A sleuthing mission that lacks drama
The Monuments Men is entertaining in parts but it's not entirely convincing, says GEOFFREY EU
WHEN the future of Western civilisation is at stake, only the best will do. That's why George Clooney, armed with a compelling World War Two tale about looted art by the Nazis and the art experts tasked with tracking it down, recruited a team of Hollywood A-listers to make The Monuments Men. When George Clooney talks, studio bosses listen.
The film, directed by Clooney and based on a non-fiction book by Robert M Edsel titled The Monuments Men: Allied Heroes, Nazi Thieves and the Greatest Treasure H…
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