Complicated, entertaining, emotional but action packed.

Rating: 7/10 (28 December 2019)

It was the first major public attack on Jewish people since the horrors of the holocaust. Munich captures the complex relationship which the Israeli people had with, not only the Arab nations, but even amongst themselves. At a time where the Arab spring was in the height of its transitional domination of some countries, this movie is an entertaining look into Israel's militant secret intelligence agency, the Mossad. Munich does its best to be impartial, or rather, it does its best to expose the shortcomings on both sides, but ultimately it fails to properly portray some of the more colossal failures of the Israelis retaliation attacks. Especially when showing the collateral damage and murdering of innocent citizens the agents were responsible for on foreign soil. Overall, the cast were great, Eric Bana is fantastic, but the stand out for me was the "bomb maker", played by Mathiue Cassovitz.