[Kitten Festival]

Good film review - go see it!

[BereanBrain]

Don't believe the Freemasonry propaganda. If you dig into REAL history you will find the Freemasons are a force what what's wrong with this country. Specifically, the "invention" of the myth of seperation of church/state (most people think it IN the consitition). I challenge anyone to find it in any of the documents that our Republic holds dear.

In addition, the more you dig into "Morals and Dogma" - essentially the handbook of Freemasonry, the more occult it gets. M&D was written by Albert Pike. Check into him one fine Sunday afternoon.

[FReepaholic]

...go see it!...

Won't. Can't stand Nicholas Cage. The boy is a lousy actor. Only film he was good in was "Raising Arizona". He was perfect for the part.

[elli1]

Saw it last night. Good flick...agree w/ the B+ rating. Very fast paced & not a slow minute in the film.

[Reddy]

Saw it last night...no cursing...one off-screen death...lots of great historical places visited...tons of action,a modern day Indiana Jones for sure. Just ignore the Freemason stuff. It is a fictional movie, right? : )

[Hugin]

Michael Medved also gave it a very good review. Left-stream media critics hate it. Sounds like my kind of film.


I was going to see it last night but Mrs. Hugin has a cold. I'll have to go next week.

[BibChr]

My wife and I liked it.

Before going, I saw the so-so/negative reviews. The first one I read (Aussie Garth Franklin) complained of its "patriotism." Sounded like a plus to me.

I wondered, though, how a Kerry/Klinton kool-aid-drinker would hear a line in there about overthrowing the government, riffing off and expanding what the Declaration says.

Dan

[Clemenza]

I give it **1/2. It held my interest, didn't have much of a script, but good for the family to enjoy. Besides, I'm a sucker for Masonic conspiracy theories.

[SedVictaCatoni]

The treasure in question is the fabled horde of the Knights Templar (also the source of the Maltese Falcon, an American film masterpiece)

No. The Knights of Malta, who paid the tribute of a falcon, were (and are) the Knights Hospitalers, not the Knights Templar.

[Safrguns]

Just got back from the movie this afternoon. I know a little about Freemasonry... enough to know that it is wrong for a christian to be one. I have studied quite a bit of their literature and find it to be quite full of humanistic teachings. As for the movie, I didn't really find it to be really pro or anti-masonic (other than their are protrayal as the good guys - i.e. protectors of the treasure) Overall, a very innocent, clever, and inacurrate usage of the Masons history and symbolics to come up with a unique and entertaining story. I would give the movie 3 out of 5 stars.

[Charles Henrickson]

My wife and I and our 9-year-old daughter went to see "National Treasure" yesterday and we all enjoyed it. I was very pleased that there was no graphic violence, sex, or language. Entertaining film.

The previous week we saw "The Incredibles." Liked that one, too.

Two good movies in a row. I don't go to many movies, because most of them look like junk.

[Samwise]

We just got home from seeing it. We took our twelve-year-old. She enjoyed it as much as we did.

[small_l_libertarian]

I saw it Friday night and enjoyed it. Not great, but a good, fun movie.

[The South Texan]

Any talk of the Free Masons, the CFR and the Trilateral Commission will guarantee a 500 plus response thread on FR.

[Sprite518]

I just saw it. Now I know why the liberal critics bash it. It makes you feel proud of this country. Tick off a liberal, and go see the movie.