Fantastic, underrated movie.

Rating: 8/10 (2 April 2011)

I decided to go to IMDb and check out some of the reviews people have written here. On the first page most people seemed to like it, so I decided to check number two. And beside from a few smart people who understands the movie, all I found was reviews telling me what crap this is. I honestly couldn't believe my eyes. I thought National Treasure was a great movie. It was smart, exciting, and funny. Nicholas Cage played his role great, and so did Justin Bartha. It wasn't the greatest movie of all time, but I still loved it. And yes, maybe this movie was meant for a little younger audience, but what is the harm in that? Did someone tell everyone that it was going to be for adults only? I don't know how it was in other countries, but in Sweden it was rated 7+. If that's not a pretty safe clue that it ain't meant only for adults, but for family and kids, then I don't know what the hell is. I thought it was a smart movie. Granted, I'm not the type of person who usually sits through mystery movies, or other stuff that requires some thinking, but I think a lot of people would enjoy this movie, even if they don't all think exactly like me. Still, I mean, if you didn't like the movie, you must have your reasons. Maybe I'm just some weird dude who likes bad films. I loved 2012, even though it had a lot of bad reviews. Still, this movie was very entertaining. It's probably not meant for some 30-year-old single guy sitting in his apartment with a bear, expecting some kind of awesome action movie, but for younger audiences and family movie nights, this is totally awesome, and deserves so much more good reviews than it's got.