Whistles through my Gran Turino

So Sakie and I decided to use these Cinemark gift certificates I've had for so long, and we checked out the listings for our nearby theatre.
He's just not that into you...no thanks,
Defience...Sakie not into the war movies,
Confessions of a shopaholic.../gag
Gran Turino FUCK YEA BUDDY! (both parties...at the same time)

So we catch the 9:45 showing.
I have to say that this movie is not only, in my opinion, one of Clint Eastwood's best works as a director, but also and actor; I would even go so far as to say that this is now one of my all time favorite films, to go on the shelf next to my copy of Singin' in the Rain, Theif and the Cobbler, The Alamo, and Wall-E.
If you haven't seen this film yet, spend the money to see it.
If you are truelly that stingy, I will be buying it on blu-ray the day it comes out, you can come over and watch it on my big ol' TV.

The part I love most about it is the message I took from it, and the story of a man who wasn't necissarily a good person, but was a honest and brave man.

I'd love to elaborate but I'm all reved up from the post-movie high, and must go play some Company of Heroes.

"Johnson, your on the flame thrower so be careful!"