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National Treasure 2 : Book of Secrets (2007)
Runtime: 2 hrs 5 mins
Genre: Action/Adventure
Starring: Nicolas Cage, Jon Voight, Diane Kruger, Harvey Keitel, Ed Harris
Screenwriter: Cormac Wibberly, Marianne Wibberly
Story: Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio, Cormac Wibberly, Marianne Wibberly
Producer: Jerry Bruckheimer, Jon Turteltaub
Composer: Trevor Rabin
Reviews
Keeps us entertained with the sheer spectacle of the thing, rather than anything actually interesting.
Too bad such a stellar combo cast had to get dumbed down for such inconsequential pandemonium.
Even sillier and less entertaining than the first film in this series.
If you desperately need to escape the house this holiday season, avoid this treasure and see something else.
This movie isn't much different from the original "National Treasure."
The gimmicks have worn off and the performances have gone stale in this uninspired sequel to a surprisingly fun adventure film.
Less twisty than its 2004 predecessor and yet somehow more incoherent, National Treasure: Book of Secrets plays like a duplicate schematic of the first.
Uma diversão esquecível; algo que você consome, digere e elimina sem conseguir se lembrar posteriormente do que passou por sua garganta.
Just like the original, it's too caught up in its mythological zeal and furious pacing to do much for our "Indiana" jones. A capably filmed diversion that's breathlessly wired for whiplash but instantly forgettable.
Solve the P vs. NP Problem or figure out the plot of Book of Secrets.
It's never a good sign when you can figure out a movie's secret plot before the characters involved.
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I'd stop well short of calling it a cinematic treasure, but it's better than the first one, and that's worth at least a few gold doubloons in my book.
Practically a duplicate of the breezy (and bloated) original, National Treasure: Book of Secrets is not without charm, but it lacks the thrill seeker's joy of discovery.
There's some fun...but the budding franchise seems already out of steam.
Given the emphasis on history ... [it] reminded me of a line from the Herman's Hermits tune about that jolly historical figure Henry the Eighth: "Second verse, same as the first."
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