Clint Eastwood has tackled many things in his career of film. He's been a cowboy, an outlaw, and a cranky old racist with a heart of gold. He's also an acclaimed director of such films as Million Dollar Baby, Gran Torino and Invictus. But how does Eastwood hold up against a drama about the after-life and how others deal with death? Surprisingly, it's a bit of a disappointment.
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I dont know what to think. In a way I think this is why they didn't market the film at all, in another way I think it boils down to taste. If these movies dont get to you then they fail in your eyes. If they do get to you then you think its the greatest movie ever made.
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Hmmm...The more reviews I've seen for this movie, the worse it seems to get. I've yet to hear anything really positive on it, which seems like a rare miss for Eastwood. I was really looking forward to it, and will still probably catch it, but this is getting disheartening.