Munich
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. From TMDB
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60 of 221 · most liked firstThe Shark and the Piano (2001) short film written and directed by Gabriele Pennacchioli, Munich Animation
unlabelledView post →Today is the 20th anniversary of the release of Munich, the first movie my husband wrote for Steven Spielberg and a film I still can't believe got made. I am obviously biased but...just watch it. I genuinely don't think it could be done now.
unlabelledView post →Director Tim Fehlbaum's new film September 5 is centered on how the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre changed the way media outlets cover major global stories, especially those involving acts of terror.
unlabelledView post →Director Tim Fehlbaum's new film September 5 is centered on how the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre changed the way media outlets cover major global stories, especially those involving acts of terror.
unlabelledView post →It's been more than 20 years since Tony wrote Munich. Watching the film get written, shot, and released was an extraordinary experience, and I don't think anyone has talked to Tony about it with more thoroughness and insight than Corey has here.
unlabelledView post →Zelenskyy’s Munich speech stung so hard it actually sobered Medvedev up for long enough to film this 20-second video: “The little green insect gets to stay alive only as long as it keeps dismantling country 404.” We clearly hit a nerve 😏
unlabelledView post →This is a dance of the dead movie created out of the dozens of woodcuts from the 1520 Munich print "Der todten dantz mit figuren vnd schrifften" www.digitale-sammlungen.de/de/details/b... #bookhistory #earlymodern
unlabelledView post →Munich is a miraculous film in many regards, not least for the fact that, as Kushner points out, it exists and was released at all www.gq.com/story/tony-k...
unlabelledView post →went to screenings of both Schindler's List and Munich today some thoughts: on Schindler's List, for all the conversation over the years about the ethics of the filmmaking, the focus on heroism in the storyline, etc, nobody seems to talk about it being a movie about the economies of genocide
unlabelledView post →I said this at the beginning of the massacre in Gaza, and I'll say it again: I saw the movie Munich. I know that the Israelis can strategically kill just the bad guys if they want to. They prefer genocide.
unlabelledView post →My life is linked to Steven Spielberg, in a way. My first movie was E.T. My childhood was Indy and then JP. Schindler when I was 13 and I was opening to the world. Ryan at 18. Munich 26. I saw Bridge of Spies this year and it was like he was talking about the world today. I owe so much to Spielberg.
unlabelledView post →Steven Spielberg's Munich, based on Tony's first movie screenplay, opened 18 years ago today. I'm very proud of his work on it, and I love this essay by Lisa Schwarzbaum, which will run in Sunday's New York Times Opinion section, on its sorrowful resonance in 2023. www.nytimes.com/2023/12/23/o...
unlabelledView post →Anyway, this scene from “Munich” once again comes to mind. It’s from a film made 21 years ago about events which happened 54 years ago and both everything and nothing at all has changed. youtu.be/YoAV0xF7A2U?...
unlabelledView post →"Spielberg is good" is not a very successful prompt, but "rank his his two-movie years" is a little more interesting. 1. 1993 (Jurassic Park/Schindler's List) 2. 2005 (WOTW/Munich) 3. 1997 (The Lost World/Amistad) 4. 1989 (Indy 3, Always) 3-4 is tough - Indy 3 is great, Always suuuuuucks
unlabelledView post →Gillian Anderson made a film with Jason Isaacs and they‘re premiering it at Filmfest Munich and giving her an award and I‘m experiencing mucho bi panic
unlabelledView post →In hindsight I think Munich is one of the bravest cultural undertakings of the post-9/11 fog; the guy whose movies are mostly about senses of wonder and possibility daring to make a movie where the moral is “violence kills your soul even if it’s for the most righteous cause you can imagine”
unlabelledView post →goated movie. the best 9/11 movie, alongside Munich, which Spielberg released the same year.
unlabelledView post →A better Indiana Jones film than Crystal Skull and a MUCH better Uncharted film than the actual Uncharted film. (Note: I'll get to Munich later. Wanted to watch this one with bae~)
unlabelledView post →on Munich, i'll have more to say at length in an upcoming podcast appearance, but it's striking that the film has not only remained sadly relevant, time and events have actually made it more potent and on the pure filmmaking front, my god, astonishing work, and honestly... maybe Spielberg's best
unlabelledView post →my hottest take about Munich is that the flashback/sex scene at the end of the movie is one of the most daring, morally complex, beautifully rendered scenes in a movie from the 2000s, and people only crap on it because we’re all too juvenile and afraid of sex
unlabelledView post →The Nizo Heliomatic film camera from 1955, manufactured by Niezoldi & Krämer of Munich.
unlabelledView post →It's my curse to go through life noticing things like this. In "September 5", the movie about ABC Sports covering the Munich Olympics terror attack? I noticed that the beer cans in one scene had 1980s pop tops instead of pull-tabs like they should've. It's a sickness.
unlabelledView post →Warner Herzog is to directing as Christopher Walken is to acting. Now to get them in the same movie... Maybe "Bad Lieutentant: Ports of Call Munich & Astoria"
unlabelledView post →Tonight's movie is Munich (2005), about the global assassination campaign of people involved in Black September who the Israeli intelligence service could find and make to pay for it. Directed by Steven Spielberg. Some scenes grip me periodically 20 years later. youtu.be/OuT_uh0CAf8
unlabelledView post →Going to a movie theatre tomorrow to watch a 5 star banger: Spielberg’s MUNICH
unlabelledView post →One of the most poignant moments wrestling with this from an American Jewish filmmaker is the moment in the film Munich where an Israeli operative & PLO operative are stuck sharing a room & the latter asks: "Do you think we won't fight as long for our homeland as you did for yours?"
unlabelledView post →Munich (2005) Directed by Steven Spielberg
unlabelledView post →The wait is over! It’s time to reveal the full Glasgow Film Festival 2025 Programme! Opening with Tornado and closing with Make It to Munich, GFF25 has a programme jam-packed with cinematic magic. Our Full Programme details can be found here: bit.ly/GFF25_progra...
unlabelledView post →German investigators suspect Russian military intelligence organized an arson attack near defense firms in Munich. German investigators believe the Main Directorate of the General Staff of Russia’s Armed Forces, or GRU, was behind a September 3 attack on defense companies in Munich, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported. On the night of September 2–3, incendiary devices were thrown from a passing car at a construction site near the Munich headquarters of defense companies Rohde & Schwarz…
unlabelledView post →I will be celebrating National Popcorn Day at tonight’s screening of Spielberg’s MUNICH
unlabelledView post →German prosecutors have arrested a 37-year-old Moldovan national on suspicion of espionage after he flew a drone over a defense contractor's facility in Munich to photograph and film areas deemed sensitive to national security. #TelegramTerrorist #DisposableSpy 1/2
unlabelledView post →Anyone see that Spielberg movie Munich? Great film. Excellent film.
unlabelledView post →Gillian Anderson at the 42nd Munich Film Festival promoting The Salt Path 🚨NEW🚨
unlabelledView post →I mentioned watching “Munich” yesterday. This scene—from a movie released in 2005, set in 1972, about Israeli agents assassinating Palestinian terrorists who murdered Israeli Olympic athletes, directed by Steven Spielberg—is more relevant today than ever. youtu.be/YoAV0xF7A2U?...
unlabelledView post →Munich - May 2024 Kodak Gold 200 35mm film, Pentax K1000, home developed in Rollei C41 #filmphoto #filmphotography #filmphotograph #analogphotography #analoguephotography
unlabelledView post →My Top 10 Spielberg: 1. Schindler's List (best film; “favorites” start ⬇️) 2.Catch Me if You Can 3. Munich 4. Jaws 5. E.T. 6. Jurassic Park 7. Columbo pilot 8. Duel 9. Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade 10. The Terminal (yes, really!) Missing Raiders, Bridge of Spies, & others. I like what I like!
unlabelledView post →Steven Spielberg’s MUNICH, screenplay by Eric Roth and the great Tony Kushner, was released 20 years ago today. I rewatched it last night. boxd.it/cbysjX
unlabelledView post →"Munich" has its limits but it's probably the most reflective mainstream film made as commentary in the War on Terror.
unlabelledView post →Love The Lady Vanishes? Night Train to Munich? Murder on the Orient Express? Come and see ROME EXPRESS, the film which kicked off the genre. Introduced by a conversation between me and some little-known writer called Kazuo Ishiguro. Bfi Southbank, July 21st. Book here: tinyurl.com/yh2pz72b
unlabelledView post →Germany, day #5: Visiting some of the iconic Munich locations featured in Norman Jewison’s 1975 dystopian science fiction film, ROLLERBALL.
unlabelledView post →He already made a Bond movie: MUNICH starring Daniel Craig, Michael Lonsdale and Mathieu Amalric variety.com/2026/film/ne...
unlabelledView post →You've really gotta read this incredibly long and substantive interview with Tony Kushner from @coreyatad.com about MUNICH, which is a really really good film. www.gq.com/story/tony-k...
unlabelledView post →Every movie starts like this now: Slightly Dented Bicycles presents… A So Many Bees Production in association with… School of the America’s LLC… in partnership with Munich But Sexy? Pictures… and 18 Bullet Skull Cinema present… a Netflix original: “The Murdering”
unlabelledView post →am saying this half-jokingly but when Spielberg made a movie about Munich that was a grief riddled meditation on the futility of revenge and was notably sympathetic to the Palestinian side, that marked/coincided with the beginning of the end for ultra-staunch support for Israel among the normie Dem
unlabelledView post →‘Kherson: Human Safari’ film shown at the Munich Security Conference open.substack.com/pub/twogrump...
unlabelledView post →Had a fun afternoon at the Cadillac & Veranda cinema in Munich, watching a private screening of Zootopia 2 with ~60 furries from Munich Furs. I wasn't bold enough to watch an entire movie in full fursuit... but others were, like @blouie.bsky.social 😁 #Fursuit
unlabelledView post →Oh no my MUNICH episode of @junkfilterpod has turned into a two-parter! Because I just saw SEPTEMBER 5 and rewatched the 1986 Canadian tv movie SWORD OF GIDEON that is based on MUNICH’s source material. Part 2 will be a Patreon show
unlabelledView post →"Oja Kodar, the American film-maker’s partner and collaborator, has given her blessing to the project led by archives in France, Spain and Italy, along with the Munich film museum, to produce a coherent film out of 30 hours of footage scattered among them."
unlabelledView post →Spielberg: how do you even THINK of a shot like this? MUNICH is loaded with this kind of formal control, I would go so far as to say it’s his best movie, because the craft is invisible, I wasn’t thinking “how did he do this” until I saw it again www.tiktok.com/@scottjeschk...
unlabelledView post →Gravity's Rainbow owes a lot to espionage thrillers from the 1940s. Watching a Carol Reed movie like Fallen Idol or Third Man or Last Train to Munich will go a long way in helping dial into the book's voice.
unlabelledView post →10/7/38 Alfred Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes Our #2 30s #Hitchcock: midcenturycinema.org/node/93 Munich accords signed the week before. Can't say Hitch didn't warn us More Philip French: www.theguardian.com/film/filmblo... Geoffrey O’Brien: www.criterion.com/current/post...
unlabelledView post →Pitching a piece about how Munich (2005) is the best movie made about the War on Terror; it's got both an immediately timely angle and could be pegged to the actual 20th anniversary in December so I got some wiggle room at least.
unlabelledView post →Munich (Steven Spielberg, 2005; Universal/DreamWorks) - 8/10 Really good movie. Spielberg has been cooking with his serious movies
unlabelledView post →Bette In the News: Growing the Pro-Democracy Intelligentsia My new intervu on Thom Hartmann; the film I executive produced—Kherson: Human Safari—directed by Zarina Zabrisky, screens at Munich Security Conference 2/12; Zarina joins us Tues; plus Unger on RadPod www.bettedangerous.com/p/bette-in-t...
unlabelledView post →hey if anyone hasn't seen the film Chopper (2000), starring our very own Eric Bana (Troy, Black Hawk Down, Munich, Finding Nemo etc) this is where he went from a goofy comedian from tv to a serious actor (HBO/Max)...be prepared it is very violent.
unlabelledView post →The Munich International Film Festival will hand its honorary CineMerit Award to Gillian Anderson during its upcoming edition, which runs from June 27 to July 6. via Deadline More details here: tinyurl.com/5n6nb9zx
unlabelledView post →At least Munich tries to grapple with the questions. ZDT is the pinnacle of pretending to be deep. The helicopter raid is wild film making, but you have to slog through 90+ minutes of Girl Bosses Can Do War on Terror Too first. If you want a more honest post 9/11 Bigelow film, it’s The Hurt Locker.
unlabelledView post →The Hollywood Reporter: "Why has Hollywood never made a great movie about 9/11?" Me: Did you dorks forget Spielberg's 2005 double-hander of WAR OF THE WORLDS and MUNICH?!
unlabelledView post →Spielberg movies you probably like more than I do (hot takes incoming) E.T. Last Crusade Saving Private Ryan A.I. Spielberg movies I didn’t love and should watch again because it’s probably my mistake Catch Me If You Can Lincoln Spielberg’s Best Movie in my opinion: Munich
unlabelledView post →On the grounds of Nymphenburg Palace From my film days ~1994 #photography #travel #Munich #PalacesandGardens #statues #EastCoastKin
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