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Munich

2005

Action / Biography / Crime / Drama / History / Thriller

Munich

2005

Action / Biography / Crime / Drama / History / Thriller

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79% TOMATOMETER · 210 reviews

83% AUDIENCE · 250K ratings

7.5/10 · 256.7K

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Plot summary

During the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, eleven Israeli athletes are taken hostage and murdered by a Palestinian terrorist group known as Black September. In retaliation, the Israeli government recruits a group of Mossad agents to track down and execute those responsible for the attack.

Director

Steven Spielberg

Top cast

Amos Lavi as General Yariv

Daniel Craig as Steve

Ciarán Hinds as Carl

Eric Bana as Avner

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

998.48 MB

1280*720

English 2.0

TV-14

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23.976 fps

2 hr 44 min

Seeds 18

2.27 GB

1920*1080

English 2.0

TV-14

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 44 min

Seeds 100+

Comments 3

Vasilius 6 days ago

Spielberg's third dramatic masterpiece and his most morally complex movie. No good guys vs bad here.

echo75 63 days ago

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echo75 133 days ago

Ohhh 10/10 ... PLEASE add 4K a.s.a.p ... THAMK YOU

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Wow! You should never let a substitute teacher

kendallgibson

Wow! You should never let a substitute teacher bring this in (for obvious reasons) but I do think this movie has a place in our schools as either a carrot or…

7 / 10

Another big budget movie from Spielberg, this one

Peter McGinn

Another big budget movie from Spielberg, this one a thriller drawn from actual events. The movie was tense and entertaining, with an ensemble cast you have to…

7 / 10

The start of this shows the American news

CinemaSerf

The start of this shows the American news reporting of the atrocity at the Munich Olympiad that resulted in the murder of eleven people at the hands of the…

The start of this shows the American news reporting of the atrocity at the Munich Olympiad that resulted in the murder of eleven people at the hands of the Palestinian "Black September" movement. The Israeli government faces a difficult task in tracking down those responsible. Some political and diplomatic tightropes to walk, so they alight on a plan to engage five freelance individuals to do the job for them. This group is to be led by "Avner" (Eric Bana) and handled by "Ephraim" (Geoffrey Rush) on a distinctly arm's-length basis. What ensues now sees these men, with the help of "Louis" (Mathieu Amalric) who uses their considerable financial resources to secure information of the whereabouts of these culprits, set about their mission. This isn't a task about justice, it's straightforward revenge. No efforts are needed to capture these people alive, though they do attempt to limit the extent of collateral damage - especially as virtually none of their activities take place on Israeli soil. It's when one of their operations goes spectacularly wrong that they begin to suspect that they are also being used by other nefarious folks to do a bit of housekeeping too. The underpinning story is one of vengeance, of retribution and though initially I did have some sympathy with that cause, I found the marauding actions of these men with a self-appointed justification for their slaughtering to become a little unjustifiable. The actor Bana can't really impose himself - or his character - enough to humanise the proceedings and though Rush does impact now and again when he is on screen, the rest of the cast deliver a lacklustre contribution to what I perceived to be an increasingly unforgivable course of action that was only ever going to make matters worse and sow more seeds of counter-vengeance. To be fair to Steven Spielberg, I think he has presented this film in a fashion that invites comment and criticism. Not just of the random atrocity with which we begin, but of the futility of engaging in a dog-eat-dog cycle of self-perpetuating violence. Michael Lonsdale's outwardly rather benign "Papa" living a life of peace and family in rural France illustrating well that there are rarely any winners in these sorts of conflicts - and those that do rarely have any skin in the game beyond the venal. Amalric does quite well in these slightly sleazy sort of roles, but otherwise I was underwhelmed by the whole, somewhat lengthy, thing.

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