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Anyone else refuse to see this based on how ridiculous the premise is?

posted 9 years ago by Gov_William_J_LePetomane
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I mean come on. A treasure map on the back of the Declaration of Independence? Really?

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[–] jtrip-45023 9 years ago

Anyone else refuse to see this based on how ridiculous the premise is?

Might as well skip most movies then. By the way, they did actually use "invisible ink" back then to keep secrets from spies who might have intercepted written communications.

[–] strntz 9 years ago

If not the Declaration then where?

A document of that importance would ensure the map's survival...

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[–] evbug53 9 years ago

It's a movie. That's kind of why I enjoyed it.

[–] shadylady21 9 years ago

I saw it and my eyes hurt afterwards. It was clearly a propaganda film trying to compete with davinci code. Americans were taking vacations outside the us to tour davinci locations, and not spending their underpaid salary here in the us. Totall propaganda. And when Nic Cage is the star??? It becomes a complete joke to those who haven't been brainwashed. I love America, but it's nowhere even close to being what you think it is.

[–] FYeahJenna 8 years ago

Except the Da Vinci Code was released (the book, it was 2003. This movie came out in 2004 and would have long been in production before knowing anything about the book.

[–] strntz (12736) 6 years ago

Come on FyJ, you're tinkling on the lady's deranged conspiracy theory!!

[–] jack-upland 8 years ago

You are obviously working for the Freemasons or the Illuminati.

[–] chilone 8 years ago

Yeah, this is the only good movie with a "ridiculous premise".

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[–] PaladinNJ (21629) 6 years ago

Hope you had a chance to see it. You would be surprised.