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Munich, Germany | Paris, France
Munich is a historical drama film, which tells the story of the aftermath of the Munich massacre during the 1972 Summer Olympics in which Israeli athletes were taken hostage and killed by a Palestinian terrorist group. The cast has Eric Bana and Daniel Craig in lead roles, and the movie is known for its gripping storyline and intriguing themes.
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Munich is a historical drama film, which tells the story of the aftermath of the Munich massacre during the 1972 Summer Olympics in which Israeli athletes were taken hostage and killed by a Palestinian terrorist group. The cast has Eric Bana and Daniel Craig in lead roles, and the movie is known for its gripping storyline and intriguing themes.
Munich is a historical drama film based on the events surrounding the 1972 Munich Olympics terrorist attack and the subsequent Mossad operation to track down and assassinate the Palestinian terrorists responsible. The film's cast delivers powerful and nuanced performances, with Eric Bana delivering a standout portrayal of the Mossad agent Avner, who leads the mission. The movie's direction and cinematography are equally impressive, with a tense and atmospheric style that captures the intensity and complexity. The movie explores themes of vengeance, morality, and the negative aspects of violence, showcasing the personal and emotional toll that the mission takes on Avner and his team. Overall, Munich is a powerful and thought-provoking film that offers a searing and emotional commentary on the events surrounding the 1972 Munich Olympics terrorist attack. It's a movie that sheds light on important issues and highlights the human cost of violence and revenge. If you're looking for a compelling and emotionally charged historical drama, then Munich is definitely worth watching.
Top Ten Films | 2005
Top Films of the Year | 2005
Best Director | 2006 | Steven
Best Ensemble | 2006
Best Casting | 2006 | Jina
Peace | 2006
Movie of the Year | 2006
Best Writing Adapted Screenplay | 2006 | Eric
Best Motion Picture of the Year | 2006 | Barry
Best Achievement in Directing | 2006 | Steven
Best Achievement in Film Editing | 2006 | Michael
Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures Original Score | 2006 | John
Best Screenplay Motion Picture | 2006 | Eric
Best Director Motion Picture | 2006 | Steven
Best Score Soundtrack Album for a Motion Picture Television or Other Visual Media | 2007 | John
Best Sound Editing in Feature Film Dialogue and Automated Dialogue Replacement | 2006 | John
Best Soundtrack of the last years | 2008 | John
Best Theme | 2005 | John
Best Drama Soundtrack | 2005 | John
Best Soundtrack | 2005 | John
Best Thriller | 2007
Best Foreign Film | 2007 | Steven
Best Edited Feature Film Dramatic | 2006 | Michael
Best Film | 2006
Best Actor | 2006 | Eric
Best Picture | 2006
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures | 2006 | Steven
Best Drama | 2006
Best Picture | 2006
Best Picture Miglior film | 2006
Best Director Miglior regia | 2006 | Steven
Best Adapted Screenplay Miglior sceneggiatura non originale | 2006 | Eric
Best Cinematography Miglior fotografia | 2006 | Janusz
Best Editing Miglior montaggio | 2006 | Michael
Best Picture | 2006 | Colin
Best Ensemble | 2006
Best Director | 2006 | Steven
Best Writing Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium | 2006 | Eric
Best Music Original Score | 2006 | John
Best Film Editing | 2006 | Michael
Best Sound Mixing | 2006 | Gary
Best Sound Effects Editing | 2006 | Richard
Best Picture | 2006
Best Director | 2006 | Steven
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2006 | Eric
Best Editing | 2006 | Michael
Best Original Score | 2006 | John
Expos | 2006
Best Foreign Film | 2006
Best Original Soundtrack of the Year | 2006 | John
Best Director | 2005 | Steven
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2005 | Eric
Best Original Score | 2005 | John
Best Film Editing | 2005 | Michael
Best Director of the Year | 2005 | Steven
Best Screenplay of the Year | 2005 | Tony
Best Actor of the Year | 2005 | Eric
Favorite Movie Poster of the Year | 2005
Best Original Score for a Drama Film | 2005 | John
Best Supporting Actor | 2005 | Mathieu
Best Director | 2005 | Steven
Best Screenplay | 2005
Best Film | 2005
Most Overrated Film | 2005
Budget 70,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 130,982,129 USD
Guri Weinberg played his own father. He is the son of Moshe Weinberg, the Israeli wrestling referee and former champion, who died in the massacre when Guri was just one month old.
Avner is referred to as a "sabra" more than once. This is an Israeli term for a child born in Israel to immigrant parents. "Sabra" originally referred to a tough kind of cactus (Opuntia cactus) which grew out in the desert.
During the scene where Avner's (Eric Bana's) team joins up with the Israeli commandos in Beirut, one of the commandos introduces himself as Ehud Barak. Barak was a member of the most elite commando force of the Israeli army, Sayeret Matkal, before becoming a politician and eventually Israel's Prime Minister.
Actor and director Mathieu Kassovitz had left strict instructions to his agent that he would not take any acting assignments at all, as he wanted to fully concentrate on directing features. However, this film was an exception. According to him, he accepted the role of Robert because he jumped at the chance to work with Steven Spielberg.
Some details from the real mission were left out in this movie. One of them was when the group found one of the terrorists in Norway. The target was exiting a bus with a pregnant woman, and they killed him. The authorities tracked down the Agents' license plate number and arrested them, but it was later revealed that they had shot the wrong man. He wasn't even Palestinian, but a Moroccan waiter, and the pregnant woman was his wife. One detail that was included was another hit executed with two of the Agents dressed in drag, one of whom was Ehud Barak, who went on to become Prime Minister of Israel in 1999.
"Robert: We are supposed to be righteous. That's a beautiful thing. And we're losing it. If I lose that, that's everything. That's my soul."
"Ali: Eventually the Arab states will rise against Israel. They don't like Palestinians, but they hate the Jews more. It won't be like 1967. The rest of the world will see by then what the Israelis do to us. They won't help when Egypt and Syria attack. Even Jordan. Israel will cease to exist. What? Avner: This is a dream. You can't take back a country you never had. Ali: You sound like a Jew. Avner: Fuck you. I'm the voice inside your head telling you what you already know. You people have nothing to bargain with. You'll never get the land back. You'll die old men in refugee camps waiting for Palestine. Ali: We have a lot of children. They'll have children. So we can wait forever. And if we need to, we can make the whole planet unsafe for Jews. Avner: You kill Jews and the world feels bad for them... and thinks you animals. Ali: Yes. But then the world will see how they've made us into animals. They'll start to ask questions about the conditions in our cages. Avner: You are Arabs. There are lots of places for Arabs. Ali: You're a Jew sympathizer. All you Germans, you're too soft on Israel. Well, you give us money, but you feel guilty about Hitler. And the Jews exploit that guilt. My father didn't gas any Jews. Avner: Tell me something, Ali. Ali: What? Avner: Do you really miss your father's olive trees? Do you honestly think you have to get back all that... that nothing? that chalky soil and stone huts? Is that what you really want for your children? Ali: It absolutely is. It will take a hundred years, but we'll win. How long did it take the Jews to get their own country? How long did it take the Germans to make Germany? Avner: And look how well that worked out. Ali: You don't know what it is not to have a home. That's why you European Reds don't get it. you say, "It's nothing," but you have a home to come back to. ETA, ANC, IRA... we all pretend we care about your international revolution... but we don't care. We want to be nations. Home is everything."
