黄金宝藏电影讲了什么

A. 求一部叫杰克的男主角和两位同伴一起寻找黄金宝藏的电影，中途有个军官带队人马追杀阻止他们发掘黄金的~

加勒比海盗 你说的应该是第一部或第二部

B. 有什么关于金矿，淘金，或黄金宝藏之类的电影啊····

很多很多《木乃伊》系列
《加勒比海盗》系列
《古墓丽影》系列
《星河战队》系列
《星际之门》系列
《图书馆员》系列
第七卷轴
所罗门王的宝藏
夺宝骑兵
黄金罗盘
还有李连杰的冒险王，相信你应该看过了吧

希望回答让你满意，

C. 关于寻找宝藏的电影有哪些

寻 龙 三 甲(电影)

导演:范雷

编剧:李皓

主演:刘思博/张欢/米特

类型:剧情/动作

制片国家/地区:中国大陆

语言:汉语普通话

上映日期:2019-10-30(中国大陆)

片长:91分钟

D. 黄金宝藏女主角叫什么名字

因为是蒙语电影，有人把女主角名字译为太文或泰平。

太文的出生，就是一个弥天大谎，一个夹杂着世俗的偏见与愚昧的谎言。这跟草原文化对男权的崇拜有关，霸王策本再强，没有儿子，就是一头没有爪牙的狮子，所以，必须有个儿子。

有个儿子，必须有个儿子，这是霸王策本的执念，但这不是策本的夙愿。看得出来，策本对太文的三个姐姐很是宠爱，并没有因为男女而有所改变，如果策本仅仅只是策本，可能太文的悲剧不会上演。

(4)黄金宝藏电影讲了什么扩展阅读：

剧情简介

有「巨人」称号的策本是那达慕节的摔跤冠军，尽管已获得无数次的胜利，年迈的他却没有儿子能继承这份荣耀，就在得知妻子生下的第四胎也是女儿的当下，策本决定把么女太文视为男孩来抚养，面对被迫放弃女儿身的太文，内心依旧渴望换上美丽的衣服，当个漂亮的女孩。

就在某次意外中，死对头杭艾发现这个惊人的真相，两人的关系也因此产生微妙的变化，究竟这个家族秘密能否永远守住，太文是否注定一生都得当个男孩子。

E. 求一个电影欧洲有关黄金宝藏的

《地心历险记2神秘岛》，开的不是飞船，是《海底两万里》里面尼莫船长当年造的潜水艇。最后那个人用潜艇开了个观光项目。

F. 搜一部武侠电影最后面一部分是讲金法像下面有很多黄金宝藏,很

这个是1980年卲氏电影《连城诀》，由牟敦芾导演，白彪、施思、吴元俊、岳华、廖丽玲主演。

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G. 黄金宝藏的英语影评

National Treasure 国家宝藏 英语影评

“National Treasure” is a summer movie released a few months too late. It’s one of those big action/goofball plot/popcorn movies that does well ring the long, hot days of summer. Why it’s hitting theaters smack dab in the middle of what’s unofficially referred to as the Oscar-hopeful season is a bit of mystery. Not quite as big of a mystery as what made the filmmakers cast Diane Kruger as Nicolas Cage’s love interest (I like her but she’s way out of her league in this film), but a head-scratcher nonetheless.

Have you read “The Da Vinci Code?” If so, then take that plot, spin it around until the whirling feeling leaves you woozy, and then transplant the story to America.

Remove the logical progression of events from “The Da Vinci Code” and you’ve got “National Treasure.”

Nicolas Cage stars as Benjamin Franklin Gates, the latest offspring of a long line of wacko Gates men who believe the Freemasons and America’s founding fathers conspired to carry on a 1,000+ year old plan to conceal the world’s greatest collection of treasures. Believing no government should control the unimaginable wealth, the treasure’s whereabouts are so secret that only a couple of people on earth believe the thing even exists.

Among the few who believe in the treasure are Gates and his trusted sidekick/comic relief buddy, Riley (Justin Bartha), who join up with another firm believer, Ian Howe (Sean Bean). Howe’s a wealthy businessman who you just know is going to betray them the first chance he gets. That first chance comes early on in the movie when Howe and his minions leave Gates and his little buddy for dead. Now two separate groups with one common goal, the opposing forces figure out the next clue involves the original Declaration of Independence, and the race is on to see who can get their hands on the heavily-guarded document first.

The hunt for the treasure continues for two hours (in movie time), with Gates meeting and falling for Abigail Chase (Kruger), dodging bullets, keeping one step ahead of the FBI, and dragging his poor old dad (Jon Voight) into the mess.

Even though the plot is ludicrous, Nicolas Cage, Justin Bartha and Sean Bean manage to make “National Treasure” into a fairly amusing, leave-your-brain-at-the-door, outing. It may sound like I didn’t enjoy the movie from my description of the film, but I really did have a good time watching Cage and his cohorts race around chasing clues.

Cage is engaging and pulls off the mix of action star and intellectual thinker, which leads me to believe he might be right for “The Da Vinci Code” if Tom Hanks falls out of the picture. It seems like “National Treasure” is almost a 2-hour long audition tape for the much-anticipated film adaptation of Dan Brown’s bestseller. We don’t see enough of Sean Bean in “National Treasure” but, as usual, he’s good at playing the bad guy. Bartha’s a pleasant surprise. Last seen with Ben Affleck and J-Lo in the really bad “Gigli,” Bartha shows he can actually act when given even decent material. The only disappointment as far as casting goes is Diane Kruger. The model-turned-actress is pleasing to look at but is horribly out of place playing one of the top bosses at the National Archives.

“National Treasure’s” one of those movies you have to be in the right mood to see. If you can get past Diane Kruger’s ever-changing accent, the twisted plot, and an intrusive musical score, then “National Treasure’s” a decent escapist sort of film. Just don’t go in expecting to be wowed.