National Treasure: Book of Secrets

Another Bruckheimer blockbuster! While BoS lacks the freshness that the first National Treasure did, it still entertains and covertly informs those of us who're a little bit lacking in knowledge of American History. This time it's not just about America though: they visited Buckingham Palace, and the Statue of Liberty that's in France, too.

It's left open quite nicely for a third film, giving National Treasure a potential shot to cash-in again at a later date. It's got that franchise appeal that the studios seem to be craving at the moment, and could potentially go on forever, provided The Wibberleys can keep weaving action with education in the great way they do.

Read more about the films I've watched on my movies page.

• 9th February, 2008
• Movies, and Reviews.

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