What is the falling action of the movie the night at the museum?

In "Night at the Museum," the falling action occurs after Larry, the night guard, successfully manages to restore order among the exhibits after a series of chaotic events. He resolves the conflict with the antagonist, Dum-Dum the caveman, and helps his friends, including Teddy Roosevelt and the other museum exhibits, overcome their challenges. Larry also solidifies his relationship with his son and gains confidence in his own abilities. The story winds down as the museum prepares for a new day, highlighting the importance of friendship and courage.