Spielberg wasn´t a big favorite of mine due to personal likeness, because i really think that he is a great Filmmaker and a true influence, but sadly over the years he turned to be very commercial and too blockbuster for my style, sadly his favorite film of mine, the timeless classic Jaws, was the movie to guilt about the stupid blockbuster culture of cinema that´s the reality these days
I always enjoyed dark stuff, and when Spielberg stops doing that fancy "Family Friendly" movies, and puts certain horrid scenes like the melted nazis or maybe even true godly movies like Saving Private Ryan, i enjoy that a lot.
If i saw Munich without knowing that it was a Spielberg pick, i wouldn´t even guessed (Except of course of obvious styles that are obviously from Steve) that it was a Spielberg film, it´s really dark, and it shows us with cruelty the true reality of spies, and not just that but the cruelty of the Jews-Arabs endless conflict
I don´t like Eric Bana, but this is the exception, he delivers a nice performance here and IMO the best of his career
Munich is a highly infravalorated film and it surely deserves a view
I always enjoyed dark stuff, and when Spielberg stops doing that fancy "Family Friendly" movies, and puts certain horrid scenes like the melted nazis or maybe even true godly movies like Saving Private Ryan, i enjoy that a lot.
If i saw Munich without knowing that it was a Spielberg pick, i wouldn´t even guessed (Except of course of obvious styles that are obviously from Steve) that it was a Spielberg film, it´s really dark, and it shows us with cruelty the true reality of spies, and not just that but the cruelty of the Jews-Arabs endless conflict
I don´t like Eric Bana, but this is the exception, he delivers a nice performance here and IMO the best of his career
Munich is a highly infravalorated film and it surely deserves a view