While You Were Falsely Accusing Me, I Found A National Treasure

Rating: 8/10 (14 July 2006)

My name is Collin and I enjoyed the movie National Treasure. It had action, romance, comedy, history, and puzzles all rolled into one. You may think this is a review of National Treasure, but really I want John Turteltaub to know that because I enjoyed both While You Were Sleeping (best Sandra Bullock film ever) and National Treasure, I have an idea for his film after his next film (since NT2 is in pre-production). This is a true story about a woman who used to love me, but I was in love with her friend and roommate at the time. By the time I fell out of love with her friend and roommate and then fell in love with her, she believed I was stalking her. Of course, I was in San Diego and she was in Rohnert Park (near Santa Rosa). That alone is not stalking. Needless to say, she took me to court in 1996, tried to take me to court in 2001 (but failed), and took me to court in 2004 (again). I had to take a restraining order I didn't deserve because I had wanted to invite her to my wedding (which happened a week and a half after that 04 court date). Well, this story would be about my innocence of course and trying to make the woman who falsely accused me feel better and not as afraid. It would also be about how I met the woman who became my wife (who I just happened to meet on the birthday of the woman who falsely accused me - Nov. 28, 1995). Did I mention they were in the same chorus class and worked at the same exact Montessori school at separate times? There are plenty of other coincidences and there is romance and intrigue as well. Think of this idea as a mystery where romance is the payoff. Sadness is unfortunately a side effect because my rights were not given and the woman who falsely accused me is still out there, afraid of someone who was never out to get her in the first place. They say there is what she said and what he said, but if he has hard evidence to prove everything he is saying, then he said would obviously win over. The problem is I do have a conscience and wanted mediation with the woman. The idea is not to win over her, but to allow her to see that she has been thinking about me a certain way that is false. This allows me to move on with my life and not have the law involved. It also allows her to move on with her life and be less afraid of me. The fact that the woman who I was to marry did so a week and a half after this case alone proves I am innocent. I really don't think a woman would marry me if she thought I was stalking somebody else. I wish the legal system could see that, but they are not always doing their job the way they should be. They are sometimes adding to the problem. This movie would be for all those who have been falsely accused and were given the chance to prove otherwise. The National Treasure here is not gold or a painting, but it is the woman I married, and of course it is the soul. Pertaining to the Sandra Bullock film, I feel like I too have been in a coma for the last two years. This coma is having to live a life where there are perceptions about me that are false versus who I really am (and trying to prove that to others). I may be awake, but I can't get a good night's sleep without the chance to make things right. Hopefully you will read this John and realize you could have an action packed thriller with heart on your hands. Did I mention I have also been a very active person in life (Martial Arts, Mountain Climbing, Snowboarding, Skateboarding, Volleyball, Boy Scouts, Writing, etc.)?
Sincerely, Collin