Disney had a significant live-action hit on its hands with 2004’s Nic Cage-led “National Treasure,” a four-quadrant household action-adventure movie that snagged great evaluations and $347.5 million off a $100 million spending plan.
The follow up in 2007, however less popular seriously, still handled to snag $459.2 million from a $130 million spending plan. For several years there have actually been require a 3rd movie however Disney never ever pursued it.
The studio did ultimately navigate to restoring the home with the little-seen Disney+ series “National Treasure: Edge of History,” which was cancelled after a single season, however the need stays high for a Cage-led 3rd movie.
Cage himself, who plays Benjamin Franklin Gates in the movie, informs Due date that even is ‘astonished’ Disney hasn’t promoted another one:
“They’re a great deal of enjoyable. I indicate, I enjoy them too, and I believe Jon Turteltaub made a number of traditional movies for the entire household. I’m still sort of astonished that Disney hasn’t wished to make a 3rd one.
I believed the films brought a great deal of pleasure to the general public, and it’s definitely intriguing about history, and I believe all of that is rewarding filmmaking.
You can dig deep and enter into the more abstract things, like Bringing out the Dead, or Pig and even Dream Scenario, or you can open it up and make a motion picture that pleases a great deal of individuals and ideally provides households a possibility to leave a bit from whatever might be going on in the house or in the workplace. I believe they’re all legitimate.”
In other interviews in current times, Cage has absolutely nothing however favorable things to state about those movies and his time with them, calling the positivity of the character “captivating”.
Both “National Treasure” movies are presently offered on the Disney+ service.