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Poll Question: What is your favorite Eastwood movie (acted or directed)
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    Posted: April 01 2008 at 00:05
Who doesn't like Clint! The man is friggin cool.  And even though his score for Mystic River totally ripped off Debussy, he's still a good guy.  Acting, directing, writing, composing, the guy does it all!

He's been in and directed so many movies too.  I'll list the slightly more common films, but leave an option for other in case there is someone that does prefer something else.  So go for it! Pick your favorite movie that Mr. Clint Eastwood was in or directed or both at once!
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I love Eastwood,and it is extremely hard to pick a favorite from his large,impressive body of work.
 
As far as favorite movie as an actor,I love High Plains Drifter(the best movie in the Man With No Name trilogy imo,and a creepy movie to boot) and The Outlaw Josey Wales.
 
From his directorial work it has to be Unforgiven and Letters from Iwo Jima and it's companion piece Flags of Our Fathers.


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He made cop movies with the Dirty Harry character.
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Well as you've not included one of my favorite pieces of understated acting from him ("Absolute Power"), I've gone for Unforgiven - one of my top 20 movies of all time (and I don't like Westerns).

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

From his directorial work it has to be Unforgiven and Letters from Iwo Jima and it's companion piece Flags of Our Fathers.


Agreed - both emotionally charged pieces; same conflict, different perspective ('Letters' making the Japanese army human for a change, rather than facelessly merciless stereotypes).

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I picked "Play Misty for Me", his first movie. an excellent thriller about a fatal obsession. I believe it served as role model for many later thrillers


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So many to choose from,
I voted "Outlaw Josey Wales"
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"Unforgiven" gets me every time.
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I've always like "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly". Great spaghetti western.
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Can't beat THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY, Clint so cool.....in the most recent era, i do like a lot ABSOLUTE POWER.......but i like almost all his movies.....i mean i grew up watching him from the 60s to now......my favorite actorThumbs%20Up
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Am I the only one to vote for terrific "Where Eagles Dare"?
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The Good, The Bad & The Ugly is my favorite western of all time.
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