Cry Macho Reviews

Eastwood has made some great movies but this is NOT it. It ressembles Gran Torino a little but misses everything, is slow, the acting is weird, the relationships empty and Eastwood starts to look and feel old, it is almost painful to watch him move on screen at his age…

Simply amazing as already explained 10 months ago:
Clint Eastwood, a class of its own…
Can’t believe some don’t see that. While this might not be his best, it’s still nothing but Superb!
Beautiful characters, true romance ❤️

Ok

sooo i have officially watched every film clint eastwood has acted in or directed, it’s a bittersweet feeling but im so happy i started this journey about a year or so ago. i loved this film sososo much it was incredibly heartwarming even if it did have some flaws

2/10 would have expected the character given the task to have more life although a frail Eastwood fails to deliver both strength and chemistry given this is a cowboy film would have hoped for better. Such a shame as Eastwood is a legend (still is).

Sooo dry

It’s frustrating coming from two GREAT movies and then get this thing full of stereotypical things about Mexico. And why went to Mexico City and portraying that way. But the most sad is watch Mr. Eastwood form a serious age trying to dance when he has trouble to walk.

In The Mule, Clint feels like an unchanged man in a changed world, a person stuck in the past ignoring the people around him, he wants to change. Here Clint is a changed man in a changed world, accepting and open to ideas from total strangers

Ruim

usually love clint eastwood movies, always super simple but tell a great story. This one was fine, just a little boring, but i dont regret watching it or anything

Ridiculous movie. Fun watch tho.

5.5/10

Ok movie would not watch again. Like the ending. Good sound track.

It’s insane watch it, a young beautiful woman in Mexico hooks up with a old cowboy chicken master and a lil kid somehow becomes family! Makes no sense!!!

There’s better Eastwood flicks out there. Gran Torino, any of his classics, even The Mule

I respect Clint Eastwood for playing leading man at 91, but… ​​​​​​​​​