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"Those who will sit around wondering whether Munich is the work of an anti-Israeli or just a self-hating Jew &amp;#151; which is to say, Steven Spielberg, who has been branded both by Israeli officials and newspaper columnists in recent weeks &amp;#151; give the movie and its maker far too much credit. The story of how the Israeli government retaliated for the murder of eleven Israeli athletes &amp;#151; among them an American expatriate and other foreign-born athletes who had moved to the promised land &amp;#151; at the 1972 Munich Olympic Games is less a treatise on the history of Middle East violence than an inert, overlong thriller that has more in common with Steven Soderbergh's Ocean's Eleven than Costa-Gavras' Z. It certainly attempts to make a profound statement on the endless cycle of bloodshed begat by terrorism, but it's too turgid and redundant to have any real impact."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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