Spielberg's Munich
This is the kind of movie you would want to recommend to anyone asking him / her to drop whatever he / she is doing. Spielberg's Munich is a modern classic!
posted by Vijay Krishna Narayanan | 5/19/2006 09:31:00 AM
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4 Comments:
after having seen the movie i wud say its highly overrated, not a modern classic.
not that great yaar... was expecting a more mature view of the Munich event from a guy like Spielberg. smacked of jingoism a bit...
Its a nice movie for people who havent heard abt the munich tragedy before (vis-a-vis me!). I downloaded and saw it aeons ago and realized that even though it was telling me only one side of the story, it was telling that side awesomely well.
I agree with Vatsan.. wasn't so great!
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