Eastwood's last, and in my opinion, his best.

Rating: 10/10 (23 June 2009)

This movie had one of the best stories ever in the history of film making. Clint Eastwood's acting for the role of grumpy and disgruntled war veteran Walt Kowalski is top-notch, and Bee Vang does a great job making the Thao character look how it is supposed to look- sensitive and soft, but eventually toughened up by Kowalski.
This film also has one of the most despicable villains I have ever seen, especially when you consider their actions at the end, which I won't spoil for anyone who hasn't seen this.
Another thing that made this movie so outstanding was the dialogue. It was PHENOMENAL and filled with witty catchphrases, especially from Eastwood's character. Eastwood's character even used a few facial expressions that made me laugh, and I can't remember the last time I ever laughed at a face a character made in a film.
This is one of those films where everything is slightly scattered out at the beginning, but throughout the movie, the pieces of the puzzle gradually come together, and by the end, they have all formed an awe-inspiring, beautiful picture.
10/10