I think Munich is a movie that everyone should see at least once. It's an important movie where those that really don't know much about the Munich massacre will come away with a better understanding of what happened, why it happened and what the ramifications were that followed. Not just politically, but personally as well for a man tasked with the job of hunting down those responsible for the planning and execution of the massacre.

I think Steven Spielberg and the cast did a great job in putting this film together. But as good as it is, I don't really ever see myself watching this again, which is something that I see more and more of when it comes to things that are based on real life events. Yes, you should see it just learn a little something that you may not know regarding the entire story, but then move onto something else. To this day I have only seen Schindler's List one time and that was on opening day of it's release. Anyway, this is definitely worth a Rent, even if there are controversies surround the film. Like I said, it's a good conversation piece.