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by Ty Burr, Boston Globe
In the context of Clint Eastwood's
career as a star, an actor, and a filmmaker, "Gran Torino" is an endlessly
fascinating movie. If only it were a good one.
Eastwood, of course, has long
since reached the point where he can do as he damn well pleases, and one of the
things that has pleased him in recent years is to drop a movie at the very end
of the Oscar season and thoroughly reshuffle the field. "Million Dollar Baby"
was one such movie; this awkwardly conflicted drama about inner-city racism,
struggle, and redemption is not. Still, if you want to see Dirty Harry collide
with Eastwood's idea of the real world, "Gran Torino" is something to see.
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