September 5

A riveting movie on ABC’s Israeli hostage incident at the 1972 Munich Olympics, well acted.

This is a good movie what I like about it How they capture TV production and how they told the story of munich thru the eyes of the media. In essence its a good movie that even if you know the end its entertaining thru that destination.

I remember watching this play out on TV at the time, it makes for a taut thriller.

Generally speaking, people find true stories much more interesting than fiction. That's the case yet again here; Sept. 5 brings you into the ABC sports control room during the infamous 1972 Munich Olympics hostage crisis. It is absolutely riveting.

One of the best movies I've seen this year.

Bland, down the middle recount of the terrorist attack during the 1972 Olympic.

This historical fiction was made with grit and tenacity. Well done!

It's a film about ABC covering the 1972 Munich Olympic Games. Not a great film by a long stretch.

Exceptional filmmaking that tells a heart-pounding and heartbreaking story from a new point of view. It explores universal questions while staying grounded in specific details. Outstanding

With only 90 minutes, I consider it one of the most shocking and terrifying films of the year, being a great advance for journalistic cinema, because with a single location, good direction and narrative, they can tell a story that is very difficult to watch if the viewer knows what happened at that time when the tragic event occurred, but if you don't know, it will catch your attention and will leave you cold because of how realistic and raw it is.