i'm still skeptical. Roger Ebert says your mouth hangs open--at how preposterous the movie is. Question: just because the stars are over 30, does that mean the movie is then for the 30+ audience? Can't youngsters in their 20s still go? That was my question to Tracey earlier: when I was in my early 20's I didn't stay away from a good action flick simply because the stars were in their 30s or 40s.
-------------- Original message -------------- From: "Mike Street" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I saw National Treasure 2 last night and it was good actually. I'm pretty much into anything that involves puzzles and decoding something. I play a lot of turn based card games, and I enter just about any online contest that involves puzzle solving. My favorite online puzzle contest was the Da Vinic Code. It was really well done. But NT2 was wayyy better then the first one. And it was cross generational so not all movie are youth obsessed. This one was totally for the 30+ audience. The young people in this movie only played a minor role. You can't make Nick Cage look younger then 35 esp. with the hair plugs he's got going on. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
