Israeli agent tries to stop Palestinian terrorists from blowing up the Super Bowl
The 1970s was known for its disaster movies. You had the Towering Inferno about the tallest building in the world catching fire. You had the Poseidon Adventure about a luxury liner sinking. Black Sunday was part of that trend. It was based upon the Palestinian terrorist group Black September trying to blow up the Goodyear Blimp over the Super Bowl while an Israeli agent tries to stop them.<br /><br />The movie was based upon a book which is why it has an Israeli being the star even though the story is based within the United States. It’s funny because the Americans are literally in the background while the Israelis get free reign to do whatever they want.<br /><br />The movie starts as a good political thriller with its mix of intrigue and action. Then it gets to the Super Bowl and loses its way completely. There is scene after scene showing the game, then the Israeli running around and then back to the game. Nothing happens for literally 30 minutes before the terrorists try their attack. Editing was not a strong point of Black Sunday. If they’d cut that part down this would have been a much more satisfying film.<br />C
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