This is a wonderful action movie. The story is interesting. I am not sure it answers the plots question in the end but the chase is on and victory is achieved. A MUST GO TO SEE.

I looked forward to this movie and was not disappointed. The action is still there jumping from one place to another and the chase scene was really good. I loved the interaction of "his parents" and the ending was great. I want to know what was on page 47. Another sequel maybe? I hope so. Take the whole family to this one--it's fun!

My wife, ten year old daughter and I saw NT2-BOS tonight. The theatre was packed. EVERYONE loved it! The laughs were plenty and they were intentional. The action was very exciting. The sets were huge and stunning. The giant landscape shots (London, Paris, Mount Rushmore) were breathtaking. The music is energetic and comes to a crescendo at just the right moments. The actors were obviously having a ton of fun making this movie. There's a reason Nicolas Cage is considered such a great actor. He can play any role. His character has more fun (note the bust out loud scene at Buckingham Palace) in this film than the first. I read an unfavorable review in a big city newspaper about NT2. I disagree completely with everything stated in it. This movie is escapism at its very best. To say it's "unbelievable" is ridiculous. It's an adventure movie about unlocking age old clues and finding hidden treasure. I guess the reviewer wants a "serious" treasure movie....

I loved the first movie - I'm a real fan of any movie that involves treasure hunting and the thought that our ancestors may have been thinking forward to us and leaving us messages, clues, and even treasures (of material or cultural value). While I didn't like this one as well as the first movie, it was still interesting and enjoyable.

I went to see this movie when it opened at midnight and I was surprised. I normally don't expect much from sequels but this exceeded all of my expectations and actually left me thinking about a trilogy for this series. If your teetering on whether to see it or not, I would say go. I think you'll enjoy it and hopefully you will.