Incredibly silly movie

Rating: 1/10 (20 May 2007)

It would be best suited for children if not for the murders, accidental deaths by falling, and un-necessary car chases. I watched this and want my 2 hours back. I'm no fan of Nick Cage and this movie reminds me of why I'm no fan of Nick Cage. If you want to see the declaration of independence get folded, spindled, mutilated, rolled up like a Van Halen poster, doused with lemons, and hit with a hairdryer then this is the movie for you. I cringed as bad as when Mr. Bean ruined the painting of Whistler's Mother. Did I mention it was an incredibly silly movie? And the chemistry between Cage and the blonde chick was about zero. He just grabbed her and kissed her out of the blue, the man has no timing. This is nothing but masonic propaganda. Propaganda films never work their subject well. Look at other examples as "The Postman" (USPS), or "The Omega Code" (Christian Fundies). The only real actor in this flick is Sean Bean, who plays the generic evil dude with guns who chases Nicholas Cage throughout the flick.
My only question is this: If the masons hid all this stuff, why didn't they give it all back later if its destined for humanity? Lots of that stuff didn't belong to them and I'm sure lots of foreign nations would be angry that the founding fathers hoarded it. Zahi Hawas, head of the Egyptian antiquities museum would be none too pleased.