A movie from Clint Eastowood is always a guarantee of quality, and this film is not the exception; a profound story of a man raised to old teaching and now dealing with problems with a consistent script and performances at the height of a iconic director and actor that shows us that there is still true quality on the cinema of hollywood outside of the generic garbage of super heroes and the excesive use of CGI.

WTF was that script?? None of the characters spoke or behaved like real human beings. And the plot conveniences... omg...

I stuck it out for Clint but I was not rewarded. meh.

I am a huge fan of Clint for about 40 years now. I don't know how many movies he's still gonna be able to make at age 91 so I will cherish each and every one of them. The great thing about his late movies is if you're willing to invest into them you will be able to find something.

A shadow of the narrative talent of Clint Eastwood, connected with films like "The Mule" (2018) and "Gran Torino" (2008) but far from its virtues. Despite the participation of screenwriter Nick Schenk, there is a certain laziness in the adaptation of the novel, which does not even adapt the age of the character to that of the actor. A minor film for the end of a directing career that has some masterpieces, a swan song that is viewed with more sympathy than interest.