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Spielberg’s Munich

Started by mturro · 11 months ago

I finally had the opportunity to see Munich last night and I have to say that the film really stayed with me. Certainly the subject matter is haunting and the clandestine operations of various intelligence agencies is a curious context, yet this film has much more than just great spy punch. It i ... Continue reading »

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RC of strangeculture
3 years ago

Enjoyed your thoughts, glad you liked it...i liked Munich, but your response makes me wonder if you liked it more...very possible...I think it is interesting that it weaves it's own unique fictional twist.

--RC of strangeculture.blogspot.com

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mturro
3 years ago

I think the fictionalized elements are it's real power. It's funny to say it but I think the movie really is helped by not having to mind the facts. These are incredible issues... vengence, home, violence for peace... issues that have been a part of the human condition since day one. What Munich is so good at is starting the process toward something else... toward a new way of dealing with conflict.

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