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Starring : Jay Chou,Lin Chi-ling,Eric Tsang,Chen Daoming,Baron Chen,Will Liu,Miao Pu
Genre : adventure/action/
SINOPSIS
Lan Ting, novelis muda sedang mencoba mencari ide untuk buku petualangan terbarunya. Ditengah kebingungannya, ia menerima sebuah telefon dari ayahnya yang tak pernah menghubungi bertahun-tahun. Akhirnya ia memutuskan untuk menulis novel tentang pencaharian harta karun seperti yang disampaikan ayahnya. Novel tersebut ia beri judul The Treasure Hunter (Pencaharian Harta Karun).
‘The Company’, sebuah sindikat mulai mencari peta harta karun tersebut. Mereka merencanakan pembunuhan atas Boss Tu, si pemilik peta. Tenyata, Boss Tu telah menyerahkan peta tersbeut kepada asistennya, Qiaou Fei. Pada saat yang bersamaan, putri tunggal Boss Tu, Ting Ting diculik oleh kelompok lain yang juga mengincar harta karun tersebut.
Selama petualangannya berlangsung, Qiaou fei dan temannya, Lan Ting dan seorang arkeolog, Hua Ding Bang, menemui banyak rintangan namun justru membuat mereka bersatu. Mereka dengan berhasil menemukan kerajaan kuno dan sejumlah artifak. Qiaou Fei menghadapi tantangan terbesar saat Desert Eagle mencoba menguji kesetiaannya.
‘The Company’, sebuah sindikat mulai mencari peta harta karun tersebut. Mereka merencanakan pembunuhan atas Boss Tu, si pemilik peta. Tenyata, Boss Tu telah menyerahkan peta tersbeut kepada asistennya, Qiaou Fei. Pada saat yang bersamaan, putri tunggal Boss Tu, Ting Ting diculik oleh kelompok lain yang juga mengincar harta karun tersebut.
Selama petualangannya berlangsung, Qiaou fei dan temannya, Lan Ting dan seorang arkeolog, Hua Ding Bang, menemui banyak rintangan namun justru membuat mereka bersatu. Mereka dengan berhasil menemukan kerajaan kuno dan sejumlah artifak. Qiaou Fei menghadapi tantangan terbesar saat Desert Eagle mencoba menguji kesetiaannya.
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Synopsis
In the northwest desert where countless prosperous dynasties have flourished and fallen, there is a rumor that buried amongst the sand exists a tomb containing countless riches. A group of mysterious guardians have been guarding the map to the location of the treasure until a fierce rivalry erupts. A notorious international crime group, The Company, manage to hunt down the map keeper but not before he manages to pass the map to a young chivalrous man, Ciao Fei (Jay Chou).Ciao Fei was forced to give up the map to save the live of his mentors daughter Lan Ting (Lin Chi Ling). Teaming up with Hua Ding Bang (Chen Daoming) (a famous archeologist) and Lan Ting they embark on a dangerous journey to recover the map and fight to protect the ancient treasure.
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TRAILER FILM TREASURE HUNTER :
Since the film revolves almost entirely around his character, it is fortunate that Tae Sik is a fully fleshed out and interesting figure, particularly during the early stages when, having no real prior frame of reference to his past behaviour, it comes as a shock to the viewer to see his extensive tattooing. Although it is initially difficult to associate such a meek and unassuming man with the murderous violence of which he has apparently been capable, Kim’s multilayered performance does a good job of providing subtle hints of his internal turmoil and the viciousness lurking beneath his timid exterior. This provides the film with a heartfelt emotional core, something which helps to overcome the inherent predictability of the plot, with the final showdown having been clearly marked from the opening scene. 
Thematically, the film acts like a checklist of the usual gangster film motifs, covering corruption, betrayal and the adverse affects of violence, though it does at least steer away from any glamorisation of the criminal life, with most of the characters being depicted as a cowardly lot. As the true nature of Tae Sik’s relationship with his surrogate mother is revealed, the film does explore some potentially more interesting territory. Unfortunately this emerges a little too late in the proceedings to add more than a sprinkling of psychological intrigue. 
Kang’s direction is solid, if unremarkable, though he does manage to give the film a generally polished look, and keeps things moving along at a reasonable pace, throwing in the odd burst of violence whenever things start to flag. His past experience as a director of comedy films shows through in places, adding a welcome touch of humour to the funny scenes which play upon Sik’s embarrassment at his tattoos and the fact that his fellow gangsters are clearly terrified of him, and seem to expect him to attack them at any moment. 
