THE best drama movie I've ever seen

Rating: 10/10 (14 June 2015)

I can't express my feeling the first time I've watched this movie. I was in the cinema and I wasn't a FAN of Eastwood back then. I just went to see it because my friend pushed me to, also there were no other good movies to watch as far as I remember. I was kinda stupid to think that all Eastwood's movies were cheesy or just stupid western or cheap action. Really, this movie changed my life in some point and made me realize many other things I've almost missed in my life (movies and more).
I was really stunned when I knew that all the narration lines (his voice) were a letter from Scrap (Morgan Freeman) to Eastwood's daughter who never read the weekly letters Frankie (Eastwood) wrote to her because she refused to forgive him for some unspecified past actions.
I love to watch every scene in the movie over and over again. Every aspect of it is amazingly done. Half of the movie is like a victory sort of happy period of every character, the 2nd half is a horrible sad story that bring a lot of tears to your eyes! I couldn't believe how the entire movie was changed. Only a few directors CAN do this. It literally moves you and controls your emotions and leave you speechless, only your tears and your open jaw can tell how you feel.
Jay Baruchel (Danger) seems to have a very small and NOT important character in the movie. After watching them movie many times, you realize that he's actually NOT. He could be someone very important, maybe he's the Million Dollar baby! I realize "this" when I studied what Scrap said (in the narration) about him, when he asked him "Anything else I can do for you? - - Just one of those questions you ask, but Danger wanted to give it his best answer".
Most of the lines in the movie were the best lines in any other movies I've ever watched BUT my favorite is "Fly there, drive back".
Thank you, Clint Eastwood. Looking forward to see more of your brilliant works.
Cheers