Jose Jordan

Soo bad it could almost be good.

Interesting both as history and as a "who done it" The documentary offers a unique look at the hypocrisy of the Museum world, the crimes of the Nazi criminals ,and the workings of the international stolen art restitution movement, all wrapped into one smoothly flowing documentary.

Zany, crazy comedy/drama. Rolled on the floor laughing. Intense dramatic moments as well.

Heavy-handed attempt at normalizing progressive ideology. As a comedy it fails to elicit one laugh.

Empty, dark farce. Strong acting, yes, put what for? No point to it at all

A good romantic spy story with a fairly believable plot, yet enough unknowns to keep up the suspense. Not a Hollywood thriller intended for mass audiences, but perhaps more suited for European audiences.

Laugh, cry, suffer, carry on. That's the message and that's life. Excellent movie. Not for everyone.

Deeply unsatisfying movie, full of angst and tension but leading nowhere.

Bloodless romance, unsuccessful suspense, the great acting by Jeremy Irons is no surprise and does not relieve the tedium.

Beautiful photography, gripping story and a touch of history. A thoroughly enjoyable movie.