★★★ナショナル・トレジャー リンカーン暗殺者の日記★★★ 映画動画 Movie :National Treasure: Book of Secrets 电影
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『ナショナル・トレジャー リンカーン暗殺者の日記』（洋題：National Treasure: Book of Secrets）は、2007年公開のアメリカ映画。2004年に公開された映画『ナショナル・トレジャー』の続編である。 また、ニコラス・ケイジが主演した作品で1番興行収入が高い。ちなみにニコラス・ケイジはこの作品で第28回ゴールデンラズベリー賞ワースト男優賞にノミネートされた。
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リンカーン大統領暗殺事件の犯人、ジョン・ウィルクス・ブースの日記が見つかり、そこにはベンの祖先が暗殺事件にかかわっていたという記録が残されていた。汚名を晴らそうとベンは再び冒険に出る。
[編集] キャスト
ニコラス・ケイジ - ベン・ゲイツ（歴史学者、冒険家）
ジャスティン・バーサ - ライリー・ブール（ベンの親友、敏腕ハッカー）
ダイアン・クルーガー - アビゲイル・チェイス（公文書館責任者）
ジョン・ヴォイト - パトリック・ゲイツ（ベンの父親、暗号学者）
ハーヴェイ・カイテル - セダスキー（FBI捜査官）
ヘレン・ミレン - エミリー・アップルトン（ベンの母親、言語学者）
エド・ハリス - ジェブ・ウィルキンソン（トレジャー・ハンター）
ブルース・グリーンウッド - アメリカ合衆国大統領
ジョエル・グレッチ - トーマス・ゲイツ（ベンの祖先）
[編集] ロケーション
前作に続いて多くの歴史的建造物で撮影が行われた。
アメリカ合衆国議会議事堂
アメリカ議会図書館
リンカーン記念館
ホワイトハウス
ラシュモア山
エッフェル塔
ビッグ・ベン
バッキンガム宮殿
マウント・ヴァーノン
自由の女神像#パリの自由の女神像
[編集] ノベライズ
ディズニー・プレスから、この映画のノベライズが出版されている。National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets The Junior Novel (ISBN 978-1423106272) では、撮影されたものと内容が少し異なる。Changing Tides: A Gates Family Mystery (ISBN 978-1423108146) はゲイツ家の歴史について書かれている。
National Treasure: Book of Secrets is a 2007 adventure film. It is the sequel to the 2004 film National Treasure. It was directed by Jon Turteltaub and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer.
It was stated in the first film's commentary that there were no plans for a sequel, but due to the first film's impressive box-office performance, earning $347.5 million worldwide, a sequel was given the go-ahead in 2005. After 38 days of release, the sequel out-grossed the original with $441.8 million being earned worldwide.
The Motion Picture Association of America rated the film PG for some violence and action.[1] The film premiered in New York City on December 13, 2007 and was released in the Middle East, Korea, and Taiwan on December 19, 2007. It was released in Australia on December 20, 2007. The film opened in the United States, Canada, Japan, Spain, and Italy on December 21, 2007. It was released in Germany on January 24, 2008. It was released in the United Kingdom and Denmark on February 8, 2008.
Five days after the end of the Civil War, John Wilkes Booth and another man, both members of the Knights of the Golden Circle, enter a tavern and approach Thomas Gates (Ben Gates' great-great grandfather). They produce a diary containing an encrypted message, and entice Thomas, a well-known puzzle solver, to decode it. Thomas recognizes the message as using the Playfair cipher and begins to translate it. While he does so, Booth leaves for Ford's Theater to assassinate President Lincoln. Thomas solves the puzzle, a clue to a treasure map, and realizes the men are still loyal to the Confederate cause and have a sinister motive for finding the treasure, unfortunately he realizes this too late. The Confederate man pulls a gun on him, threatening to shoot him if he does not hand over the diary, however he is distracted from Thomas when chaos erupts in the bar over news of Lincoln's assassination. Thomas rips several pages from the diary and throws them in the fireplace. The second man shoots him and attempts to retrieve the pages, only succeeding in saving a small piece. The dying Thomas gasps, "The war is over," but the man disagrees, stating, "You're wrong about that, the war has only just begun," and rushes from the bar. With his final breath, Thomas tells his young son, Charles Gates, "The debt that all men pay."
Over a 100 years later, Ben Gates is telling his great-great grandfather's story at a conference on Civilian Heroes to great acclaim until black market dealer Mitch Wilkinson shows one of the eighteen missing pages of John Wilkes Booth's diary, with Thomas Gates' name on it, convincing everyone that Thomas was the mastermind behind the Lincoln assassination. Ben sets out to prove the innocence of his great-great grandfather.
Using spectral imaging, Ben discovers a cipher pointing to Édouard Laboulaye hidden on the back of the diary page. He travels to Paris, where he finds a cryptic clue engraved on the torch of the scale model of the Statue of Liberty on the Île des Cygnes in Paris, referring to the two Resolute desks. Ben heads to Buckingham Palace, seeking out the closer of the two desks. With the help of his friend Riley Poole and estranged girlfriend, Abigail Chase, he is able to sneak into the Queen's office to find an ancient wooden plank hidden in the desk. He is then pursued by Wilkinson, who, having broken into his father Patrick Gates' house, has cloned Patrick's cell phone in order to track Ben's whereabouts. Wilkinson eventually obtains the piece, but not before Ben manages to photograph the symbols carved into the plank.
At Ben's insistence, Patrick reluctantly asks his ex-wife for help in translating the mysterious glyphs. She does so, but points out that some of the glyphs are partial, leading Ben to conclude another plank must be hidden in the other Resolute desk, which is located in the Oval Office. With the unknowing help of Abigail's new boyfriend, who works for the White House, Ben and Abigail coax their way into the office to see the desk, where Ben discovers that the second plank is missing. However, he does find a stamp bearing the seal of the Book of Secrets. According to Riley, the Book of Secrets contains documents collected by Presidents for Presidents' eyes only, covering such controversial subjects as the JFK assassination, Watergate, and Area 51.
To find the location of the book, Ben crashes the President's birthday party to be held at Mount Vernon by booking all other approved locations. When Ben sneaks into the party, he convinces the President to follow him into a secret tunnel under the house where he confronts him about the book. The President tells him the location of the book in the Library of Congress and tells him to read page 47 as well as the information he needs. In the book, Ben finds a picture of the plank from the desk and a note saying that President Coolidge found it in 1924, had it destroyed, and had the Mount Rushmore monument built to hide the treasure.
At Mount Rushmore, Ben, Riley, Abigail, and Patrick meet Mitch, who has kidnapped Ben's mother. Mitch provides a clue to the entrance of a cave containing the legendary native American city of gold, Cíbola. Despite several traps they manage to find the city, but rising flood waters force them to leave. In the last room before the exit, a mechanism requires one person to stay behind while the others could leave. Mitch forces everyone to let him go first, but rising water forces him to be the last person left. Ben tries to help him out, but Mitch cannot come to Ben without the door closing. Mitch decides to sacrifice himself and allow the others to escape the flooding cavern, and Ben agrees to give him credit for finding the treasure. Ben clears his family's name with the discovery and is cleared of all charges when the President tells everyone that Ben saved his life after the door to the tunnel closed accidentally. Ben also ensures Mitch receives joint credit for the find. The President then asks Ben about what he read on page 47 of the Book of Secrets, to which Ben replies: "It's life-altering".
