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[Title] => A dish best served cold
[Summary] => Just like in the way Updike novels deconstructed the sunny-side-up Brady Bunch smiles of ‘70s suburbia and attacked the era’s celebration of sanguine post-Vietnam middle-class domesticity, Steven Spielberg’s Munich violently tears away the bellbottomed nostalgia to inform what may have been forgotten in this day and age of arbitrary terrorism.
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