Reviewed
by Nancy Snipper
This
cute film puts art curator, Harry Deane (Colin Firth) into a role that will
earn him millions of pounds. It’s a pretty daring plot that he construes that
involves getting his friend, Major to
forge one of Monet’s famous Haystack paintings in order to convince Harry’s hateful boss,
multi-billionaire Lord Lionel Shabandar (Alan Rickman) that he ought to
purchase the painting that was handed down to the painter’s great-great-grandson
and on to his daughter.
Monet's Haystack |
Of course, there is no true tale to this inheritance
story, but rodeo gal played by Cameron Diaz poses as the owner of the fake Monet.
Things go terribly wrong but in the end, Deane ends up walking away with the
real Monet and Shabandar gets the fake. Directed by , the comedy
is light-hearted despite some pretty heavyweight actors, including Tom
Courtney. A film that is easily forgettable but totally enjoyable to watch.
Some of the scenes are humorous enough to make you fall in love with Colin
Firth – post-Bridgette Bridgette Jones stardom.
This film was viewed, compliments of Le
SuperClub Vidéotron, 5000, rue Wellington Verdun, QC.
Ce film a été visionné, avec les compliments de Le SuperClub Vidéotron,
5000, rue Wellington Verdun, QC.
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