Gran Torino (2008)
You donโt want to be in Clint Eastwoodโs crosshairs.
Presentation:
Clint Eastwood directs and stars in his own film with a very moving story, which should be a champion not exclusively for asian audiences. This story has just as good if not more character arcs you'd expect from one of his legendary westerns. The brownish grade is quite gritty and immersive, with very believable performances and sympathy from the rest of the cast.
Conclusion:
Great character development that really makes you invest in the characters. The climax is rewarding and all the suspense leading up to it is very endearing. Clint Eastwood gives us his signature scowl, yet irresistible grouchy charm that will make you want to watch more works from him.
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