The most undermined movie of all time. Never trust a Critic

Rating: 9/10 (9 August 2014)

Making an entertaining movie about preserving art in the end of the war when the nihilism and anarchy was on its peek by destroying the most precious treasures of mankind. Sounds more like the premise for an documentary, but this turned out to be a rather entertaining flick. This is specially made for people who don't like documentaries, so not for me, but I still liked it a lot.
Only downside that it should have gone more inside to the characters and specify even more those actual treasures of art that were saved from Hitler and Stalin. On the other hand then it probably would have turned out more like an documentary which isn't the case with this cast.
Why there isn't more of these kind of films? Motion picture is an art form itself, but when even people who live out of movies (critics) don't value it how can you trust their opinions and in this case their reviews? Are their views political or are they just a product of our ignorant time?