An amazing movie

Rating: 10/10 (20 November 2016)

First off, I have to say that I found Gran Torino to be an amazing movie, probably Eastwood's best directorial work. It's unfair that movie was ignored by Academy Awards. It definitely deserved some Oscars.
But that's not what I want to talk about.
I want to point out that this movie perfectly highlights the dangers of mass immigration. Take a look at these Hmongs in this movie. They all live in same neighborhood, they don't bother to learn English. They eat only Hmong food, keep all their customs and traditions. Younger males become criminals and form gangs. Young or old, they all refuse to cooperate with the police.
All in all they refuse to assimilate. They're not Americans, they are Hmongs living in America. And I can guarantee that this is super-realistic. It's not a made-up story, this is how minorities behave in USA. Mexicans behave the same. Somalis behave the same. And this goes for many other ethnic groups of immigrants.
That's why immigration must be individual (or small families), and never in large groups. A single couple of say, Poles or Cubans in a new city will search for American friends, form bonds with local community, learn the language. They would never do that if they moved their entire neighborhood to USA.