The Last Vermeer

I liked the movie and very much enjoyed learning about this historical event.

as someone very interested in WW2 and art I enjoyed this movie very much. But, if you're not interested in either of those things you might find it boring.

While the legal stuff provides the film’s crowd-pleasing element, some of the foundational building blocks give The Last Vermeer a little heft, elevating it to a level where one is almost tempted to call it a quasi-art house production.

James Berardinelli

ReelViews

Despite the sometimes clumsy exposition, Lyrebird turns out to be an enjoyable melodrama.

Stephen Farber

The Hollywood Reporter

All the lavish sets and gorgeous costumes in the world – and they are here – can’t quite cover over the cracks in Friedkin’s canvas, constructed by three writers from a non-fiction book.