In BURIED TREASURE, John Thaw stars as Harry Jenkins, a bull-headed estate agent whose life changes when police arrive at his door with news that his estranged daughter has died,... more
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Actor(s): John Thaw, Rachel Davies, Wil Johnson, Dominique Jackson
Director(s): Adrian Shergold
Genre: Drama
Classification: Parental Guidance
Production Year: 2000
Running Time: 1 hour 58 minutes
Plot: In BURIED TREASURE, John Thaw stars as Harry Jenkins, a bull-headed estate agent whose life changes when police arrive at his door with news that his estranged daughter has died, leaving her own mixed-race daughter. Harry, accompanied by the grandchild he never knew he had, embarks on a journey to London to find the girl's father, and learns some much-needed lessons about the meaning of family.
Release details
DVD Region: Region 2 (Europe)
Studio(s): ITV DVD; CINRAM LOGISTICS
Release date: 11/06/2007
No of Discs: 1
Catalogue No: 3711525043
Barcode: 5037115250438
DVD Description
In BURIED TREASURE, John Thaw stars as Harry Jenkins, a bull-headed estate agent whose life changes when police arrive at his door with news that his estranged daughter has died, leaving her own mixed-race daughter. Harry, accompanied by the grandchild he never knew he had, embarks on a journey to London to find the girl's father, and learns some much-needed lessons about the meaning of family.
Advantages: Mindless fun Disadvantages: Poor story, indifferent acting, poor characters
.... A few masons passed on the knowledge of the clues from generation to generation, until only a single clue remained.
From the moment Ben heard this tale he has been involved in the search to track down and decrypt the clues that have been left for them. Now aged in his thirties he has devoted some of the best years of his life to the discovery of this treasure without success.
With the financial backing of Ian Howe, Ben finally starts making some progress when he cracks the first clue and finds a ship long buried under snow. When the ship is retrieved from its icy grave Ben, Ian and the team discover the next clue in the trail. After a quick analysis of the clue the team decide that the next stage of the trail is found on the back of the Declaration of Independence and that it is probably invisible to the naked eye. Due...
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Advantages: Very Fun, Exciting, Based Loosely On Historical Fact Disadvantages: Extremely Silly
...As a child Benjamin Franklin Gates (first names sound familiar?) was brought up on wild stories of thrilling battles, breathtaking chases and heroic knights saving damsels in distress from certain death, but one story stuck with him throughout his whole life, a tale of a buriedtreasure so powerful, no one man should ever have it to himself, this treasure was passed down through history seeing the Egyptian slaves, Roman Emperors and Crusaders, but was discovered by the Mason's only to be lost, hidden somewhere, never to be seen again……….
Now an adult explorer Ben has made it his life's work to track down this gold and prove all the cynics wrong, going from one clue to the next. Daring stunts, thrilling chases and passionate love affairs pursue, but will he piece together the intricate threads of this elaborate maze before his arch...
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Advantages: Solid acting, fun storyline, interesting ideas, fast-paced action Disadvantages: Very silly and unbelievable in places
...National Treasure (2004) - FILM ONLY REVIEW
Certificate: PG (UK) / PG (USA) / PG (Ireland)
Run time: 131 minutes
Director: Jon Turteltaub
Main cast:
Ben Gates - Nicholas Cage
Abigail Chase - Diane Kruger
Riley Poole - Justin Bartha
Ian Howe - Sean Bean
Patrick Gates - Jon Voight
Special Agent Sadusky - Harvey Keitel
As someone with an interest in history and archaeology, it is perhaps not surprising that I enjoyed the cheerfully silly Disney action adventure "National Treasure". Something of a sleeper hit when it was first released, this film was generally enjoyed by audiences but widely slated by critics; hardly surprising given that this is more family entertainment than Oscar contender, and the plot can get about as unbelievable as it is possible for any film to get in certain places. "National Treasure" is an old...
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