Treasure Golden Films
in National Treasure 2 ,,,why was the name of thomas gates on the missing page?
he transcribed it in the beginning of the film? but I didn’t see him write his name there.. I am missing something, because we didn’t get to see the whole film, because the theatre burnt down during the movie. we had to evacuate. it’s in the news. “local theatre fire”
one more question. how does the discovery of the city of gold clear thomas gates’s name??? so what if they found the golden city? what does that prove? that thomas gates was trying to destroy the clues?? isn’t that just hearsay??
okay, sorry, just one more question… I heard wilkeson committed suicide in the end of the flim?? is this true???
man, I hate fires.
How did it clear his name? There are many open questions about that, and YA users haven’t been able to reach a consensus yet. No, he did not commit suicide. It’s hard to explain without giving up the ending, but they got into a situation where SOMEONE had to die. And it turned out that Wilkeson got put in that position. It wasn’t really by choice.
GOLDEN FILMS ANIMATED CLASSICS – Series 3 Footage
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TREASURE ISLAND Enchanted Tales Animated 1996 Golden Films SONY VHS $3.50 |
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The Emperor’s Treasure (Golden Films) $1.99 |
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1930s Film/Movie Album. The Golden Treasure Album of the Screen. $7.88 |
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The Emperor’s Treasure (Golden Films) $4.00 |
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16mm Feature Film – TREASURE OF THE GOLDEN CONDOR – 1953 CORNEL WILDE Movie $126.65 |
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The Emperor’s Treasure (Golden Films), New DVD, , Diane Paloma Eskenazi $4.84 |
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The Emperor’s Treasure (Golden Films), DVD, , Diane Paloma Eskenazi $5.78 |
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Golden Age Of Silent Films $7.59 Rated: NRSynopsis: The Golden Age of Silent Films – 2 DVD Collector’s Embossed Tin!!!!!!! Relive the silent film days while enjoying An Armchair Theater Production of The Golden Age of Silent Films. Your host, Dale Reed, introduces each of these timeless classics with a memorable and entertaining history of each film and their stars. As you watch each film enjoy an original music score written and recorded to help bring back the authentic feeling of an old time nickelodeon showing. Observe Douglas Fairbanks as the masked crusader in the 1920 classic version of The Mark of Zorro in our first volume of this series. Watch as Rudolph Valentino stars as The Toreador in the 1922 production of Blood and Sand. Watch the genius of Lon Chaney in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, made for Universal in 1923, which remains today the most famous version of the classic Victor Hugo tale. Take in the expertise of John Barrymore in the 1920 Paramount release of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. John Barrymore played as the respected London physician who experiments with a drug succeeding in separating the good and evil personalities in his soul. Watch how much Barrymore enjoyed himself in this jewel by the astounding zest with which he throws himself into the more gruesome moments. This version still remains the one to beat! |
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Golden Treasure $24.99 ” |
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The Lost Films of John Wayne by McGivern, Carolyn Edition ILL, 0 $23.49 In a career of more than fifty years?spanning the Golden Era from 1926 to 1976?Hollywood icon John Wayne created a treasure trove of movies. Today, scarcely an hour goes by without one of them appearing on television somewhere in the world. With most of the Wayne films available to his fans today, just a few of them remain unavailable in this era of remastered miracles. Of all the movies he made beyond the 1939 'Stagecoach' age, only two have been kept from the public: 'Island in the Sky' and 'The High and the Mighty.' Many reasons have been suggested for why the two films have been unavailable until the summer of 2005, from the thought that the original films were damaged and the copies were not good enough for additional distribution to the theory that they have been withheld for a future grand release. Whatever the reasons may be, 'The Lost Films of John Wayne' honors his work in both films and servesa as a loving portrayal of some fo the lesser-known images he left behind. |
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Treasure of the Golden Cheetah $12.99 In 1920s Africa, American adventurer Jade del Cameron escorts a group of moviemakers on safari to Mount Kilimanjaro-and confronts a murderer. On safari for a Hollywood film shoot about King Solomon’s lost treasure, Jade is to assist a troupe of American actors, some of whom are keen on finding the real treasure. Jade cannot wait to photograph Mount Kilimanjaro up close-and contemplate her beloved Sam’s marriage proposal… Then, on the eve of their departure, the film’s financial backer is killed by a native man who then commits suicide. As the group heads out, an uneasy Sam remains behind to investigate. Meanwhile, several hoaxes and a fatal curse convince Jade that a killer is at work among them. As Sam races to save her, Jade is tested as never before, by mysterious supernatural forces-and by a vengeful murderer… |
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Treasure $10 Treasure |
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A Treasure $12.49 A Treasure |
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The Treasure $2.39 The Treasure |
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Adult Sexy Golden Treasure Pirate Costume $52.97 Arrrgghh, Lass, all the golden treasures of the high seas shall be yours, for your beauty surpasses that of any other woman. The Women’s Sexy Golden Treasure Pirate Costume features an ornate jacket of black stretch velvet and gold foil brocade. It has lo |
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Sexy Women’s Golden Treasure Pirate Costume $57.99 Arrrgghh, Lass, all the golden treasures of the high seas shall be yours, for your beauty surpasses that of any other woman. The Women’s Sexy Golden Treasure Pirate Costume features an ornate jacket of black stretch velvet and gold foil brocade. It has lo |
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Lon Chaney Collection – Four Rare Films $14.99 Rated: NRSynopsis: One of the greatest horror icons of the 20th century, Lon Chaney, Jr. lit up the screen in a wide variety of performances in every type of role imaginable. Now, here is the ultimate collection of Chaney rarities, never before available on DVD! Manfish: In this eerie tale inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Tell-Tale Heart,” treasure seekers, native curses and the hideous haunting sound of a dead man’s breathing conspire to drive a killer insane. The Golden Junkman: One of Lon’s rarest and best portrayals as an aging Greek immigrant who enrolls in college to earn the respect of his grown sons. Lock-Up: An excellent crime-mystery starring Macdonald Carey, with Lon as a small town sheriff determined to capture the killer of a straying wife. Special Bonus Feature: The Indestructible Man, for the first time from a 35mm source! This Lon Chaney horror staple can finally be seen in a crisp, clear edition unlike any previous release. Throw away those budget editions; this is the real deal! |
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Treasure Island $9.76 Rated: PGSynopsis: Some critics, not completely enchanted with Treasure Planet, wondered why the Walt Disney Studios didn’t make a straight animated version of Robert Louis Stevenson’s enduring story about a boy and his pirate. One reason may be that Disney already made that movie in 1950, a ripping adventure that ranks among the studio’s greatest live-action family classics. Bobby Driscoll stars as plucky young Jim Hawkins, who comes into possession of a pirate treasure map. Robert Newton is perhaps the definitive screen Long John Silver, complete with the “aargh” brogue and “pieces of eight”-squawking parrot atop his shoulder that launched a thousand parodies. Although the PG-rated violence may seem small potatoes compared to today’s screen action vehicles, it’s certainly notable for a Disney movie. One pirate takes a knife in the back, and in a tense climactic scene, Jim is wounded in the shoulder. Other unfortunate swabs tend to get shot in the face. DVD enthusiasts may quarrel with the less than pristine picture quality and the lack of extras, but young seafaring landlubbers and nostalgic baby boomers will thrill to the opportunity of sailing away with Jim and crew. Donald LiebensonThe Walt Disney production of the Robert Louis Stevenson classic novel Treasure Island is one of the company’s best live-action films of the ’50s, and one of the best family-oriented adventures ever filmed. Bobby Driscoll plays Jim Hawkins, a young cabin boy who battles the pirate Long John Silver (Robert Newton) for a treasure. Disney changes the ending of the book, yet the film is so entertaining–particularly Newton’s scene-stealing performance–that the difference is forgivable. In the ’70s, Treasure Island was re-issued with “objectionable” violence cut out of the print; the original version was restored in the 1992 home video re-release. Stephen Thomas ErlewinePRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL NOTES:Aspect Ratio: Pre-1954 Standard (1.33.1)Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1 SurroundFeatures: Full restored ; Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound ; Original theatrical aspect ratio (1.33:1)Time: 1 Hour 36 Minutes |
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Treasure’s Golden Dream $2 This book is in Good Used condition |
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The Lost Treasure of the Golden Sun $11.96 This book is in New – Excellent condition |
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Golden Treasure, by Reesink $9.95 This book is in Good Used condition |
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Golden Treasure Catch a Spoonful $15 This book is in Good Used condition |