Grumpy old Eastwood is reminded what it means to have friends/family once more by Hmong kids
Clint Eastwood has got the grumpy old man motif down pat as shown in Gran Torino. In the opening scene he’s attending the funeral for his wife and gives dirty looks to each of his grandchildren as they come up to the front of the church. He even complains about the priest’s sermon.<br /><br />Given that start you would never guess that the movie is about Eastwood befriending the shy Hmong kid that lives next door Bee Vang and his sister Ahney Her. They break down his bitter exterior and he’s reminded what it means to have friends and family once more.<br /><br />Along the way there are some really funny parts based upon Eastwood’s stereotype. When he goes for a haircut for example he and his barber pass constant insults. I saw this when it came out in the theaters and forgot just how much comedy is in the story.<br /><br />Of course none of that prepares you for what happens in the end. It really makes for an amazing film.<br /><br />Eastwood of course does a great job. I don’t think it was that hard for him to play such a part. Ahney is by far the more interesting sibling. She’s smart, got an attitude and sticks up for herself and her family.
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