Clint Eastwood’s movies from the 1970s run a cinematic gamut from being a soldier (“Kelly’s Heroes” in 1970 – click … More
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Movie review: ‘The Eiger Sanction’
The translation of an intricate novel to the big screen isn’t usually a winner. The best exception is the original … More
Movie review: ‘Any Which Way You Can’
I’ve looked at Clint Eastwood in “Every Which Way But Loose” (click here to read my review) and I had … More
Movie review: ‘Every Which Way But Loose’
It goes without saying that Clint Eastwood is a screen legend and he’s one of my favorite actors and directors. … More
Movie review: ‘In the Line of Fire’
Clint Eastwood is one of my all-time heroes in cinema. He’s taken me from World War II (“Kelly’s Heroes” with … More
Movie review: ‘The Enforcer’
Even a great actor and filmmaker such as Clint Eastwood can see a franchise hit the slippery slope of “sequels … More
Movie review: ‘Magnum Force’
Clint Eastwood’s “Dirty Harry” (click here to read my review) premiered on Dec. 21, 1971, to mixed reviews. It was … More
Movie review: ‘Dirty Harry’
“Dirty Harry” was the first R-rated film I ever saw (it was released in late 1971 and my Dad took … More
Movie review: ‘Joe Kidd’
Clint Eastwood is synonymous with both westerns and crime films so today I’ll focus on his effort from a western … More
Movie review: ‘Kelly’s Heroes’
“Kelly’s Heroes” from 1970 is one of my all-time favorite films. No, it certainly isn’t the best World War II … More
Movie review: ‘The Outlaw Josey Wales’
Clint Eastwood first made a name for himself in westerns and later in his career got an Oscar in 1993 … More
Movie review: ‘Where Eagles Dare’
Author Alistair MacLean wrote bestsellers that were turned into films, but his most recognizable is “The Guns of Navarone,” which is a war classic. Not quite the classic is “Where Eagles Dare,” nor is it the equal of “Navarone,” but it is really exceptional and features Clint Eastwood.