Directed by:
Jonathan FrakesScreenplay:
Marco SchnabelCinematography:
David ConnellComposer:
Joseph LoDucaCast:
Noah Wyle, Bruce Davison, Stana Katic, Bob Newhart, Jane Curtin, Connor Hill, Jonathan Frakes, Ted Alderman, John Ceallach, David Born, Aimee Spring Fortier (more)Plots(1)
Noah Wyle (TV's ER) is back as Flynn Carson, along with Bob Newhart (Elf) and Jane Curtin (Coneheads), in the most thrilling adventure in The Librarian series yet! On a deadly mission to recover the historic Judas Chalice, Flynn is saved by - and falls in love with - Simone, a dazzling French woman who harbors a terrifying secret. But when double-crossed by a respected professor (Bruce Davison - X-Men, X2) and ambushed by a ruthless gang, Flynn realizes Simone's secret, his true mission and a shocking discovery are all lying within a decaying New Orleans crypt? A crypt that may be holding Prince Vlad Dracul, whom the world has feared for centuries. (official distributor synopsis)
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Flynn throws himself into everything with the same indecisive and enthusiastic zeal, delving into the history of nocturnal creatures and being accompanied by the beautiful Stana Katic. Simply put, he is able to captivate and entertain even for the third time, and unlike his previous go-round, he manages to avoid unnecessary clichés. I always enjoy these lighthearted adventurous trips enthusiastically.
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A wannabe funny film parodying Indiana Jones that abounds with a significant layer of cliché and is at times incredibly embarrassing. I don't remember laughing during the film, but it's true that there were about two suspenseful scenes. Overall, I wasn't impressed with with this film’s (below) average performances and I hope there won't be a sequel.
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