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DVD : National Treasure (Widescreen Edition)

Rating: - From my point of view...
All I can say is....It's about time Hollywood figured out a way to appeal to mass audiences with American History as it unfolded at the time of conception. With all the mayhem of the past, you would think a movie like National Treasure would have happened before now.

The cast is great, the landscape is brilliant and the mysteries of the early American empire are all on display. My one regret is that the collection of the treasure is not explained. How did all of those wonderful objects become part of American holdings?

To the truth of the matter, most of the founding fathers and noblemen even before, were traveled men of great wealth. Still, with so much being described and the great lack of knowledge of our own people about their past, I would have loved more details shared with the masses on "the scrolls from the library at Alexandria"....

It is a heavy burden describing the past to movie goers, and I do hope that the series that National Treasure is bound to become takes that role seriously by providing truthfulness and accuracy while at the same time, taking us on a wild ride.

National Treasure is a fun watch, fit for all to enjoy.

Rating: - Treasure for all and history buffs alike.
We have watch this several times and each time it is still intriging, exciting and well acted. A real thinker. Makes you want to take a historical vacation.

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Rating: - Great movie
This movie is wonderful for the whole family and can't wait to purchase the sequel when it comes out. Highly recommended movie. I downloaded it on iTunes as well and love watching it on my iPod.

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Rating: - "National Treasure" movie review by Michael Elliano
Like Indiana Jones this movie capture the imagination. Nicholas Cage has found his calling in this series and I hope the episodes keep coming. It is what it is in the shape of a good movie and although constantly amazing and far fetched just plain fun. Enjoy.

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Rating: - A Treasure, A Hoax, or Just Busywork for the British?
Long-buried treasure is secretly hidden by the Knights Templar and the Masons? Or does one clue just lead to another and to yet another? Was the code developed by the signers of the Declaration of Independence designed to hide the treasure from the British? Or was it simply a distraction concocted to keep the British busy in search for a nonexistent treasure?

There is much Americana in this film. We see how the original Declaration of Independence is stored and protected from theft, the Liberty bell, Ben Franklin's bifocals, etc.

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