I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Save your money for something good and enjoyable

Sadly Over-hyped

The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines is the second in The Librarian franchise of TV movies.It stars Noah Wyle as Flynn Carsen,the former perpetual college student who now acts as the librarian that protects a secret collection of artifacts.Gabrielle Anwar, Bob Newhart, Jane Curtin and Olympia Dukakis co-star in it.In this sequel,we get re-introduced to Flynn Carsen,a holder of twenty-two university degrees - twelve bachelor's degrees, six master's degrees, and four doctorate degrees - that were earned by staying in a university until he reached 30 years.After he was expelled,he found a job as a librarian and managed to supplant the motives of the evil men who intend to steal artifacts in the first film.Now,we get to see him get back in his apartment wherein the map of the King Solomon's Mines apparently have been stolen from his possession.Not wanting to let the evildoers accomplish their mission,he goes into a high risk adventure to recover the stolen map.This TV movie is fun.I was surprised that the sequel was just a good as the first one since it was both enjoyable and entertaining.Noah Wyle still provides a great performance as Flynn Carsen.The viewer gets to see him change from being someone who is used to the university life to now being someone who is all out when it comes to high risk adventure or better yet heroism for he has become a man who would not want evildoers to prevail.It is also worth noting that the movie provided good laughs and humor aside from great action.While it maybe far from being realistic,it remains worth watching for mindless entertainment.

The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines is a Hugely enjoyable sequel to the original 'Librarian',There is plenty of Action,Mystery,Intrigue and suspense, Beautiful Locations, Very Good Special Effects for a Made for Cable (TNT) Movie, Likable Performances from all the cast, and it looks like quite a bit of money was spent.You'll like this if you're a fan of The Indiana Jones Quadrilogy or National Treasure Series.***1/2 out of *****Followed by The Librarian: The Curse of the Judas Chalice

No, I didn't care much for the flick that started this series, either. I wanted to see if this was similar. Yep, it is. This isn't as direct a copy of stuff in the Indiana Jones films(meanwhile, they do go to a well-known and loved classic, as well as Tomb Raider), though the main concept remains the same. One has to wonder why they had Newhart come back, when they weren't going to let him do his famous and popular schtick. This is one of those sequels that ignores one or more aspects about the movie they follow. Frakes does a nice job directing(and appears briefly in a role, as well), and the action here isn't half bad. The plot is relatively predictable, if it does hold a surprise or two. Heck, the effects are even better than in the original, you can't actually immediately tell how they did everything, this time around. The acting is again over the top, so it must be intentional. Humor remains pretty silly and not terribly funny. This has almost no references to well-known legends and such, I guess they ran out when they wrote the first one. Perhaps they weren't expecting to get another chance. I recommend this to fans of the 2004 one and/or the adventure genre, if you don't mind camp and corn value. 6/10

There seemed to little if any plot to this film and it lacked continuity. It was a re-hash of so many ideas seen before in this type of action film. As it moved from scene to scene there was little to excite the viewer in spite of some routine special effects. The direction, if there was any, did little to motivate the actors who seemed to be sleep-walking through their parts. This movie gave the impression of being very low budget and in this era of fantastic special effects, the film gave you the feeling that each and every cost had been spared. At no time during this tedious movie was there any excitement or feeling that the protagonists were in any sort of danger. The only danger was that they would become as bored as the viewers.