Spielberg's "Munich" reticence making sense

Watching the wires as scrupulously as we do from our little underwater castle, it's becoming a whole lot clearer why Spielberg is largely keeping mum about "Munich."

-- The Mossad guys think "Munich" is "absurd."

-- The Israelis don't like "Munich" much, either.

-- Even the terrorists -- never known for good humor -- spurn "Munich" and are even annoyed they weren't consulted. (How do you find terrorists? In the Yellow Pages, under "T"?)

And you wonder why Steven is thinking about making "Mary Poppins"?

Posted by Claude | 04:12 PM | Show Business