National Treasure: Book of Secrets Review

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Jaltie
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Just as enjoyable as the first one

a fan of clever plots

Pros

funny, interesting

DEC

2007

The second National Treasure is much like the first in terms of how the story develops. The family history continues to unfold as Nicholas Cage's character puts together all of the clues to his newest mystery- still trying to uphold his family's good name. Historical trivia is ripe throughout. Many of the things they are able to pull off are highly unbelievable though- escaping the British police in Buckingham Palace would not happen as easily as they managed to make it. If you saw the first one, this one is a very similar type of movie, focused on Civil War history. If you didn't see the first one you'll still be able to follow all of this story, and simply miss a few references to character traits developed in the first film. A fun movie for family and friends.

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Key Information	Directors Jon Turteltaub Stars Nicolas Cage Actors Helen Mirren Genre Action/Adventure Subgenre American History • Conspiracies • Conspiracy Theories • Paris, France • London, England MPAA Rating PG (MPAA) Available Formats Blu-ray Disc UPC 786936763331 Release Date 2007 Running Time 2hr 4min
Languages	Original Language English
DVD Editions	DVD Editions DVD: 2-Disc Set2hr 5minBuena Vista Home EntertainmentMay 20, 2008PG (MPAA)786936763331
Credits	Screenwriter Cormac Wibberly
Professional Reviews	Professional Reviews (01/11/2008, p.60, Owen Gleiberman): "Director Jon Turteltaub has fun with Indian glyphs, giant stone pulleys, and an Indy...

National Treasure: Book of Secrets Review

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