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National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets (DVD)

 

Description: Genre: Crime & Thriller - Thriller / Theatrical Release: 2007 / Actors: Maryellen Aviano, Glenn Beck ... / DVD released ... more
National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets (DVD) ... 20 May, 2008 at Walt Disney Video.

Newest Review: ... Diane Kruger as Abigail Chase and Jon Voight as Patrick Chase. Also joining the National Treasure cast are Helen Mirren as ... more

 ... Ben's Mum and one of the only people in the workd who can translate ancieny scripture Emily Appleton, Ed Harris and Harvey keitel who returns as Agent Sadusky. The plot centres around Ben trying to clear his Thomas Gates, his Grandfather's name after he was implicated as being the brains behind the plot to assassinate Lincoln. This happens when Mitch Wilkinson (Ed Harris) produces a missing page of John Wilkes Booths' (the assasin) diary. This leads Ben to set of on his quest to clear his families name. The quest...more

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calypte
Crowned Review National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets (DVD): Feeble facsimile (film only) (1131 words)
by calypte - written on 15/03/08 (Very useful, 147 readings)
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There are three types of sequel in the world, it seems to me: those rare few that improve upon the original; those that are pretty much just the original all over; and the sad majority that take a successful movie and try to make it BIGGER! BETTER! FASTER!... and largely just serve to magnify all the flaws of the first outing. National Treasure: Book of Secrets manages to fall wholeheartedly into the final category. Dang! If you've seen the original NT movie then you know completely what to expect here: history buff Ben Gates (did he have a real job before becoming a treasure hunter? I can't recall!) stumbles across some fantastical secret, and is soon jetting ...

jbsabbath
Crowned Review "National Treasure 2: The Book of Secrets" (2007) (928 words)
by jbsabbath - written on 26/08/08 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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These days, I approach Nicolas Cage films with a certain dread. Recently, I've watched so many films with him in the starring role that they've either been very mediocre or truly terrible, and I still haven't seen his remake of "The Wicker Man". Heaven forbid that I ever do. In fact I can probably put his career down to two movies that have actually been any good: his role opposite Sean Connery in the action-packed "The Rock", and under the direction of the Coen Brothers in "Raising Arizona". These are both now way over ten years old. Of his recent efforts, there were the boring ...

raypdaley182
Premium Review National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets (DVD): A film worth treasuring (303 words)
by raypdaley182 - written on 30/08/08 (Very useful, 3 readings)
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In an action movie series its very rare that the sequel is ever as good or better than the original but this is just as good as National Treasure. Again we have lots of puzzles, hidden maps and travelling this time all over the world to find The Lost City Of Gold just to clear the name of Ben's great great grandfather who has been accused of being the mastermind behind the assassination of President Lincoln. Ideas that places like The Oval Office in The White House and The Queen's Private Chambers in Buckingham Palace would be so easy to gain access to are totally laughable and unrealistic, likewise the shelves of The Library Of Congress. Its not ...

 
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