National Treasure
A historian from a line of disgraced fortune hunters discovers a treasure map on the back of the Declaration of Independence.
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Hopefully the film was made by an American. You may well get finance to make the film by mentioning the Declaration of Independance, but to the rest of the world, is it of any importance?
It is a long time since I saw the film, I remember N. Cage’s father was after the secret treasure. Was his father’s father after it as well? A mention of the problems finding the treasure might be good, about his opponents?
I haven’t seen the movie but this only gives us the Inciting Incident. What is the historian trying to achieve for most of the movie? I guess: find the the treasure… but what are the obstacles?
Try starting like this to figure out how to include the most important story points:
“When a disgraced fortune hunter discovers a treasure map on the back of the D.o.I., he must … ”
Is there a character journey? Why was he disgraced? Does he overcome this weakness? Can you include it without making the logline sound overweight?