The Mule

Eastwood grunting through another bad movie.

I was surprised to find this movie pretty funny and suspenseful

Slow and steady. The ending is quite enjoyable.

The main thrust of the plot isn't anything special but Eastwood seems to be using it to examine his own personal failings which gives the movie a deeply sad undercurrent.

This movie was one of the best directed movies Ive seen, enjoyed every single moment plus eastwood and cooper in the same movie lol thats enough already

"The Mule" is a very good film that I feel has the potential to be a great one. The premise is solid and I found myself interested to see where the movie would go. I did feel the movie was a bit repetitive and sometimes the social commentary felt a bit in your face and not that subtle. I still feel that this is a movie that has something to say with some tense moments that kept me on the edge. Clint Eastwood is one of Hollywood's legends and the fact that he can still act and direct with as much skill as he does in this movie is very impressive. Overall, it is a good movie that I think flew a bit under the radar when it first came out and I am glad I got around to seeing it.

A clear example that there is no such thing as an easy, stress-free job, Inspired by a real case recorded by the FBI, it is not one of Clint Eastwood's best works; Even with its flaws, it has its spirit that makes the film sustainable in its 110 minutes.

Clint Eastwood's return has a rare form for his caliber being fully charismatic through found peace whilst burdened with misunderstood fragility in fighting estrangement and generational cultural disconnection. Unpleasant stubborn attacks with cringy openings and unresolved statuses including the reconnecting attempts not getting fully fleshed out, it's genuinely flawed but undeniably enjoyable over his earnestly grasped, sensibly written direction fueled by well-casted talents. (B)

Many layered messages without preaching - Gran Torino sequel.

Kind of movie that's good to watch on a plane, which I did. Interesting but nothing to write home about