Title: Reminiscent of the Da Vinci Code
Product review: The plot of the movie, with its secret societies, treasure hunts, and boy-and-girl-thrown-together-in-a-mutual-quest scenario were reminiscent of Dan Brown's "The Da Vinci Code", only better. Nicolas Cage's funny "sidekick" was a good addition that added a lot of laughs and one-liners. For me, one of the bests part of the movie was the on-location filming in the rotunda and other parts of the National Archive, which I happened to have visited this summer (by the way, if you get to Washington D.C., make this your first priority to go see. It inspires lasting awe, and would you believe it's free). Like the DaVinci Code, which had a lot of readers dashing to their computers to look at "The Last Supper", I bet a lot of people who see this movie run straight home and Google Ben Franklin's Silence Dogood letters. If you like history, or fun movies with a happy ending, this one won't disappoint. Go see it. We loved it.
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