Spielberg delivers yet another masterpiece!

Rating: 10/10 (15 January 2006)

This film is truly, hands down, the greatest film of 2005. If it does not get nominated for best picture, best Director (Spielberg) and best actor (Eric Bana), I will be sorely disappointed.
I will not mention the plot in this review, because most people have a loose idea already, and if not, those people who haven't should really see it regardless of the story.
This film is one of the most profound, deep, emotionally compelling films of the decade. It haunted me for the rest of the afternoon after I left the theater and it is still leaving a huge impression on me.
Eric Bana's heavily emotional Israeli drives the movie, but of course there is excellent help from the supporting cast with the likes of Daniel Craig and Geoffrey Rush. It is beautifully shot: the action scenes will have your heart racing in each one, guaranteed.
John Williams also delivers again, creating a haunting, memorable score that is just one of the many ingredients that makes this a classic.
In conclusion, though this film can be quite violent and y at times, it is a must see for those are old enough to see it. I am an 18 year old high school senior, and this film changed my life. I would suggest for everyone, no matter what your beliefs. In my opinion, Munich should be the film to take Best Picture this year.