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CMV: National Treasure is an amazing movie and a national treasure of it's own.

Nicholas Cage (Ben) puts on a phenomenal role playing a man trying to do good for his country and himself. His tale is inspired by him trying to do good, redeem his family's name, and make some big cash. 

The acting by Nicholas Cage and the rest of the cast members are on point, and probably one of the best fitting roles of Cage's career. 

The story involves history, an FBI investigation, a bad guy with the same goals as the main character just a bit twisted, an amazing supportive character (Justin Bartha as Riley), and a great love story that compels people to route for the protagonist even more as well as the end goal of finding the treasure. 

The film 14 years ago and even now has so much nostalgia of American history and pride that it legitimately is an all-American film. 

The plot to the eyes of anybody that isnt a full time treasure hunter or FBI agent is absolutely flawless. 

Argue with me on these things and I promise to be kind. But fair warning I am drunk on my couch watching this movie at 4a.m. and I will heckin do my best to defend this movie. And I'll do my best to make my defense as coherent as possible, God and spellcheck be with me.
Thanks (:
gpt
You are right. The acting is good and the story is decent.

But that isn’t all it takes for a movie to be a “national treasure”. The cinematography and directing? Meh, it gets the story by but never adds anything to the story. The action scenes? Passable for an action movie. Never anything new or daring or visually interesting. The story? Complelling and decent but again, nothing new nothing truely original.

There are plenty of movies that have good acting and decent storys. But to be a national treasure you need so so much originality or at the very least have the other dozen components of a film to be good.