Title: A Far-Fetched, but Pleasant, Adventure.
Product review: If you are willing to suspend logic, you will see an entertaining story. From previews, I guessed that this would be a take-off on Raiders of the Lost Ark, and it is. We have a search for treasure that begins with a secret message on the Declaration of Independence (What?) and ends in a spooky grotto. Still, everything comes out fine at the end. The story almost lost me at the start. First, they have a stunning blonde in charge of things at the National Archives. Is this the same National Archives that I have visited? Second, the blonde plays fast and loose with the Declaration of Independence. That's even more difficult to imagine. But then the story settles down to one chase after another among our nation's historic sites, so you can just hang on and let it race off in all directions. It should entertain children as well as adults, and I don't recall any cussing, nudity, gore, or sex. That makes it a family picture, so sit back and enjoy it.
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