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Personally, I am a sucker for:

'Mystic River' - Excellent acting and story telling. I never guessed the ending.

'The Outlaw Josey Wales' - Just Awesome. "Are we gonna draw pistols, or Whistle Dixie?'

'Million Dollar Baby' - Again, Excellent.

'Unforgiven' - Richard Harris <3


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Unforgiven, followed by Million Dollar Baby

Not a Western fan, so just "Million Dollar Baby".

Only ever seen Million Dollar Baby and Mystic River. I thought they were both great, though MDB wasn't particularly original or inventive and was a story I'd seen many times in many other films, but it's a story that's told well. Mystic River is just a great film.

Unforgiven

Originally posted by Cinemaddiction
Not a Western fan,


I think I just died a little bit inside.

A Fistful of Dollars

Mystic River, but mostly because of the actors.

Solo- He didn't direct Fistful of Dollars, that was Leone.

As for films I liked that he directed:

Play Misty For Me is up there for me, his debut film he directed.
Outlaw Josey Wales
High Plains Drifter
The Gauntlet
Unforgiven

Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby.

Originally posted by DarkWizard
I think I just died a little bit inside.

They just don't entertain me. Same characters, same settings, same situations. That, and they're devoid of anything visually stimulating. All just..drab.

Originally posted by MildPossession
Solo- He didn't direct Fistful of Dollars, that was Leone.

As for films I liked that he directed:

Play Misty For Me is up there for me, his debut film he directed.
Outlaw Josey Wales
High Plains Drifter
The Gauntlet
Unforgiven

I didnt know he directed all those movies.well that being said,yeah I really liked those movies as well.

Originally posted by MildPossession
Solo- He didn't direct Fistful of Dollars, that was Leone.
Wasn't paying attention to the thread title. Thanks, excuse my earlier comment.

Unforgiven

It's a tie between Million Dollar Baby and Mystic River.....but if I had to choose, I'd have to go with Mystic River. Sean Penn completely redeemed himself in that film in my eyes.

My favorite movie directed by Eastwood has been one of his most overlooked: A Perfect World. Kevin Costner gives one of the quietest yet most profound performances. A small film that remains very powerful in its message about choices and the effects they have. A perfect noir and tragic film.