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RIP Yonatan “Yoni” Netanyahu (March 13, 1946 - July 4, 1976), aged 30
You will be remembered as a hero.
I am not criticizing Yoni; but I have a question. He fired the silenced shots at the Ugandan sentries. The plan was to totally go by them. It can be argued he ruined the element of surprise. That is to say, he almost blew the whole raid. Instead, it went great. Was he celebrated because he was killed, basically? And he became a martyr?
@@mikequinlivan8842he fired them to have the element of surprise you are aware the the soldiers would immediately have known they are not their soldiers they were not expecting reinforcements and one good look at them and they would have opened fire killing them was part of the plan what wasnt planned was the unsurpressed shot for the one that the ones the surprssed missed, but other than that the plan went well
(Neutral perspective on the Israel Palestine thing)
He was the only military casualty and beloved by his men. After his death they essentially made a cult out of how nice a guy he was, and how he laid down his life for the country.
The Netanyahu family didn't start out with that name, they adopted it from their pen name. They were excellent writers though, and they made the story of Yoni's life into a legend, to the level a cult of personality can exist around a dead guy in a monotheistic society.
It does help keep young people motivated and willing to serve instead of dodging the draft. More importantly, Bibi, i.e. used the cult of personality around his deceased brother to catapult himself into the PM's chair.
Must have see 100 times. The soldiers calm, focused and fearless. The first soldier must be going with significant chance of death, but the job needs to be done. The movie brings this aspect of emotions. Great movie!
Well the job has to be done. Can not hesitate. Then trust their peers to follow through. Nobody likes to kill other people. But they had a mission to save the lives of others. They killed almost 100 enemies, saved almost the entire hostage. Lost one.
Yes
The Movie is a close depiction of what happened.
This scene has taken a lot of criticism, but i feel it works.
It shows the soldiers defending their people, and the dance sequence is rooted in music about what it means to be jewish.
The fallen dancer evokes the loss of yoni, the only israeli military fatality.
I feel this will become an iconic scene in movie history.
It shows soldiers defending their people. The people who came to a foreign land drove people out of their homes, killed them, calling those who tried to fight for their homes terrorists. Britain and the United States sponsored and armed Israel as a permanent point of conflict in the Middle East, pursuing their geopolitical interests. Propaganda shows only one side of the conflict. Good Israelis and bad Arabs.
@@user-rb7pn9le5y😂
@@steveforster9764 remember hagana, balmakh, stern and ergon so who is the terrorist
@@steveforster9764 Israel killed more than half million of Palestinians and more than quarter million of Egyptians, syrians and Lebanese so who is the real terrorist
hamas right now. They fucked around, Gaza now has to find out. @@user-rb7pn9le5y This scene sucks though, compare it to the end sequence of zero dark thirty - another case of fucked around, found out.
I love how they showed 2 choreographies at 1 time portraying the fact that the raid was Indeed, well choreographed except the fall of 1 soldier(the commander) who is Current pm's elder brother.
And the Commander is everything the PM won’t ever be-an honorable man
I like the music a lot but, even if it adds gravitas to this scene, the mix between the raid and the theatre exhibition makes more difficult and less enjoyable the sequence. I just want to see how they save the hostages!
i agree. It's nothing but filler material.
Yes and no it is the song song at the end off the passover seder. It ties in the theme of redemption from passover and the song focuses on the devotion to the almighty
🤦 damn- k-dot
I think it was great. I wouldn’t see the film another way, I really enjoyed how they tied that in.
I understand your arguments, but I really enjoyed this cross-cuting, it's what made the film for me
Some details of how this differs from what actually happened:
Jean-Jacques Maimoni, a 19-year-old French immigrant to Israel, stood up and was killed when Israeli company commander Muki Betzer and another soldier mistook him for a hijacker and fired at him.[26] Another hostage, Pasco Cohen, 52, was also fatally wounded by gunfire from the commandos.[69] In addition, a third hostage, 56-year-old Ida Borochovitch, a Russian Jew who had emigrated to Israel, was killed by a hijacker in the crossfire.
According to hostage Ilan Hartuv, Wilfried Böse was the only hijacker who, after the operation began, entered the hall housing the hostages. At first he pointed his Kalashnikov rifle at hostages, but "immediately came to his senses" and ordered them to find shelter in the restroom, before being killed by the commandos. According to Hartuv, Böse fired only at Israeli soldiers and not at hostages.
Don't forget Dora Bloch who was killed by by Amin's regime. She was rushed to the Hospital due to a medical emergency and was murdered by Idi Amin's regime out of revenge.
I can give you information on this subject very few know about although it is public information now. My grandfather Sid Hurwich a Canadian electronics genius was given a medal from Israel. Protector of the state of Israel. Google Sid Hurwich raid at entebbe. Very interesting to read
Cameron Silverman perfect, just in time for Canada Day.
Never as good as in movies. However, they performed their task almost perfectly. Then yes, all these Ugandan soldiers died was nothing good. They only obeyed orders from Amin. They were not involved in the kidnapping.
Don't support them too much Just because they're against Israel.. they were ready to kill all the hostages if their demands are not met
Love from india 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Jews suffered a lot in history
But we indians will always support you
🇮🇳👬🇮🇱
I don't know the language of the background song. This mission holds huge importance for Israel.
This background song literally gave me goosebumps. Have already watched this movie twice. This scene gives me goosebumps.
Hebrew
Its Duckworth by kendrick lamar
Goosebumps slappy, hits different when your older
It's called, "Echad Mi Yodeya?", or "Who Knows One?" It's a song we sing at Passover.
who know one referring to G-D@@JasmineEdison
The ending of the movie felt rushed to me, like they run out of time or something. The airport raid scenes would have been better if they were not shot in slow motion, there were more of them and if they were more gritty. Now it just fell flat at the end, which is a shame really. Otherwise a pretty great movie.
Nothing beats the Classic Raid on Entebbe movie.
I felt it was ok, only ok.
It also doesn't make sense to see the soldiers standing still waiting. They were rushing forward counting on the element of surprise.
I find a lot of endings are rushed because most movies are given only 2 hours at most, so screenwriters have to set everything up and introduce the characters, leaving little room for the third act
I felt the same.
I've seen an interview with the director where he says the song and dance were chosen because they symbolize orthodoxy (not specifically Jewish Orthodoxy, but more like traditionalism in general, no matter what nation you belong to). As the movie and song progress, the dancers begin to cast off their (orthodox) clothes - and the only dancer who doesn't do that keeps falling off the chair, again and again. The idea is that, if you rigidly stick to your orthodoxy, you cannot negotiate productively - you'll never find a solution to your problem, and you'll get trapped in a never-ending cycle of misery (people getting trapped is another of the film's motifs).
why you don't talk about stealing the skin and organs of Palestinians after their killing by the IDF
what the He*l are you talking about@@user-rb7pn9le5y
@@user-rb7pn9le5ycry some more
In real life , black Mercedes w115 , which was used in action has two ugandan flag in front , to represent Idi Amin's car , but Ugandans warns that Amin recently purchased a white Mercedes.
RIP Yoni,a real hero
Loved how the show and operation scene were synchronized. Yoni ,like his brother , had major balls. God rest his soul
So why are you criticising putin for his invasion to Ukraine and putin and Russians are beleiving that Ukraine belongs to Russia
The last ten minutes of a great movie…couldn’t tear myself away from either the dance sequences or the gunfight
yeah, the last ten minutes having the most exciting part of the whole ordeal and the rest being filled with bs no one asked for.
I am from india and salute for Israel and also for who made this so incredible energetic music
That moment when you realise "Frenchie" from The Boys is actually an Israeli bloke.
I can’t really tell but is he the guy 2 chairs to the left of the girl with read hair?
@@joshbrown9926 no, he’s one of the soldiers. Brilliant actor.
@@joshbrown9926 he s the soldier who shot Bose and the female
I always stand with Israel 🇮🇱 !
Well done Sayeret Matkal ! Outstanding rescue operation.
Rip Yoni Nethanyahu.
You "stand with" Israel on youtube, from your couch. We are all pleased and honored you inform us of such a meaningful and valuable support.
Ah, the man was a war hero no doubt. Also, dunno if Yoni is a popular name in Israel but Yoni literally translates to "Vagina" in Sanskrit and several Indian languages. It's like naming your daughter "Penis".
Still a war hero. RIP.
@@AnselmeHueber What's the problem ? Are you not on youtube too ?
@@rustomkanishka In Ukrainian Yonni would be Ivan as Yonni's full name was Yonatham, English Jonathan or John, Slavic (primarily Russian or Ukrainian) Ivan. And its pronounce EEvan not Eyevan,
3:17 Lieutenant Colonel Yonatan "Yoni" Netanyahu he was a IDF Commander he was killed by a machine gun fire at the airport control tower, and his a brother of Benjamin Netanyahu the Israeli Prime Minister 🇮🇱
Yoni’s services will never be forgotten. 🫡🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
Shivers, every time...
RIP YONI 💐 Salute to Benjamin Netanyahu surviving brother who later became President of Israel. Respectes to Israeli brothers Shalom from India 🇮🇳
Should he be prime minister?
Oh the one dancer falling symbolises the one soldier being killed! That's actually pretty smart, not gonna lie...
I was wondering what is the meaning of it. Thanks!
That Soldier who died happened to be the brother of a certain Israeli Prime Minister
I knew that!
@@jhudrickwrayterrado8791 yeah it's a shame that prime minister now tries to claim that he is as courageous and dedicated as the soldier
The best example of Fortune favours the brave...
They were no match for the Hebrew commandos… 🙏 🇮🇱 🇺🇸
Personally I quite liked the choice of juxtaposing the very intense dance sequence with the hostage rescue. It felt like a satisfying crescendo to something that’s been building up the entire film.
What I didn’t like about this film was the fact that it felt like it was trying a bit too hard to make Böse and Kuhlmann look sympathetic. With Böse, it sounds like the majority of his personality in this film came from the single moment where a Holocaust survivor showed him his tattoo, and he protested being compared to the Nazis. And it very conveniently leaves out the fact that Kuhlmann was a raging anti-Semite and was only too happy to have free reign to hurl her anti-Semitic abuse at the Jewish hostages.
That being said, I’m prepared to accept that the scene here, where Böse chose to order the hostages to take cover rather than shoot them, is actually true.
Witness accounts appear to confirm that Bose did have the hostages take cover. I didn't see much sympathy in the portrayal of Khulmann, and I think the portrayal of Bose can be interpreted in the sense that it was a different era of Terrorism than what modern audiences would likely understand. Not to justify any terrorists, but back then, many Terrorists were less bloodthirsty, in the sense that they were not out to kill innocents to make their point being their tactic. Many generally accepted the viability of holding people for ransom to achieve short term goals or to get the intended audience to listed to their message. Some genuinely felt the only way they could get anyone to listen to their grievances was to take hostages. It was only as a result of this era of terrorism when governments started declaring no negotiation policies, and the rise of Specialist Counter-Terrorist forces, that hostage taking became somewhat less favored, and we start seeing more deliberate mass murder as the preferred tactic, culminating of course with 9/11. I think Bose, as portrayed in this film, tried to justify his actions to himself in a somewhat reasonable way. He didn't want to outright murder people. He was a revolutionary of the left-wing variety and saw this operation as a nessecary thing to do in the goal of what he saw as a positive revolution for society. He was still completely wrong, but I believe we can understand his actions more than, say, those of Al Qaeda or ISIS, who have a very violent, oppressive and all or nothing outlook.
Music? Absolutely hype. It goes hard. I think of it every time I'm reminded of the raid on Entebbe.
Intercuts with interpretive dancing? Not so much.
Aaah yes, the good old fashioned: walk with the throwable explosive device trick, works every time!
why not just ... throw it ?
@@buxadonoff It's supposed to be a suicide run. You take down the opponent but also get yourself killed in the process
you damn right
@@asoru5573 Terrorists aren’t too bright.
Perfection... lot of people bitch about this scene, but I think it's absolutely brilliant. 11/10... different direction than say, Saving private ryan.. but just as moving, with a touch of powerful Jewish vengeance theme
Love to my Israeli family from India 🇮🇳
Hope our government learns a thing or two from yours. Operation Entebbe along with the Operation Wrath of God are inspiration to many! 🤍✨🤍🇮🇳✨🇮🇱✨🤍✨🤍
Thanks for the support. Pretty soon you’re going to need help in your impending struggle with China.
@@solomongoldstein2780 And I hope that Israel will stand behind it’s ally if need be.
The guy shot was Benjamin Netanyahus brother
UFCNUTTA yes. His name was Yoni Netanyahu. He is considered a national hero. He led the raid and was the only casualty.
@@Bklyngurl85 It was pretty heroic..
@UFCNUTTA
Yeah... Yonatan Netanyahu who got shot is Benjamin Netanyahu's blood brother.
Benjamin also was in the army and he was part of some other mission (i don't exactly remember which) and then later he entered politics and became the Prime minister of Israel.
if i remember the surviving brother went into politics and became the prime minister around the time of 1996.
Correction yonis brother is Benjamin... yonatan netanyahu... this operation is also known as operation yonatan
Omg thanks for posting this
Amazing scene !!! the music fits perfectly
Not if you know the lyrics lol
@@adam_1144 what do they say?
@@DorritoKeksi
The song is meant to remember our customs, traditions, and history. It has nothing to do with our historical resilience which would've been far more fitting. A more dramatized version of "Hatikva" would've been more fitting by far.
Here is the song in the video translated into English:
Who knows one? I know one. One is our God in Heaven and Earth.
Who knows two? I know two. Two are the tablets of the covenant. One is our God in Heaven and Earth.
Who knows three? I know three. Three are the patriarchs. Two are the tablets of the covenant. One is our God in Heaven and Earth.
Who knows four? I know four. Four are the matriarchs. Three are the patriarchs. Two are the tablets of the covenant. One is our God in Heaven and Earth.
Who knows five? I know five. Five are the books of the Torah. Four are the matriarchs. Three are the patriarchs. Two are the tablets of the covenant. One is our God in Heaven and Earth.
Who knows six? I know six. Six are the orders of the Mishnah. Five are the books of the Torah. Four are the matriarchs. Three are the patriarchs. Two are the tablets of the covenant. One is our God in Heaven and Earth.
Who knows seven? I know seven. Seven are the days of the week. Six are the orders of the Mishnah. Five are the books of the Torah. Four are the matriarchs. Three are the patriarchs. Two are the tablets of the covenant. One is our God in Heaven and Earth
Who knows eight? I know eight. Eight are the days for circumcision. Seven are the days of the week. Six are the orders of the Mishnah. Five are the books of the Torah. Four are the matriarchs. Three are the patriarchs. Two are the tablets of the covenant. One is our God in Heaven and Earth.
Who knows nine? I know nine. Nine are the months of childbirth. Eight are the days for circumcision. Seven are the days of the week. Six are the orders of the Mishnah. Five are the books of the Torah. Four are the matriarchs. Three are the patriarchs. Two are the tablets of the covenant. One is our God in Heaven and Earth.
Who knows ten? I know ten. Ten are the Words from Sinai. Nine are the months of childbirth. Eight are the days for circumcision. Seven are the days of the week. Six are the orders of the Mishnah. Five are the books of the Torah. Four are the matriarchs. Three are the patriarchs. Two are the tablets of the covenant. One is our God in Heaven and Earth.
Who knows eleven? I know eleven. Eleven are the stars [in Joseph's Dream]. Ten are the Words from Sinai. Nine are the months of childbirth. Eight are the days for circumcision. Seven are the days of the week. Six are the orders of the Mishnah. Five are the books of the Torah. Four are the matriarchs. Three are the patriarchs. Two are the tablets of the covenant. One is our God in Heaven and Earth.
Who knows twelve? I know twelve. Twelve are the tribes. Eleven are the stars [in Joseph's Dream]. Ten are the Words from Sinai. Nine are the months of childbirth. Eight are the days for circumcision. Seven are the days of the week. Six are the orders of the Mishnah. Five are the books of the Torah. Four are the matriarchs. Three are the patriarchs. Two are the tablets of the covenant. One is our God in Heaven and Earth.
Who knows thirteen? I know thirteen. Thirteen are the attributes of God. Twelve are the tribes. Eleven are the stars. Ten are the Words from Sinai. Nine are the months of childbirth. Eight are the days for circumcision. Seven are the days of the week. Six are the orders of the Mishnah. Five are the books of the Torah. Four are the matriarchs. Three are the patriarchs. Two are the tablets of the covenant. One is our God in Heaven and Earth.
@@adam_1144 interesting, thank you :D
@@DorritoKeksi No problem at all. Happy to explain! :)
Love from india,🇮🇳 always love israel entebbe, wrath of god inspires me a lot,
The dancer falling symbolizes a lot, firstly we are all the ones who fall and where we fall the others do not. Also recognize the one who falls keeps their modesty in the end.
how they presented the climax scene is a total let down compared to all the build up leading onto it
Yes good. There are good soldiers there. When one falls, the next takes the command and solves the task!
RESPECT FROM INDIA FOR ISRAELI BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
Why you don't talk about stealing the skin and organs of Palestinians after their killing by the IDF
7 October 2023
It's amazing how this song is so motivating
Esta parte es el climax de la pelicula excelente desde argentina 🇦🇷
Sí!
Why you don't talk about the stealing of the skin of organs of Palestinians after their killing by the IDF
Love you Yoni 😭 miss yiu
Israel never negotiate with terror.....
May yoni rest in peace
CO gets killed, Our guy takes command and lead within seconds.
You dont become a hero because you want,
You become a hero when destiny gives you a Chance and you take it
"Der Held ist nur 5 Sekunden lang kein Feigling "
Echad mi yode'a
Echad ani yode'a
Echad Elokeinu shebashamaim uva'aretz.
The best interpretation of Operation Thunderbolt was the TV Movie Raid on Entebbe with Charles Bronson. RIP Yoni; To Israeli People, " Remember to never lay down against Terrorism & to fight for one another."
The Ugandan dictator who ruled Uganda 🇺🇬 Idi Amin who supported the terrorists was overthrown in coup three years after this raid and Idi Amin lived the rest of his life in exile until he died in Jeddah in Saudi Arabia in 2003.
Good riddance!
Michel Bacos, capitán del vuelo 139 de Air France, secuestrado por terroristas palestinos y alemanes occidentales, vino al mundo en Egipto el 23 de Mayo de 1924.
Tras vover a Francia, luego del exitoso rescate de los rehenes, el entonces Presidente de la República, Valery Giscard D´Estaing (1974 a 1981) otorgó a Bacos la "Orden Nacional de la Legión de Honor", la más prestigiosa condecoración del país galo. El gobierno israelí otorgó a los tripulantes del vuelo 139 medallas por su heroismo. Michel Bacos se retiró de Air France en 1982, y en Junio 2008 recibió el premio "B´nai B´riht International Menoras D´Or" en Cannes.
Michel Bacos falleció en Niza, Francia el 26 de Marzo de 2019
¡Dios lo tenga en su Reino!
Saludos desde Venezuela
Michel Bacos, captain of Air France flight 139, which was hijacked by Palestinian and West German terrorists, was born in Egypt on May 23, 1924.
When he returned to France after the succesful rescue of the hostages, President Valery Giscard D´Estaing (1974 to 1981) awarded Bacos with "National Order of The Legion Honor" the most prestigious french condecoration. Israeli governement awarded flight 139 crew with medals for their heroism. Michel Bacos retired from Air France in 1982 and in June 2008 he received "B´nai B´riht International Menoras D´Or Award" in Cannes.
Michel Bacos passed away in Nice, France on March 26, 2019.
God bless him!
Best regards from Venezuela.
Operation Entebbe coming right up
was a good movie
O bem sempre vence contra o mal. Ainda mais quando um povo tem um GENERAL que nunca perde.
Won't be popular but the dancers for me deride the bravery of those that went in and did this. It wasn't or planned to be "art". Really good movie up until this point.
Israelis love dancing and music. It's in their soul, it's ancient, and it's part of that backbone of steel....something binding them to each other and giving life meaning.
Mission Report
Spoilers
He got his mission report & danced
Plus this is the second movie to have a Marvel character meet Idi Amin
Whoever decided to replace an accurate depiction of the rescue operation with interpretive dance should never have anything to do with making a movie again.
DIS IS HOW WE DO ACTION IN UGANDA!!! 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬
Operation: 'Cut Tigerz Balls.'
the guy that got his rifle jammed was supposed to be taking point? So the commander takes the point instead? was that the actual events or just for dramatisation?
Was going to see this movie. But it did so poorly in the US it was pulled from the theaters after the opening weekend.
Why were there people sitting on chairs dancing
GMF KIA?
@@vorpalspartan1463 Killed in action buddy.
Alien Li oh I get you now, I thought you meant the red headed woman was KIA
Nah
She can't dance if she dead tho
Essa operação foi vital p o povo Israelense!Desencorajando quaisquer futuras agressões a este povo!!!
1:50 DAMNIT BOAZ!!!
benditos los que te bendicen, malditos los que te destruyen... duro con Hamas
We used pur past to help us with our present we took comfort in our history and who we are as a people. We used the past to plan a action for today.
Love to israil...#a true friend🇮🇱🇮🇳
01:21 Did the PLO honestly think that they could defeat an adversary. That had Land Rovers?? 😮😅
what song is this?
Duckworth - Kendrick Lamar
You should also watch 6 days it is also a hostage movie
The song is catchy.
Duckworth- Kendrick Lamar
Its already been done...
In that play the girl falls every-time from the chair !
What does it signify ?????
Can’t remember but the shedding of clothes and throwing them in the center are supposed to represent the piles of clothes and shoes found by soldiers liberating concentration camps
Yoni Netanyahu's death
What's with the chair dancing?
most intense scene of movie
Isn’t this based on a true story? Glad they made a movie about it lol when I found out and learned about it it really seemed like a movie that happened lol that and the Iran embassy raid are iconic
Yes! This movie is based on the hijacking of Air France Flight 139 on June 27, 1976, and the Entebbe Raid on July 4, 1976.
Isnt the falling person supposed to be last in the circle ?
Ye i think
a timely reminder to never go into battle without a bunch of singing an dancing dudes with chairs.... WhoTF thought this was a sensible addition to a combat scene? Whomever it was, please find him and slap him for all of us.....
It’s a form of symbolism
@@manny3497 Yep, a totally unnecessary and ridiculous one ;-)
The dancing was a constant subplot to the movie .... Thia wasnt just there for nothing
@@djbadlt No singing and dancing on my downloaded copy of this movie....
@@manny3497 Yeah. Pretentious, vague, stupid symbolism.
Could have done without any of the slow motion or the people seated on chairs doing modern dance that detracts from the brilliant audacity of the raid
Does anyone get the name song ?
'Echad Mi Yodea'
04:25 I guess you could say. She's now a ...... *Gone Girl* 🙃
Is that dance routine part of the film or just added to prevent the video being taken down.
It's a routine part of the movie
@@zendexisoverpowered4659 I think it ruins it.
@@nerdytom6881 it has meaning!
Counter terrorist wins
ダンスシーンは蛇足では有りませんか？タカ派とされるメナハム・ゴーランも人質側やテロリストの視点を作りましたよ。
The movie Mivtsa Yonatan, a jewish movie made in 1977 was the first movie they made about this operation and it's clearly the best and the more realistic in every way ...
Modelled on the British SAS
Some of Israel’s early commanders had served with the Jewish Brigades under the British Army in WWII.
Ahava... Israel!❤
Hail to you Martyr ✊️🇮🇱
Zero Dark Thirty of the 1970s
Yeah, the general consensus was that the director botched this scene. I get it. Take a chance. Be avant-garde. In my view, it's usually actors who take this kind of chance. Mickey Rourke in Bar Fly. Nicolas Cage in many of his films. Gary Oldman in most of his films. But, if this is a retaliatory tale, don't we get closure from a narrative that shows the "bad guys" getting what's for? I think that's generally the case. This was certainly an odd choice with the random cuts. Perhaps they didn't want the stereotypical hero tale of Yanni Netanyahu. In my opinion - nice try, but it's distracting from the narrative.
Whoever disliked this video must be Palestinians, Jordanians, Syrians, Egyptians, Iranians and Saudis.
or just people who want a proper portrayal of the raid, not a stupid modern dance
Long live Israel !
This should be an alternative ending to among us.
R.I.P Yoni
Among us? What's that?
@@vatonage1599 Lol i meant like there should be an ending like this. (Among us is a video game ok)
@@Patriot2609 Ok.. I looked for videos of that game and I don't see how it's related to this.
@@vatonage1599 i meant there should be an ending similar to this, like a rescue by military
4:23
Bridget and Boni are kind of like the German version of, Bonnie and Clyde 💰🔫😈
What has the dancing got to do with this raid. Absolute Bo**ocks
Ikr, the one scene the movie depended on was done in a very mediocre way,the combat didn't make much sense because of always cutting from the raid to the dancing and the raid itself was very short, Munich has a much better raid scene.
@@ej4458 To be fair the raid in real life was only 30 minutes long. The dancing and song is a representation of the founding of Israel, the words are from a Jewish prayer, and the dancing is supposed to represent strife, and in particular The Holocaust (this is from the original choreographer). So I'd say it fits with the whole premise of the film, in that this scene is the culmination of Israel
@@ej4458 Again, very different motives being acheived. There is your normal violence, and then there is stylistic violence, this wasn't meant to be just a shootout and rescue, the dance adds the layer of symbolism, the cuts take away from the thrill back to the years of struggle and work, the falling woman of course is congruent with Yoni's untimely demise, and the rest of the raid is very choreographed. If you want like a genuine high adrenaline raid, as you said, Munich does it, the original version of this also has a brilliant raid scene. Director here is trying to achieve very different goals with the scene, and TONS of people don't like it, and that's completely fine, might not be your thing, but I feel it's important to understand the idea behind it, whether you like the scene or not.
Guys can you explain tue other end where there is a woman running still while a man do some strange dance with blue light?
Does anyone what this dance is called and what it is supposed to represent?
echad mi yodea
RIP
Yonatan Netanyahu
(1946-1976)
and
To the four hostages who were killed in Operation Entebbe
RIH
To the 45 Ugandan soldiers and the seven hijackers of Air France Flight 139 who were killed in Operation Entebbe
I could do without the Bob Fosse and stick with the actual history (or as close as a movie can come).
i want a full movie
*inbound copyright strike if he does do that so you might not be able to even-
Munidev
Very bad ending, without the danke it would be better.
What is this song called again? Is it an Israeli or Uganda anthem or something like that? Or was this chair dance just created for the movie? Is it a tradition? Please let me know.
Echad Mi Yodea/ 1- who knows? (in direct translation)
Dance exists without the movie
It is a traditional Jewish song which sets out some of the tenets of Judaism.
It consists of a series of questions and answers to them.
very bad not the older versie .
Whoever decided to chop-up this raid scene with that stupid dance ensemble deserves to be kicked in the groin. Way to ruin a perfectly good scene with
Tiny and annoying as always