"Operation Finale" is a serious historical subject, reflecting the struggle of human nature. There are two things to watch in the movie. The first is that it does not emphasize the thrills and confrontation of action, that is, it does not use action dramas to win, but focuses on showing the characters' hearts and struggles; the second is justice, fairness, and humanity, as well as common serious historical themes. Corresponding family, responsibility and dignity.
"Operation Finale" revealed that there was a big dispute about how to deal with Adolf Eichmann at that time. Many people tended to assassinate and pay for it; but in the end they decided to take a greater risk and bring Adolf Eichmann back to Israel. Even if it caused a diplomatic incident, the whole world must see a just trial and a revival of human nature. It is a pity that the film is still so bad. All the historical macro, personal struggles and human nature discussions are only half done. It is neither decisive and specific to the rescue of Mossad like "Munich", nor is it the 1999 movie. The documentary "Special Elements: A Portrait of a Modern Criminal" is so profound. In the film, Adolf Eichmann is dull, dull, and even a little cowardly. He constantly defends his innocence and obeys orders. This led Hannah Allen to write the famous "Eichmann of Jerusalem", discussing totalitarianism and banal evil. However, none of these appear in the movie. The whole movie feels like a compromise. Both the victim and the perpetrator have the same feelings and the same pen and ink.
