Featured Audience Ratings

• Bruce B

  
  No more than the Indiana Jones of the library made for TV. 1st of 3 films in this series, I doubt I will waste my time with the other 2 movies, just to much better stuff out there. 2 1/2 stars

• jay n

  
  Mindless but fun spoof of Indiana Jones and the like. Wyle is a geeky pleasure in the lead with Sonya Walger beautiful and tough as his protector. Bob Newhart, Jane Curtin and Olympia Dukakis add nice touches in small roles.

• EightThirty .

  
  01/07/2010 (DVD) A good one for the family. This is another one that looks too much like a TV series than an actual movie but it is surprisingly a good sitting. A nice round of usual comedy that is fitting for the family with an adventurous story that keeps things interesting. The… More
  01/07/2010 (DVD) A good one for the family. This is another one that looks too much like a TV series than an actual movie but it is surprisingly a good sitting. A nice round of usual comedy that is fitting for the family with an adventurous story that keeps things interesting. The CGI is terrible but the film managed to keep me entertained.

• Wahida K

  
  He didn't want to be a hero. He only wanted a job.

• Jason S

  
  This is a fun little movie. The special effects are normal for a made for tv flick but they do the job of letting you know what it is you are supposed to be seeing. The story was simple but the mythology was fun. The idea of this library that holds all the worlds secret things from… More
  This is a fun little movie. The special effects are normal for a made for tv flick but they do the job of letting you know what it is you are supposed to be seeing. The story was simple but the mythology was fun. The idea of this library that holds all the worlds secret things from history is pretty neat even though it did take some suspension of belief for you to accept the way it was shown to you. As I said, this is a fun movie and it isn't trying to be more than that. The acting is fine and there are some pretty funny parts here and there to keep things light hearted. Noah Wyle plays the part well and it was an interesting character to see him play after being so dang serious for all the years he was on ER.

• Byron B

  
  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… 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 for a real job in the real world. He is hired and introduced to the mythical treasures hidden deep (the military got their security measures from the library) within the library's halls. An evil organization manages to steal an artifact and Flynn is thrown into an Indiana Jones type adventure. Flynn is spastic and not used to physical exertion, all he knows is books. So a no nonsense, good looking blond, martial arts expert named Nicole is assigned to protect him (much like the NBC show Chuck that began in 2007). Well it turns out the previous librarian (played by MacLachlan), believed to be dead and a love interest of Nicole's, is alive and leading the evil organization trying to piece together the three parts of a spear (the spear that pierced Jesus' side at the crucifixion, and can grant the bearer the ultimate power over life and death). So now because Flynn is an innocent man-child and MacLachlan has become power hungry, it is a battle between good librarian and bad librarian. This TV movie is filled with corny jokes, silly special effects, and no real suspense or thrills. It is too neatly packaged and made to run in the allotted time slot.

• Marion R

  
  I didn't expect much, I didn't get much.

• Leo L

  
  This is such a great film!

• Chad R

  
  uh...quit trying to be Indiana Jones...PLEASE!

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