Unconvincing and morally misguided

Rating: 1/10 (8 April 2007)

Laughably fake, brimming with inexcusable factual errata and poorly written dialog. Case in point - Spielberg expects us to believe a ragtag, inept, guilt-ridden group of Mossad agents who rely only on a third party informer. In real life the agents were well-organized professionals who used no outside information, were more than willing to do their assignment and never regretted it.
The film's morals are as lacking as its historic and dramatic integrity. It refuses to make any distinction between the violence of terrorists and the violence by which justice is enforced. It completely disregards the preventative, defensive end of terrorist-hunting and portrays it as mindless vengefulness. This film makes one wonder if Spielberg would rather see murderers left to their devices.