This is a movie that words can't do justice to. All I have to say is watch this, you won't be disappointed.

Rating: 9/10 (3 July 2015)

"I have to do what I can to keep the memories alive because people never forget, especially the young." Maria Altmann, (Mirren) has just lost her sister and after looking through her things she finds a letter that tells her the famous painting in Austria called the Woman in Gold has been left to her. She hires lawyer Randol (Reynolds) to help her get it back. What should be an easy thing becomes more and more difficult as Maria and Randol take on the Supreme Court and the entire country of Austria in the quest to return what Maria believes is rightfully hers. I wasn't that excited to watch this one, but that is because I don't usually watch previews before I see the movie. All that said this is one of the best movies I have seen in awhile. I love court room dramas, and while this isn't a straight court room movie, it had enough of that aspect to keep me intrigued. This is also a true story which I also love. Mirren and Reynolds play off each other great and the chemistry really helps the movie. I know nothing about this actual case so the entire movie left me wanting to know more. This is a movie that words can't do justice to. All I have to say is watch this, you won't be disappointed. I highly recommend this. Overall, simply just a great movie that I can't say enough about. I give this an A.