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List Price: $19.98 | | Label: Turner Home Ent
Salesrank: 3340
Released: December 19, 2006 |
| Our Price: $13.10 |
| Used Price: $10.36 |
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MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Media: DVD |
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Editorial Review:
The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines is the highly-anticipated sequel to the popular TNT original movie The Librarian: Quest for the Spear. Noah Wyle ("ER") reprises his role as Flynn Carsen the nerdy yet precocious librarian who was called to protect the world's greatest secrets. Along with Wyle much of the original cast including Bob Newhart Olympia Dukakis and Jane Curtin return for another round of rip-roaring pulse-pounding adventure. In addition the lovely Gabrielle Anwar (Scent of a Woman) joins the cast to accompany Carsen in his mission to save the world's most valuable treasures. The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines is directed by Jonathan Frakes ("Star Trek: The Next Generation") with Dean Devlin (Independence Day The Patriot) serving as executive producer. The script is by Marco Schnabel based on characters created by David Titcher.System Requirements:Run Time: 92 minsFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: ACTION/ADVENTURE Rating: NR UPC: 053939765229 Manufacturer No: T7652
Description of The Librarian - Return to King Solomon's Mines:
Only one film under his belt, and already Flynn Carsen (Noah Wylie) is talking like Indiana Jones. "Relax," he tells a companion before daringly retrieving an ancient artifact before it can be used for evil. "This kind of stuff happens to me all the time." A character of modest charms (much like this made-for-cable movie), Carsen is not your typical movie action hero. His brain serves him better than his brawn. Early on, his knowledge of vegetation plays a key role in a cliff-jumping escape from pursuing bad guys. Carsen, for those just tuning in, is a librarian at the Metropolitan Library, which secretly houses history's mythic artifacts, including the sword Excalibur, and the Shroud of Turin. The fate of the world is once again in Carsen's hands when a map to the legendary King Solomon's Mines is stolen. Carsen embarks on another fantastic global adventure, with stops in Casablanca (with inevitable references to the Humphrey Bogart classic) and Kenya. This time, he has new female companionship, Emily (Gabrielle Anwar), a beautiful archaeologist who can match the much-educated Carsen degree for degree. Reprising their roles from the first film are Olympia Dukakis as Flynn's meddling mother, who tries to fix him up with his third cousin ("You'll have plenty to talk about"), Jane Curtin as flinty library administrator, Charlene ("Save your receipts"), and Bob Newhart as his mentor, Judson. Savvy viewers will see plot twists and character revelations coming from a mile away, but that is all part of the fun, as are the hokey special effects and knowing humor ("There's always a secret passage," Carsen observes while navigating a catacomb). Who know if there will ever be another Indiana Jones movie. Until then, The Librarian is worth checking out, especially on DVD, where it can be enjoyed without intrusive commercial interruption. --Donald Liebenson
The Librarian - Return to King Solomon's Mines Reviews:
Great TV Movie 
2009-12-11 - I haven't watched the DVD yet; however, I saw it on TV and it is a great movie and can't wait to watch it again.
The Librarian - Return to King Solomn's Mines
2009-09-12 - The Librarian's, Flynn Carsen is what the result would be in Nancy Pearl and Indian Jones had a 'love child'.
A great adventure for any bibliophile!
And you thought librarians only shelved books!
The Librarian-Return to King Solomon's Mines
2009-08-28 - This movie is an adventure family type film. It capitavates the audience and keeps the viewers spellbound. The actors are amazing and casting is perfect. This is a keeper in your movie collection.
I adore this movie and that's why I bought it.
2009-07-01 - The Librarian Series is Amazing. I think they give a new spin on the Biblical history and stories. I also just love movies. It has an amazing story. I love the playful storyline. I appreciate TNT for first veiwing it, and now Amazon for selling it.
My favourite librarian returns
2009-04-25 - I really liked "Quest for the Spear" so purchased this one straight away.
The casting in this movie was spot on - the chemistry between Noah Wyle and Gabrielle Anwar was brillant.
The story is very fast paced as Noah tries to find King Solomon's Mine - Gabrielle's character gets drawn in after being in the wrong place at the wrong time. This movie also adds to Noah's background as we learn more about his childhood and he is forced to face his own demons.
If you only ever watch 1 of the currently 3 Librarian movies - this is the one to watch!
