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Rating: 10/10 (29 January 2006)

---This comment has many spoilers--- I don't like politics, so I am not going to enter in the huge, important, polemic and problematic background of politics and conflicts that the movie is depicting. In fact I watched it with my father, and he told me: For what I know, the movie is pretty accurate. Since Munich then happened a lot of bombing, explosions and murders, and nobody has any explanation. And I answered: Well, we have now.
Munich is a risk project, that's what everybody will tell you watching this movie, and at this moment is like a cliché in every Munich film critic. Is a risked project, is a brave project. Spielberg is, with this movie, a full grown adult in film making. If Minority Report was a masterpiece of film-making, this movie is like a step beyond the Phillip K Dick adaptation.
A cast of good supporting actors making very important roles (Mattieu Kassovitz, Daniel Craig, the always BIG Geoffrey Rush and a fantastic Oscar-worthy Eric Bana) giving life to this avengers Mosad Agents in a very different role that we used to see in previous Spielberg movies. In Munich the Jewish are not better than the Palestinian.Even they say that in a point of the movie: We are becoming like them.
Steven has no repairs about showing us things right to the face, he didn't refuse to show us the blood of the wounds, the cold behavior of the five agents, the noisy sound of machine guns, that uneasy sex scene inter-cut with the death of the Olimpic Team, and many other things.
To close this critic, a final detail that has a spoiler. The ending shot of the movie is the skyline of New York, with the Wolrd Trade Center in the background. That's a final detail that will make many people rock uncomfortably on their seats. For me, it just make me think that this movie will be forever remember, for good and bad.