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* [[Fan Disservice]]: The {{spoiler|female assassin's death, due to any sexiness from the fact that she's completely naked being canceled out by the fact that she's dying}}.

* [[He Who Fights Monsters]]: One of the more controversial aspects of the film is the way it depicts the operation as being an example of this.

* [[Honey Trap]]: Jokingly mentioned by one of the team members {{spoiler|then she gets him for real}}.

* [[Instant Death Bullet]]: Graphically averted.

* [[Not So Different]]: Of two kinds. The first is that all militants and spies and are cut from the same cloth, all fighting for their own idea of good. The second is how vengeance begets more vengeance. When they kill the woman assassin, they are taking vengeance for her taking vengence on them, for taking vengeance for the Munich killings, which were the vengeance for brutal policies.

* [[Spiritual Successor]]: Could be considered as this to ''[[Schindler's List]]''. Jon Stewart at the 2006 Oscars:

* [[Very Loosely Based on a True Story]]: The depictions of the Olympic massacre and the assassinations are closely based on historical fact. The rest is either based on "Avner's" memoirs, the accuracy and even authenticity of which are disputed to this day, or is otherwise total fiction.

* [[Well-Intentioned Extremist]]: The entire team though They have Their doubts about what They do.