(Three stars)

IF you get the feeling you've seen this film before, you have - it's a mish-mash of the Indiana Jones movies, with a dash of Tomb Raider and Pirates of the Caribbean thrown in for good measure.

This is standard glossy Disney fare dished up for families to get together and enjoy - and does a great job of entertaining without challenging for two hours.

Nicolas Cage heads up a great cast - including Jon Voight, Sean Bean and Diane Kruger - as the treasure hunter turned reluctant hero.

He learns of a plot to steal the Declaration of Independence for an invisible treasure map on the back of it - pointing the way to some of the world's greatest and rarest treasure.

Cage does his best to bring a depth of character to the role, something which is nice but completely pointless for a film like this.

Kruger provides the love interest and Voight puts in a good turn as Cage's world-weary dad.

Being Disney, no-one dies horribly, everything turns out happily and the world is put to rights.

This is fluffy, harmless fun and is well worth a look if you've got a couple of hours to spare.

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