, he awkwardly tells them that their eyes do. They says that wasn't what they meant, and leaves Weston to smack his forehead with his briefcase. Mahoney, Michael and Robert has a day of adventure with Magorium, playing with coo-coo clocks, bouncing on beds in a mattress shop, dancing on a matt of bubble wrap, among other fun things, until Magorium catches on. Mahoney, Michael and Robert excuses themselves, saying it was just to show him all the things he'll be missing if he leaves, but he insists he knows that it was to make his last day perfect. The last thing he needs to do is to make a call from a public phone, which he does, to Eric, telling him that his hats are awesome, and that he needs to make friends. Eric and Weston close up for the night, and Eric takes Weston to his place to show him his hat collection after he remarks about Eric's constantly changing hats. Eric opens his bedroom door reveals dozens of hats, strung up everywhere. His mom comes home and Weston leaves, but not before Eric calls him his friend. Michael, Robert, Mahoney and Magorium return to his shop, which is mostly dark, being shut down for the day. Michael, Robert and Mahoney is suddenly overcome with emotion and begs him not to leave. Magorium delivers another one of his heartfelt speeches, comparing his life to a book: at the end, you don't feel sad because the book ends. You feel sad because of all you have read BEFORE the ending. What Robert, Michael and Mahoney needs to do, is keep reading. Robert, Michael and Mahoney leaves wordlessly. Magorium, finally alone with his store, strolls around one last time, looking at his legacy of toys, lit up by glowing stars. He sits on a colorful bench and says tearfully as a paper air plane lands at his feet: "...Goodbye, my love", Every child who ever visited his store, young or old, shows up at his funeral. Afterwards Mahoney, Michael, Robert and Eric return to the store, to see everything completely colorless. Mahoney goes to leave, but Michael, Robert and Eric, showing since far unknown emotion, begs her to stay. She leaves anyway. On the bus home she no longer plays her imaginary piano. Bellini shelves the last tome of Magorium's biography. A supposed short time later, Michael, Robert and Eric finds Mahoney playing the piano in a motel as a gig to make money. He wonders why they can't just run the store to make money, but Mahoney says she is selling it, and still insists she hasn't the magic to run it. Michael, Robert and Eric tells her mysteriously- that's the whole reason why Magorium gave it to her, Michael and Robert. Eric tries to buy the store himself with his allowance from Weston while Michael, Robert and Mahoney keeps showing potential buyers the property. Weston comes to inform her about Eric's offer, and finally gets Michael, Robert and Mahoney to admit they believes in the store and that everything within it is magical- and suddenly, the block of wood Magorium gave to them to begin with, springs to life! The cube soars around the shop, zooming around the stairs and the toys, until it stops in front of Weston... making him pass out inexplicably. Mahoney, Michael and Robert wakes him up, but insists everything was a dream, and that they are still selling the store, they had left him there to handle paperwork the night before. But Weston has seen the light, and tells them it's not the store, or the cube, or anything that they needs to believe in... it's herself, Michael and Robert. Suddenly, Mahoney, Michael and Robert hears a tune. Mahoney plays along with it on her imaginary piano, and as she moves her fingers, all the magic and color comes back to the store, exploding in sparkles and feathers. The toys spring to life as before, and as she dances around, glitter and bubbles rise from everywhere, toys dance around her feet. It's finally come to Michael, Robert and Mahoney, the concerto Mahoney wanted to write is right here, in the store, and most importantly, in themselves, all along. The movie ends with Eric's narration returning as light and color surround Mahoney and in the post-credits scene, Robert and Michael go to a diner and got some donuts with guns this time., during the credits Suit & Tie (Clean version) (Justin Timberlake (ft. Jay-Z) (the main theme song is heard on the end credits), it revealed as it reads on the post-credits scene, "Robert and Michael was framed by Xemnas for the death of Mr. Magorium and forced them as Xemnas framed them for killing Mr. Magorium on the run and disappeared in June 24, 2033, when in December 20, 2034 Interpol arrested them in Germany (before the destruction in the events of Sonic's Adventures of Kingdom Hearts 2: The Limits of Meaning). They's awaiting trial and if convicted, will get the death penalty, they decides to send them Planetland Prison Asylum instead of killing them, it revealed that Michael 'Stig' Stigman is Ed, Edd and Eddy's father and is confirmed that David "Ein" was the who actually killed Mr. Magorium and caused the toy store in Chaos".