Joshua Clayton

I agree with the last reviewer, and would like to add this, anything that tells too much truth in this thing is forgotten to an extent. That's why I bought DVD's of both National Treasure movies when I could buy them in their original format. When all is said and done, who wants the reality, honesty or truth when it is not comfortable, even when put into a palatable fictionalized format. This is where political correctness comes in to "save us all from getting too real about everything" and solving real problems anyhow. But, I will stop my rambling here and say, this was one of the last great movies that said and did something real, the end.

All I can say is that it was a different time in that era, not better, but different. I would like to make that clear. Either way, the show was a cute and escapist romantic show I liked as a kid going through hell at school, that's it.

Well, who really wants their heroes to die?