| One of the surprise blockbusters of 2004,
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| | place by the Knights Templar and the
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| National Treasure evokes images of the
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| | Masons that hold the key to a treasure of
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| Indiana Jones trilogy with its
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| | unimaginable consequences from the era of
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| adventurous search for a mysterious
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| | the Crusades while doing so with the aid
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| hidden treasure. But more than likely,
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| | of a beautiful woman curator of the very
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| the film is the result of the massive
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| | archive which holds the crucial clues to
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| commercial success of a "quest for the
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| | its discovery, all while an evil
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| holy grail" novel entitled The Da Vinci
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| | competitor who seeks the treasure for
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| Code. Since its release, Dan Brown's book
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| | himself follows on his heels - whew! is a
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| has sold over twenty million copies, and
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| | plot device that's eerily similar to Dan
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| its plot of a historian turned treasure
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| | Brown's bestseller.
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| hunter who uncovers ancient clues put in
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