I think that I saw this tv movie when it initially broadcast because even though I wasn’t born when the events occurred, I remember it, and 21 Hours at Munich made a huge impression on me regarding my views on terrorism and how simply being Jewish could make you a target. On second viewing, it reminded me of the best aspects of 70s movies: clear plot, interesting characters and a faith in officials being capable of handling any crisis that hasn’t really survived through the ages. Because I know how everything unfolds, the second half lags a bit, but a solid movie.