Hands Down Excellent and near Perfect

Rating: 10/10 (20 January 2009)

Clint Eastwood will not disappoint for this movie. I wasn't disappointed at all. The movie was very funny, and you'd laugh. But it also has a dark side and it's serious. The humor for this film is great and the audience had its shares of big laughs. But then it got serious, and it always was from the start. It's a healthy mix and it doesn't run itself over with pointless and poor drama/humor films. It's simply amazing and brilliant. It was very emotional and great to see Clint Eastwood at his last work. He was excellent in the film. He definitely should deserve the Oscar for Best Actor. Yes, he was that good. Another thing. The story is very interesting and not a lot of movies can have the same plot feel. It's about a war veteran from the Korean War and lots of Asian people started moving into his neighborhood. He's developed a certain dislike for Asians because of the war, and he was mean to them. So when one day an Asian kid tries to steal his prized possession: his 1972 Gran Turino. It's a good plot, with lots of drama and humor. I recommend everyone to see it. It's near perfect and deserves Academy Awards.