I didn't like this movie

Rating: 4/10 (24 July 2006)

There was insufficient character development. The scenes depicting the Munich massacre were terribly realistic, but the terrorist when shown a few years later on was made to look like a Sunday School teacher. The five Israeli assassins did not come across as being particularly serious about their profession or even care that much about the assignment. When required to shoot their first target they fumbled so much I couldn't decide whether this was deliberate direction or misdirection. The movie had the assassins using different weapons, but apart from the obvious advantage of say, remotely detonated explosives over strangulation the movie didn't really explain why the different attack methods were deployed. The movie only hinted twice that the assassins were careful enough to clean up after themselves. Not only were they not thorough, they ran away from the scene. This would never have happened in real life. The assassins handled on site equipment without wearing gloves or even trying to destroy fingerprints. The director should know that forensic experts can find fingerprints on exploded surfaces. Also if a revolver is used, there are no spent cartridges to leave behind as clues as to what weapon was used. The movie didn't show how the informer managed to get any of his in