9th Jan 2008 by
Chris Fascinated by the National Treasure (Part 1), I have been moved to watch the National Treasure (Part 2) with high expectations.
As we might all remember (especially those who loved the first part), the story was quite a catch, and the build up of the adventure from clue to clue was really the hype of the whole movie. For this second part (sorry to spoil some of you guys), my expectation of a more or less similarly built adventure was met. (Yay!)
The movie is generally good. I guess I should give it a 4 out of 5 rating. I liked the way the story was presented in the beginning, and the chase and antagonism started early on at about 5-7 minutes of the movie. (This is the part you should start thinking how the story would go).
I love it when they start the movie really good because it captures most of my attention and focus. Hats off too to the plot.. just like Da Vinci’s Code, the essence of the story is really good. The twist of truth to history and adventure to every unveiled secret plus the choice of characters in the movie all played very well to its plot. The actors and the music were all good too. Even the set and everything counted as props were of good quality.
Now what makes it an eyesore? Well, its the flaws.. the many flaws that they overlooked. In general, these wouldn’t seem so harmful to the plot and the excitement of the movie, but for analysts and those who can easily eye on details, these are definite eyesores, and a cut off on ratings. more…
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