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Gran Torino (2009) (Patreon)

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2022-10-18 19:41:07
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Full link: https://youtu.be/jeMOtRF4IAI

So, two things:

1) I know this is not a Halloween movie. We need to pick apart our internet stuff here in the morning and frankly the edits weren't ready :p. If things go well we shouldn't be without internet for too long, so fingers crossed for as little missed uploads as possible. Moving sucks! 

2) I THOUGHT THIS MOVIE WAS ABOUT CARS. And I ended up crying harder than I cried in a LONG time! :D 

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Curaitis

Amazing choice Mary with one of the all time greats, the legendary Clint Eastwood. Not only one the best Actors ever, but also one the best Directors ever. The list of must-watch Movies from and with Clint Eastwood is really long. A Fistful of Dollars For a Few Dollars More The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Escape from Alcatraz Heartbreak Ridge Unforgiven Mystic River Million Dollar Baby Flags of Our Fathers Letters from Iwo Jima Are all great examples of his talent.

Avery

So can we watch Million Dollar Baby now? lol

Anonymous

OMG YES! Couldn't ask for a better introduction to the legendary actor/director Clint Eastwood. This was one of the most beautiful and powerful movie-going experiences I ever had at the theater. And Daisy was Clint's actual dog!

Carlos Hurtado

Million Dollar Baby! is another great Clint movie. He's a fantastic director.

Wayne

Since you seemed to enjoy Rocky, Clint has a boxing movie as well. In fact, Million Dollar Baby won 3 academy awards including Best Picture. Clint won Best Director and Picture for Unforgiven. Both films were well worth their critical acclaim.

shaneth138

Mystic River is an incredible murder mystery directed by Clint Eastwood. It would be a great intro of Sean Penn, one of the greatest actors ever. Million Dollar Baby is also excellent.

Anonymous

If you've never given it a full listen, the song "Gran Torino" written for the film by Clint Eastwood and Jamie Cullum is one of the most beautiful and poignant songs you'll ever hear: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dL64UAjsID8 It was very controversial when it (and Bruce Springsteen's song for "The Wrestler") weren't nominated at the Oscars for Best Original Song in 2008. Especially since no one remembers the other movie songs that were actually nominated instead for that year.

Tyler Foster

Kind of a ridiculous thing to think about, but there have been a couple of instances where it seems like you haven't recognized phrases that are racist slurs. "Zipp*rhead" would have been an earlier cue that Walt is not just cranky but a racist. I guess it's good, though, that these phrases are increasingly obscure.

Anonymous
>>93915493

She did recognize slope and g**k. But not spook, seems more of a 1950s slur (like when it's used in Back to the Future).

samuel Jakob

Another one I always wanted to watch but somehow never did, I also thought it was about cars because of the name, and wow what an amazing movie, I saw him getting the suit and expected it was a suit for a funeral, but at first I expceted the tailor to ask "what its for" and he saying "its for a funeral" meaning the gang members but only after a bit more dialoge and especially the scene with taoe(sorry dont know how its spelled) I was sure it was for him even tho I still expected a "badass" showdown, but this is so much "better" I hate he died but it was such a strong choice that he gave himself up to give these young kids a better life, and I guess because he was done with killing young people as he said before. Anyway great reaction, thanks for finally making me watch this piece of art. What a beautiful movie.

Don Mayhem

This isn't a horror movie. Someone tricked you 😆 It's a really good movie. My mom and dad's favorite movie. Clint Eastwood's character is hilarious at the beginning of the movie with his "slurs". I just laugh at it but I never say it. Eastwood plays a guy who grew up learning those words from his peers and probably from his own family growing up but the best part is he unlearns that and sees the family as people just like him. Just from another country and culture. That tuff as nails strick man that can teach how to stand up for yourself and other lessons on how to fix things and having character. It's one of those movies where it reminds you of your grandparents and other elderly family members

Anonymous

This reminds me of my grandfather so much. He was such a stern and strict man. Nobody could get him to open up. He grew up in such a hard time. Such a greater reminder of someone I miss so much.