Noah Wyle, Sonya Walger, Bob Newhart
Broadcast to record ratings on the TNT cable network, this Raiders-esque adventure does not go by the book, starting with its atypical action hero and his decidedly uncool profession. Flynn Car...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 30, 2005
Stats: 584 reviews
Charming, made for TV film, in which Noal Wyle plays a character created from elements of Indiana Jones mixed with a little of Sherlock Holmes ('The Red Headed League') and the three-stooges, pited against the evil Kyle MacLachlan in a quest to own the 'spear that pierced Christ....( read more)
The producer Dean Devlin is fully taking advantage of the age of the nerd. Noah Wyle's character Flynn is a socially awkward career student who has powers of observation and deduction similar to Sherlock Holmes. He is mysteriously drawn to an interview at a Metropolitan Library...( read more)
A little cheesy, somewhat of a rip-off to the Indiana Jones line. It doesn't have the "grandeur" of National Treasure, but i would still consider it a great family night movie to watch with the kids. Worthy of a watch, kids will probably love it (i'm thinking 8-12 year olds) but...( read more)
If it weren't for Noah Wyle (whom I've loved since his "ER" days), I probably would have given this Indiana Jones imitator a lower score.
The plot was fairly original, the fight scenes were poorly choreographed and looked bad, It's a made for tv movie so it is worth the watch if you go in knowing that and expecting it to be a made for tv movie.
Your typic Professor-turned Archealogist movie, although it turned out to be better than I expected it to be
A low-budget pastiche of the Indiana Jones, National Treasure and Tomb Raider franchises.
J'ai bien aimé ce film d'aventures avec un bibliothécaire intelligent et maladroit. C'est drôle qu'il soit sans cesse sauver par une femme :)
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