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Clint's Greatest Western Movies Are Some of the Best Ever Made

into action flicks, a cult film connoisseur, Lover of quirky, unique films

JUL

2008

1. The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly (1966): The brilliant final installment in The Man With No Name Trilogy stars Clint Eastwood as the Good, Lee Van Cleef as the Bad, and Eli Wallach as the Ugly. Resist the edited, pan-and-scan versions, and revel in director Sergio Leone's jaw-dropping shot compositions and the brilliant score by Ennio Morricone in the uncut, widescreen edition. Available separately or as part of The Man With No Name Trilogy from MGM Home Video.

2. Unforgiven (1992): At the 1993 Academy Awards, Clint copped the gold for Best Film and Best Director for this revisionist Western....

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jmdobies
Austin, TX

GRAN TORINO

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SEP

2009

I just got done watching Clint Eastwoods latest and greates movie called Grand Torino.If you have not seen yet this is a must!No matter what kind of movie he does it always is amamazing.He never lets us down.He is older now and this movie shows his age of 79 but it is different than the western movies and the dirty harry movies.It is in a league of its own.I dont want to give the story away but it has a very unexpected ending and it is funny,sad,reality and full of drama all in one movie.Any fan of Clint Eastwood must see this movie.