THE LIBRARIAN 1- QUEST FOR THE SPEAR
First things first. This is not a serious show!! Noah Wyle is not
Cary Grant!! And the story line is, well preposterous!! That being
said, this is a lot of fun!! Noah is a professional student who gets
thrown out of school because he already has 22 degrees, and he
needs to get out in the world to experience life!!
This starts out slow, but it really picks up after Flynn meets up
with Judson, a man who runs the most amazing and well guarded
library in the world: The Metropolitan Public Library!! This houses
the most unusual and valuable items in the world!! And Flynn's new
job is to protect these items!!
This first installment is all about a really bad group of guys and
gals called the Serpent Brothers out after the Spear Of Destiny!
Very similar to The Jewel Of The Nile with more humor and
not quite as good of special effects! A
SPECIALS:
INTRODUCTION BY NOAH WYLE:
This is an overview of the film by Noah Wyle! A nice little piece!!
THE LIBRARIAN: BEHIND THE SCENES:
With input from Dean Devlin(Executive Producer), Noah Wyle
(Flynn Carson), Jane Curtin(Charlene), Kyle MacLachlin(Edward
Wilde) & Bob Newhart(Judson)!!
THE VISUAL EFFECTS OF THE LIBRARIAN:
With input by Peter Winther(Director)!!
From IMdB.com:
I liked the film, it was light hearted, didn't take itself seriously,
(unlike some of the 'critics in here) It's a family film, which is
as rare as rocking horse Poop these days, forget about the goofs,
if you take every film apart you'll find them any where
If you want a film you can watch with a 4 to 80 year old, this is
for you, just sit back and enjoy, I'd like to see a sequel to it (even
if its just to see Sonya Walgar again, an unlikely heroine)
I know there are traces on 'Indiana Jones' here, but what the
heck, every film can have traces of other films in them, why not
this one, just enjoy it, my 4 year old grand daughter enjoyed it
and its normally hard for her to sit through a film of any
kind. - derrick-48