| Gran Torino Review |
| by Scott Mendelson |
| Clint Eastwood is the rare actor who has had two 'final acts' in his
career. The first came in 1992, when the revisionist western
Unforgiven accidentally revitalized his career after a full decade of
relative irrelevance (the only good films Eastwood...more |
| Gran Torino Review |
| by Homer Yen |
| "Get off my lawn," says the gruff old-timer. I'm not sure if I would
want Walt Kowalski (Clint Eastwood) as my neighbor. And, as an
Asian-American myself, he certainly wouldn't want me. When I think
about the American of yesteryear, he is Walt. He...more |
| Gran Torino Review |
| by Wick |
| Masterpiece. As terrific a Clint Eastwood movie as has ever been, Gran
Torino delivers everything a perfect movie should: its funny as hell,
deeply engaging, warmly affecting, sad yet uplifting. Movies come
fancier, bigger, louder, pricier, and with...more |
| Gran Torino Review |
| by Wick |
| Masterpiece. As terrific a Clint Eastwood movie as has ever been, Gran
Torino delivers everything a perfect movie should: its funny as hell,
deeply engaging, warmly affecting, sad yet uplifting. Movies come
fancier, bigger, louder, pricier, and with...more |
