Compared with the first film, this film has a lot less PUZZLE part, so the plot is not so rigorous. The assassination of Lincoln was only a passing episode, and the kidnapping of the President of the United States and the brave invasion of Buckingham Palace were not as complicated as the first philosophical stealing of the "Declaration of Independence". The most pitiful is the Golden City, so the design of NB, but in my opinion, all the ancient buildings that are close to the water are not so reliable. A city of gold created out of thin air in a dark cave? The very mysterious entrance, and the drainage channel where the protagonists walked at the end of the film, didn't anyone find it? There is also the so-called book of the president. Does the president have to go to the library every time he wants to read it? No scans? All the secrets of America in one book?
The most puzzling is the villain. Putting aside promising antique black market speculators, why did they suddenly search for a golden city for the 140-year-old family reputation? I don't think this motive is plausible. Accompanying the protagonist's family to sneak into the ancient tomb alone, he has always been very selfish and finally made sacrifices to make himself famous? Could you please continue to play your character's characteristics all the way? Maybe the screenwriter meant that he was a man who devoted his life to the honor of his family, but it felt a bit reluctant. If you were so eager to make your family famous, why did you go earlier? Is there such a thing as reputation really that important?
Even if history will remember your name, if the civilization that bears and recorded history disappears, who will remember the civilization itself?
Fame or something is nothing more than nothing.
The villains in the National Treasures don't seem to be bad guys, they're just idiots who can neither get the treasure nor become outright bad guys, maybe because Disney movies have always been like this? Shouldn't the bad guys be killed?
Forget it, as a film as obvious as inserting advertisements for BENZ and Motorola mobile phones, as a film that will not kill even a puppy.
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