A good movie; a little boring at times, but a good movie, more interested in art than in death, a new approach for the war-movies. It has lots of big actors: George Clooney, Matt Damon, Bill Murray, John Goodman, Hugh Bonneville, and Cate Blanchett in the role of an annoying French woman, a collaborationist that at first doesn't want to help Matt Damon because she's convinced that the Americans will keep the art properties for them, and not return them to France... yeah, because we all know France never did anything like that, right? It's not like they ever had a Napoleon, right? They have nothing that they took from other countries... Aaaargh, unbearable. When she's told that "If it wasn't for us you would speak Deutsch now", she replies "no, if it wasn't for you I'd be dead now, but I'd still speak French" or something like that. I have no doubt about that :-/ "you can stop speaking French, or whatever language it is you're speaking"... how annoying. After all this, at the end she kind of offer herself to him, even after learning that he's married "we're in Paris"... oh please!
The best part was that they talked a lot about art, and also I liked Bonneville a lot.
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