Come scrivevo qualche post fa, da piccolo io sono cresciuto a pane e Indiana Jones. Lo scrivo per spiegare (o giustificare, fate voi) la mia passione per le avventure che si spostano da un luogo all'altro, con la bella di turno e l'aiutante un po' imbranato. Tre anni fa infatti il primo film della serie National Treasure , da noi Il mistero dei Templari , mi had sufficiently amused, despite its implausibility and sconclusionatezza that pushed the cinema to see this sequel shabby.
After the success due to the discovery of the treasure of the Templars, the life of Ben Gates (Nicolas Cage) has suffered a setback. After being dumped by his girlfriend Abigail (Diane Kruger), the coup de grace comes from an illustrious stranger (Ed Harris) who declares to the world that the great-grandfather of the protagonist was part of the conspiracy that cost the life of Abraham Lincoln. To redeem the reputation of the anus, Gates brings together the old team and goes in search of another treasure in a position to prove the innocence of his family.
As is often followed for of blockbuster and was as well provided by the good kekkoz , the writers can not invent anything new, and then proceed to write the plot of the new film is the accumulation and exaggerating few qualities of the original film. It The Book of Secrets fact, the director and screenwriters have ended up exacerbating the "style" of the film, suggesting mysteries improbable gags are predictable and boring dialogues. Even the stellar cast of the film manages to hold on a show too long and too little fun. Even the lovely Diane Kruger looks less attractive in this production, not to mention of course the passing of Queen Elizabeth II by Helen Mirren in artificial mother Nicolas Cage's big baby: unforgivable.
Rating: 4 / 10
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