National Treasure is a must-see film ten times. Include these well-known films in your list.
National Treasure is a conspiracy thriller starring Nicolas Cage and Justin Bartha as they attempt to uncover a rumored treasure dating back to the United States' creation, before Sean Bean's evil Ian Howe. It's a family affair with spooky humor.
The 2004 film, directed by Jon Turteltaub, began Nic Cage's first film (which ended and was later revived by Disney).
Here are ten films that are similar to National Treasure for those who are looking for a new adventure.
Ten Must See National Treasure Films
Larry Daley (Ben Stiller) is desperately trying to prove that he is capable of doing something massive. As none of his crazy ideas take off, he is forced to work at the Natural History Museum. One night, Larry discovers that all of the exhibits come alive after dark due to an Egyptian curse.
Dastan (Jake Gyllenhaal) receives a dagger allowing him to access the Sands of Time, a time machine that turns back time. Dastan and a princess from Alamut go on the run, protecting the treasure from the evil forces and demasking the King's assassin.
Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) is followed as he navigates the oceans without a ship or crew. They kidnap the governor's daughter Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley) who has a valuable coin linked to a curse that leaves Barbossa and his crew in the ocean.
William Turner, a gallant blacksmith who is in love with Elizabeth, has allied with Sparrow to pursue Barbossa.
Anyone who loves the humorous moments in National Treasure and has a desire to explore is going to enjoy this lighthearted comedy film.
A group of adventurous kids discover an old pirate map in the attic and decide to follow it. This leads them on a dangerous but exciting quest for the map's contents.
A group of treasure hunters led by Rick O'Connell (Brendan Fraser) stumble upon an ancient tomb and accidentally liberate an undead Mummy, which contains the vengeful spirit of an Egyptian priest who was sentenced to an eternity of hell.
Both The Mummy and National Treasure depict history with a supernatural twist and lead hunters.
Four school children acquire an old video game console and are drawn to a game with a jungle setting. They must undertake a dangerous adventure to beat the game and return home, otherwise they'll be stuck inside the game forever.
Tintin (Jamie Bell), a young and adventurous reporter, and his loyal dog Snowy acquire a model ship called the Unicorn and discover that it contains a clue to a sunken treasure. Sakharine (Daniel Craig) is also looking for the ship.
Tintin embarks on an adventure with the help of Snowy and gruff man Captain Haddock (Andy Serkis) to unravel the mystery of the Unicorn.
Lyra Belacqua (Dakota Blue Richards) is transported to a different world where daemons are lifelong companions. However, when several children and Lyra's best friend Roger are kidnapped by what's known as Gobblers, she must rescue them with the help of her ferret daemon and a group made up of seafarers, an ice bear, and a Texas airman.
The Golden Compass is a must-see item for anyone who liked the National Treasure puzzles and the high stakes adventure.
When a mercenary (Matt Damon) is imprisoned deep in China's Great Wall, he discovers that one of the world's greatest wonders is actually a defensive structure to keep away from dangerous beasts. He joins an army of elite warriors to stop the seemingly unstoppable hoard.
Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) is in pursuit of the Ark of the Covenant before the Nazis do.
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