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In Reply to: Re: Movie "Munich" posted by excog on January 02, 2006 at 02:51:22:
quoted from FrontPage magazine:
"When Spielberg began filming in 2004, it was well known that his film was based on George Jonas’ Vengeance – a book discredited as bunk by both Israeli Mossad agents and Palestinians with actual knowledge of the events depicted. So Spielberg claimed the movie was not based on Vengeance. If it’s not based on the book, then why do the credits of this film say it is?
Spielberg lied.
But not as much as he and admittedly anti-Israel scriptwriter Tony Kushner lied in this two-and-a-half-hour-plus celluloid fairy tale. Like the book on which it’s based, Munich is long, boring, and filled with fakery."
Just wondering, do you use the same above lines to characterize writers whenever what they write doesn't agree with you? Just curious.
