With the Fourth of July holiday quickly approaching, you might be revisiting some American movie classics. And if National Treasure (2004) is one of the films you're rewatching, we've pinpointed a few ...

Fans have long wondered if a National Treasure 3 is in development and if Nicolas Cage would return in the new movie. Here is all that is known at the moment. Talk of another National Treasure film ...

After two popular films and a Disney+ series, the National Treasure franchise has proved to be a fun, fictional take on historical events — with over a decade of conversations about continuing to ...

Cage famously played a treasure hunter Ben Franklin Gates, who stole the Declaration of Independence in 2004’s National Treasure, which was a box office success. Three years later, the film had the ...

While the production of National Treasure 3 obviously depends on a strong script and the return of Cage, other cast members being willing to return certainly doesn’t hurt. Bartha has already proven he ...

In another recent interview with Variety, Cage admitted that he still can’t say the line, “I’m gonna steal the Declaration of Independence,” without laughing. “How do you take something that is so ...

Film critics understand movies inside and out because that’s what the job calls for. We know what makes a movie great and we inversely know what derails a film. Yet, sometimes, we collectively go too ...

For the first time in almost two decades, a new National Treasure film might actually be in the works - at least according to a recent report. Film industry insider Daniel Richtman revealed to his ...

Twenty years ago, Nicolas Cage’s Benjamin Franklin Gates did the impossible in the movie National Treasure: he stole the Declaration of Independence. Directed by Jon Turtletaub, the adventure film ...

Shane Romanchick is a TV and Movie News author for Collider. He also runs his own blog Entershanement Reviews where he writes about and reviews the latest movies. He graduated from Regis College in ...

The film is a true love or hate affair, with Hanks himself all but disowning the trilogy as fun, necessary commercial filmmaking that had little historical substance to offer viewers. Nevertheless, it ...