The trauma suffered by Mossad agents

Rating: 10/10 (20 August 2006)

Munich is definitely among the top of Spielberg's best movies. The movie is well crafted right from the way the title is displayed(showing all cities involved in the movie(incident) to the end of the movie where the director sends a strong message to the Zionist regime (or) even the warring nations at a larger picture.Eric bana shines as Avner exemplifying the saying 'Action speaks louder than words'.He is a stern Mossad agent who is asked to kill 11 Palestinian names, who are said to have planned the Munich massacre. But as the operation goes on, he starts losing his partners, all of them realizing that what they are doing is not righteous and Jewish.Ironically, everyone who realizes his fault face tragic end and the one who doesn't budge till the end escapes unscathed. Avner suffers a great mental trauma mistaking natural events for a bid on his life and loses peace totally that he is unable to enjoy his wife. He starts doubting whether the persons he kills were actually behind the Munich operation and gets out of mossad leaving a strong message that 'there is no peace at the end of all this'.A must watch movie . P.S. The movie is not at all biased.He gives the two chances for the arabs to explain their side. Hats off to the genius for maintaining neutrality in this movie. But,the israelis seem to be disgruntled with this movie which was expected.