The Worst Film Ever

Purely Joyful Movie!

A film with more than the usual spoiler issues. Talking about it in any detail feels akin to handing you a gift-wrapped present and saying, "I hope you like it -- It's a thriller about a diabolical secret experiment."

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

I recommand for everyone, one of the best shows for me. its brings god mood for the every day life :)

Entertaining, no matter how critical you are about today's offered series!The DC comic series noted in the header are perfect examples of poor writing we see these days - social justice issues the driving force week after week. Unnecessary, and boring the hell out of us!The Librarians have been giving us good stories. That's it! And, without getting political or any agenda undertones. Kids to adults, this series will keep your attention. Clean and classy!

You've got the nerdy kooky girl. The nerdy kooky boy. The grizzled grumpy old timer. The (supposedly) handsome hero. The beautiful capable heroine. The scenery-chewing bad guy. The bad guy's hot assistant in nefarious doings. That's the formula for every adventure TV show made in the past 10 years. BORING! Even bringing Noah Wylie, Bob Newhart, and Jane Curtin along to jump start this mess simply highlighted how lame the TV series would be.

The Librarian movies were cool, but the series not so much...To be fair, the series does stick to the formula, but also tries to cram to much into a tinier time slot...don't get me wrong, it is a good show, it's just that you lose some of the magic when you have to rush the plots. Each story is rather unique, so that's a plus. Maybe I'm just old fashioned...OK, to the meat of it. Noah Wyle was originally suppose to guest star in the series, in a recurring role. Yet, when it got well into production, he ended up showing up in virtually every episode, having to carry the show...it became so obvious, that the four young Librarians were relegated to the supporting actor category...that didn't impress me, really. Each of them is rather entertaining by themselves, and shouldn't have had to prop up Wyle's performances...that's my take on it.