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GranTorino Poster 1The catching up on late-2008 films continues with this film, which I saw last night.

If it is true that this film will be Clint Eastwood’s final acting role, I can say that he went out with a bang.

In this film, Eastwood channels the spirit of Dirty Harry as a grumpy, old racist man, who is haunted by his experiences in the Korean war and is not too happy that his neighbourhood is switching from a European to Asian community.

The film deals with Eastwood’s character slowly shedding his gruff exterior as he bonds with his Asian neighbours, after he protects them from a local gang.

While it is fun watching Eastwood return to grumpy tough guy, underneath it all is a film with a message about looking past one’s differences.

9/10

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Gran Torino (2008)
Runtime:116 minutes
Director:Clint Eastwood
Countries:Germany, United States
Actors:
Walt Kowalski
Father Janovich
Mitch Kowalski
Karen Kowalski
Ashley Kowalski
Steve Kowalski
Barber Martin
Tim Kennedy
Genre:Drama
Writers:
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Plots:
After a Hmong teenager tries to steal his prized 1972 Gran Torino, a disgruntled, prejudiced Korean War veteran seeks to redeem both the boy and himself.
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