Munich Reviews

Spielberg’s most controversial, violent, but also his most amazing film to date. The film is well done, great period/historical piece, great performances, and it also discusses moral ambiguity.

way 2 long only marvel movies could keep me interested for 164 minutes 🤣🤣

One of Spielberg better films of the 2000s.
That had an engaging plot based on a true and interesting story I wasn’t aware of before.

Didn’t know about this actual event before this movie. Quality cast and production. Worth the watch. 7.5/10

And oldie but a goodie

Very good Movie. Still insanely relevant, especially in the current times. Daniel Craig is amazing as always.

tho I am a little biased since Munich is my hometown and the city I currently live in. FCK HMS

9/10

Spielberg's craft is truly undeniable, but I found the film’s politics abhorrent. Munich treats the conflict in a hermetic vacuum, offers a sanctimonious liberal zionist perspective, and inundates us with a banal moral dilemma ad nauseam while sidestepping israeli atrocities🫩

Good film but now I have to ask my bed friends if they're thinking about helicopter shooting at the point of completion

Not the movie that I was expecting. Thought the focus would more be on the title of the movie. Quite an intense film

I for one, don’t really know much about the events that transpired. This film didn’t really focus on the events that happened in Munich, it was more of the aftermath of tracking down the masterminds behind the attack and eliminating them.

6.9/10

Very entertaining and a very good script!

lost my attention span

Good movie. But warning if you’re tired it will feel long

bad

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I thought I watched this before. But no. Just watched it. Pretty intense. Some moments of levity but definitely a heavy film.

A slow, overlong Espionage Thriller with convoluted execution, limited character development, and a simplified historical account of vengeance.

Foarte bun

Very bleak and relentless, which Spielberg isn’t a stranger to however it isn’t typically my Spielberg. It’s a very challenging watch at times and features a surprising level of violence but isn’t really a film I see myself revisiting