It’s pretty wild how you can basically take any 30 second sequence from Munich and make the argument that it’s one of the best things Steven Spielberg has ever put to film

And what’s even more wild is that this is true of any number of his other films as well

Not sure why I said Steven Spielberg instead of just Spielberg…sorry about that weirdness

Watching it after not having seen it for quite a while it was shots like these that impressed me most. It's been talked about to death on here but in regards to blocking and staging shots it's genuinely frightening how good he is at it.

Yeah it really is….every single sequence is its own little masterclass in visual language

Its the best camera work and blocking that Spielberg has ever pulled of. Truly mesmerizing to watch and learn how to tell a visual story

Spielberg was really on fire during this 3-4 year period

I’ve posted this whole sequence before because it really encapsulates how his approach to coverage is not like other people’s.

Yeah his approach is above genius level haha

Just rewatched, Munich is a god-tier piece of media.

Munich is a perfect movie