![National Treasure [WS] [2 Discs] [Blu-ray/DVD]](http://prodimage.images-bn.com/pimages/0786936811346_p0_v2_s311x398.jpg "pdp")
National Treasure [WS] [2 Discs] [Blu-ray/DVD]
Director: Jon Turteltaub Cast: Nicolas Cage , Diane Kruger , Justin Bartha , Sean Bean , Jon Voight
Blu-ray
(DVD Included ed.)
$14.99
- Release Date: 02/08/2011
- UPC: 0786936811346
- Original Release: 2004
- Rating: PG
- Source: Walt Disney Video
- Region Code: 1
- Presentation: [Wide Screen]
- Sound: [Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
- Language: English
- Runtime: 7860
- Sales rank: 10,722
Play
Scene Selection
Set Up
Audio Options
English Dolby Digital 5.1
French Dolby Digital 5.1
Captions And Subtitles
Captions
English for the Hearing Impaired
Subtitles
French
Spanish
Subtitles: None
Register Your DVD
Sneak Peeks
Play All
Herbie Fully Loaded
Walt Disney Pictures Presents Tarzan II
The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy
The Pacifier
Scrubs
America's Heart & Soul
Sacred Planet
Alias
Bonus Treasure Hunt
National Treasure On Location [11:17]
Deleted Scenes [7:47]
Play With Director Commentary: On/Off
Play All
Thomas And The President [1:45]
Extended Shaft Sequence [6:02]
Opening Scene Animatic [2:21]
Play With Director Commentary: On/Off
Play All
Intro [:24]
Animatic [2:21]
Alternate Ending [1:50]
Play With Director Commentary: On/Off
Play All
Intro [:45]
Alternate Ending [1:01]
14.99
Out Of Stock
A man sets out to steal a lost fortune in order to save it in this adventure drama from producer Jerry Bruckheimer. Benjamin Franklin Gates (Nicolas Cage) is an archeologist who is from the eighth generation of a family who has shared an unusual quest. As Gates-family legend has it, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin hid a massive cache of gold during the waning days of the Revolutionary War and left clues as to its whereabouts in the original drafts of the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. With no firm proof that it actually exists, Gates sets out to crack the code that will lead him to the fortune, which, as a member of the Gates clan, he is sworn to protect from wrongdoers. National Treasure also features Sean Bean, Harvey Keitel, Justin Bartha, and Jon Voight.
Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought
-
- National Treasure 2: Book of…
- by Nicolas CageJustin BarthaDiane KrugerJon VoightHelen MirrenJon TurteltaubJon Turtletaub
-
- Con Air [Blu-ray]
- by Nicolas CageJohn CusackJohn MalkovichSteve BuscemiVing RhamesSimon West
-
- The Italian Job [Blu-ray]
- by Mark WahlbergCharlize TheronDonald SutherlandJason StathamSeth GreenF. Gary GrayGary GrayPeter CollinsonDonald De Line
-
- The Thomas Crown Affair…
- by Rene RussoPierce BrosnanDenis LearyFaye DunawayBen GazzaraJohn McTiernan
-
- Shane [Blu-ray]
- by Alan LaddJean ArthurVan HeflinBrandon de WildeJack PalanceGeorge Stevens
-
- WarGames [Blu-ray]
- by Matthew BroderickDabney ColemanAlly SheedyBarry CorbinJohn Badham
-
- The Next Three Days [2 Discs] …
- by Russell CroweElizabeth BanksLiam NeesonOlivia WildeBrian DennehyPaul Haggis
-
- The Punisher [Blu-ray]
- by Thomas JaneJohn TravoltaJames CarpinelloLaura HarringWill PattonJonathan HensleighAvi AradGale Anne Hurd
-
- Hidalgo [Blu-ray]
- by Viggo MortensenZuleikha RobinsonOmar SharifLouise LombardAdam Alexi-MalleJoe Johnston
-
- The Getaway [Blu-ray]
- by Steve McQueenAli MacGrawAl LettieriSally StruthersBen JohnsonSam Peckinpah
-
- Predator [Ultimate Hunter…
- by Arnold SchwarzeneggerCarl WeathersElpidia CarrilloBill DukeJesse VenturaJohn McTiernan
Recently Viewed
-
![National Treasure [WS] [2 Discs] [Blu-ray/DVD]](//prodimage.images-bn.com/pimages/0786936811346_p0_v2_s311x398.jpg)
- National Treasure [WS] [2…
- Director: Nicolas Cage
Although this rousing adventure film takes place in the present and sports any number of up-to-the-minute gadgets and gimmicks, it's firmly rooted in the high-adventure style of an earlier era. We'll go so far as to say that National Treasure could just as easily have been made 50 years ago. But then it wouldn't have had Nicolas Cage, who infuses his derring-do with even more believability than the script demands. He plays Ben Gates, the youngest in a family of historians dedicated to uncovering a fabulous treasure secreted by our country's Founding Fathers during the Revolutionary War. As the movie begins, Ben has already deciphered several coded clues to the treasure's whereabouts that are sprinkled -- here the film echoes the bestselling novel The Da Vinci Code -- throughout the Declaration of Independence and other historic documents, and even our paper money. And he's managed to convince National Archives worker Abigail Chase (Diane Kruger) that he's on the level. Now all they have to do is get to the buried riches before unscrupulous Ian Howe (Sean Bean) confiscates the stash. Director Jon Turteltaub (While You Were Sleeping) paces National Treasure like one of those old Saturday-matinee cliff-hangers: chase, capture, rescue, and all over again. He breezes past the yarn's improbabilities -- which, we must confess, are myriad -- and concentrates on pumping up the action sequences until they've reached a feverish, nail-biting intensity. We have always felt that Cage was one of the screen's unlikeliest action heroes, but he brings such intensity to the film that you can't help but believe him, even in the most outlandish situations. Jon Voight lends strong support as his father, and Christopher Plummer completes the family tree with a twinkly-eyed turn as Cage's grandpa. For two hours of wildly implausible fun, you could hardly do better than National Treasure.