GRAN TORINO (2008) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

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[@Kenny-ep2nf]

For sure

[@tickles5289]

Jesus gave authority to forgive sins in the name of the Father and the son and the Holy Spirit. He is God.

[@TruthPrevails2023xx]

Just a thought... instead of Vietnamese... imagine the negbiourhoob being myslims... all women indoors... 5 times Azaan on loudspeakers from masjids... qurbani in streets... and no non muslim allowed in the ghetto

[@nitaweitzel822]

Million Dollar baby with Clint Eastwood.

[@williammolla3591]

Not often does an actor put out one of his greatest movies towards the end of his career. Hope you enjoy this movie

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

towards the end? His career is nowhere near ending. This movie's 16 years old and he's still directing and acting in more movies

[@DurkMcGerk]

@@Kenny-ep2nf some actors wish for a 16 year career! Clint is a tough old fart though and he's probably got a few more left in him.

[@JoeLunsford-e8c]

He has acted in, directed or written 10 films since this. I don't really see this as near the end. But I get the point you were making.

[@williammolla3591]

When you consider if career has been around for 65 years 17 years ago is right at the last 25% of his career. I think that makes it towards the end of his career. I didn't say at the end of his career.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

@@DurkMcGerk he must be doing something real good

[@tvdroid22]

That "ripped" man, Clint Eastwood, was 78 when he did Gran Torino. He was really a beast in "Heartbreak Ridge." Fellas, your reaction was right on the nose. So many get caught up in an individual moment and get offended at something the character says, without looking at the big picture. You two nailed it and I really appreciate that.

[@maingate7672]

''No greater love has any man than this that he should lay down his life for his friends...'' Walt loved Thau, Sue and their family. He gave his life for them. Hard to top that.

[@randallshuck2976]

The "goofball" white kid that was with Sue was actually one of Eastwood's son. I knew a lot of Walts through my life. We are few and far between in these "woke" times. We might be making a comeback now that everyone is tired of the BS. He was dying and notice he was on the sidewalk so the gang couldn't even claim that they were protecting their property. Good reaction.

[@09F150]

Oh really? I always thought it was 'bullet head' ...wasn't looking close.

[@waynerlg]

Daisy was also Clint Eastwood‘s family dog

[@nitaweitzel822]

What does woke mean to U. It's actually indicated a person with the intelligence to recognize BS like U.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

@@waynerlg yup

[@ACNelson-officialchannel]

The actor that you're talking about is Scott Eastwood from Suicide Squad, Wrath Of Man, and Pacific Rim: Uprising, to name a few.

[@RobertaSirgutz]

Clint Eastwood is an American icon. He began his career making low-budget "Spaghetti Westerns" ( low-budget productions shot at Cinecitta Studios in Italy). He's become a respected artist, directing and acting in Award-winning films, like "Unforgiven " and "Million Dollar Baby ", with Hilary Swank where the parent/ child theme is strong again. He takes on a poor young woman who is dedicated to training as a professional boxer. A must-see. As usual, heartfelt reaction from my favorite movie buddies.

[@Muddywatersist]

Actually his career started on the Western TV series Rawhide.

[@09F150]

Rowdy Yates- Ramrod for Mr. Favor....pause

[@GentleRain21]

Clint Eastwood's son, Scott, was asked if Clint gave him any words of wisdom when Scott was growing up, and he said it was "Toughen up, Princess." He was pretty much the same in real life that he was in the movies. Million Dollar Baby is another good, but super sad, movie of Clint Eastwood's.

[@Stale_Kracker]

This movie makes me miss my grandad. Also a korean war vet. Same grumpy mood, talked the same, acted the same. Loved him to death and after. These old guys are the best

[@chrissyp930]

Mine as well. The most racist son of a bitch I ever met in speech but in his actions not at all. Its a strange generation for these younger kids to understand. Theyre too scared to speak back like they've got a pair, guys like Walt would of ate them up if still around.

[@smexijebus]

I'm Asian and absolutely love this movie, especially all of Walt's roughness and coarseness.

[@velociraptor3313]

Marvellous reaction chaps, Clint Eastwood is one of my favourite actors of all time. Some of my favourite movies with Clint Eastwood are "A fistful of dollars, For a few dollars more, The good the bad and the ugly, Dirty Harry and Unforgiven" to name a few.

[@edmillan7427]

Great Reaction to a great movie! Oh and congratulations to you guys on the channel's growth, glad to see people are enjoying your content as much as I am!

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Thanks so much ❤️

[@billbliss1518]

I love your reactions and this movie is incredible! I am Catholic and want to clear up a few things. Only God can forgive sins, we agree on that. We Catholics believe God acts through a priest during confession. Also, priests can drink alcohol, they like everyone else are not supposed to get drunk. Of course nobody is perfect. 😊

[@stevecn70]

Yeah, and then you have to describe what "perfect" even is. For me, like you were getting at, we all have faults. What you do with it is what matters. Helping others out. If there was a God, I would assume he would know this. Maybe he didn't try to make us all prefect like we were told, maybe God is still learning too. Which would make a lot more sense.

[@jeffisnot2826]

@@stevecn70 no god is enefable we are just trying to get through it. god stayed out of this as it always does but Mr kawaski trie to help where he saw a need. Thats where u find faith, between the margins

[@rcmysm9123]

Alcohol is haram for EVERYONE.

[@Borna909]

@@rcmysm9123 I'm sorry, I have to disagree. “Haram” is an expression from Muslim divine law. This doesn't happen with Christians and if it's not forbidden to drink alcohol there, you can't blame them if they do it. Unless one claims that Islam also applies to non-Muslims. But then we are not far away from religious wars and, with a few exceptions (IS aka Islamic State), all religions in the world have fortunately overcome this phase.

[@rcmysm9123]

@@Borna909 You are wrong as Jesus pbuh first said, Shema Israel Adonai Elohanu Adonai echad. There is only ONE God and there is only one divine law. Jesus pbuh is a Muslim as all prophets are and you people who worship the creation are misguided. Alcohol IS forbidden (haram) for all true believers in God. Peace!

[@UncleCharlie111x2]

One of the best reactions I've seen to this film! Great job guys!

[@RobertSally-vu2tm]

Clint Eastwood has directed and starred in a lot of great movies. My personal favorite is unforgiven. Your reactions were great!

[@lizetteolsen3218]

The best western ever!!!

[@ta2gypsy]

My grandpa was a lot like the character and all 47 of us grand children LOVE & RESPECTED him to the ends of the world

[@bismarckswalkingstick]

47? Sweet Lord, indeed!

[@zigman63]

This movie still stands up as one of the best ever,along with a few more of clints movies.

[@realchilldude1271]

30:02 I did not know the Habibi bros used the word "Douche" lol that was funny, and appropriate haha :P This is also one of my favourite movies, Walter is a great character, and the character growth of the characters in this film is awesome. Good upload guys!

[@christinemclaurin2631]

Clint Eastwood is a legend! Fantastic reaction gentlemen. ❤

[@charlieeckert4321]

Catholics don't prohibit alcohol and use wine during church services.

[@evelynne2846]

After all, didn't Jesus turn water into wine?

[@jeffisnot2826]

@@evelynne2846 u mom turned a good night into you so we all have to accecpt our mistakes

[@JH-fp1lw]

​@@jeffisnot2826 What's the matter with you?

[@maingate7672]

I had the honor and privilege of holding my father as he passed, I told him I loved him, and always would, and I promised I'd try to be a better man. Still working on the second part. God, I miss him. The lead character in this movie reminds me much of him. Not everything that's beautiful is seen on the surface.

[@kevinsmith4429]

Walt was a real man.He wasn't going let cancer take him out.

[@RobertSally-vu2tm]

Alright! I've been patiently waiting for this one. Have a wonderful afternoon bro's.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

You too!

[@bigdaddyeb56]

Good Movie and Great Reaction Bros !!! Thank You,

[@angelskunk2206]

The boy walking with Tao’s sister is Clint Eastwood’s (the main character) son in real life, Scott Eastwood.

[@michalkuban9888]

Clint Eastwood is a legend, and he is still kicking (94 years old and I hope he will live over 100). He reminds me of my grandpa (RIP), he was also a soldier and could do 100 pushups when he was 70 years old (put me to shame, as I could do only 50 at that time :D ).

[@marcotello1168]

Those Asian people are Hmong which is an indigenous tribe from the golden triangle area around the borders of Myanmar, Thailand, and Laos. They were living there before the current borders existed. They aided the Americans in the Vietnam war, and then were targeted after the Americans left so many of them immigrated to the USA. Many of them also settled up in Michigan. I got to meet and hang out with some of those tribes when I went to Northern Thailand in 1992

[@modelotimefooooo1853]

*I am pleasantly surprised to see you guys reacted to this one! Its one of my favorites while growing up! the barbershop scene with the kid always cracks me up 😂😂😂😂*

[@WhodatLucy]

All of Clint Eastwood movies are great! Watch the outlaw Josie Wales

[@kevinsmith4429]

Well mr. carpetbagger we got something' 'round here called a Missouri boat ride. Man gotta do something for a living Dieing ain't much of a living,boy!

[@BrokenNative01]

I’m American and I loved that you guys liked this movie. I’ve watched y’all’s reactions before and will continue to. God bless brothers❤️

[@jeanine6328]

15:51 This kid here, is Scott Eastwood, the real life son of the actor playing Walt, Clint Eastwood. He looks more and more like his father the older he gets. When you compare photos of the two at the same age, no one has to wonder if Clint is his dad, just alike.

[@themccallpack1089]

That scene with the 3 black guys the white guy is Clint’s son in real life so it makes it funnier how he talks to him

[@530MAIDU]

This Movie 🎥 made me cry when I first watched it..I thought the Same thing he would go out shooting. I guess because he was in the WAR…it prevented him from killing more. It’s really a motivational Movie 🎦…since he simply died on his own terms rather than allowing the cancer kill him. The ending was Great 😌 as none of the possessions were given to the greedy ones. Thank you both for reacting to this Amazing Movie. I remember when I was a young girl Clint Eastwood filmed parts of a Western Movie close to my city. See you on the next one ☝🏽.

[@timbaker6540]

All Americans are not like Walt, although, most of our grandparents were 🤣

[@jonathanfaulkner878]

I’ve seen this movie a bunch of times, but I think I’ve only seen the very beginning in this reaction. Namely, that kid mocking the sign of the cross at the funeral. I’m Catholic, and when I saw that, I almost pulled my armrest out of my chair.

[@mandingo9999998]

Have been watching your vid's for a while. There are two more Clint Eastwood movies you should really watch: "Unforgiven" from 1992. Not only is it a great movie, it's considered by some the best - and last - western movie made. Another is "Letters From Iwo Jima". It's about the American war against the Japanese in WWII. What's really unique, Clint Eastwood did the movie from the Japanese perspective with an all Japanese cast and it's mostly subtitled. Both are very much worth your time. Cheers guys from northern California.

[@erikaronska1096]

Hello guys! Not everyone in America puts their parents into a home. I think it is very disrespectful to do that to your elders! I spent so much time with my grandparents and learned so much from them and they were taken care of at home until the end by my parents. My Mom lived in her own house until the time she couldn't manage her care and medications anymore. My sister made a beautiful room in her home for our Mom, where her children and grandchildren (my nieces) could be with her. The room had a big TV on the wall and pictures of horses all around. We told the little girls (my nieces) the room is special because that room is where the angels would come to get Grandma, so it is safe. Once our Mom had passed (in the middle of the night) we removed all the medical equipment and we all sat on the bed and watched TV and listened to music and remembered Mom.

[@MeanOldLady]

See? That's because you have a GOOD family. Many aren't blessed with that.

[@scifiauthor]

"There is no greater love than this: than he who would lay down his life for his friends."- Jesus said once. This man embodies that in this movie, I think. Great reaction, as always.

[@jeanine6328]

Another Clint Eastwood movie is Heartbreak Ridge, that and Gran Torino are my two favorites of his. He plays a marine who’s essentially a younger version of Walt. Based on your reaction to this movie, I think you’d really enjoy it. A few others to consider are comedies, Every Which Way but Lose from 1978 and the sequel, Any Which Way You Can from 1980. He stars alongside an orangutan!!! You’ll probably think of Clint every time you make a left turn while driving after watch that one. I saw the movie in the 80’s and occasionally still think of Clint when I turn left. It’s make sense if you watch it.

[@2tone753]

Shortly before his death, Clint/Wally realizes how deeply he has anchored himself in prejudice and racism. The neighbors, especially the girl and the boy, seem like a liberation to him when he gets involved. Suddenly he has a family with children that he is absolutely proud of. For them it is not about a share in the inheritance but about him as a human being. The reaction of the two young people when they discover the blood says it all. There is only one chance to save the boy. He has to sacrifice himself in a way that puts everyone in prison. The boy and Daisy in the Grand Torino and Clint Eastwood singing in the background. Conclusion: It is never too late to question your own actions and thoughts. An absolutely outstanding film with excellent actors.

[@Parallax-3D]

Walt was not a racist. He treated everyone the same, whether it was the Hmong people, blacks, Mexicans, the Italian barber, or the Irish construction foreman. The priest and his family didn’t get any different treatment either.

[@2tone753]

@@Parallax-3D Yes, and that's what we call in Germany, as you may know, we were once "experts" in racism, so-called everyday racism. This means that you are like that and you don't even notice it because it's so commonplace. And that's exactly what's disastrous. It's normal for you. You no longer think about the nonsense you say. EVERY person is susceptible to it. Some people like it just fine because they generally think that way, some people don't care at all and others are shocked at themselves and try to change it.

[@TheFuersty]

"Of course he has a gun" lol!

[@evelynne2846]

I really enjoyed your reactions to this great movie. Clint also sang the closing song. You made me laugh along with you. Thanks.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

he can definitely sing well

[@Alte.Kameraden]

This movie is amazing. Film is a great example of don't judge someone by what they say but what they do.

[@dragonweyr44]

This is one of my most favorite movies. I can't tell you how many times I've seen it

[@Val-z8I]

My grandpa was in the navy, and he fought in the Korean War. He reminds me of him. His garage was filled with tools also. He was also sick, bleeding from his nose, ears, and mouth. 😢😢😢 RIP 🙏

[@namipanda]

Great video ❤ I recommend watching water boy you’ll love that as well. Blessings from FLORIDA

[@dizastro5437]

A confession? What in the wide, wide world of Walt? That old enemy

[@dizastro5437]

Truth is, Walt trained that boy to be at minimum, a soldier. Post hole digger. Correct! You just got your PHD, doctor. Now, get to work.

[@dizastro5437]

I believe murder is the charge. Wd, Walt.

[@stevenwheat3621]

An underrated (but great) movie with Clint Eastwood is Bronco Billy..

[@efjefe]

A good man drinks Pabst. Hardest part of the movie for me when he dropped the dog off.

[@shilohauraable]

Such an excellent movie! Thank you for the reaction! ❤

[@bre8164]

SO excited you’re doing this one! PLEASE do “Man on Fire”, “Taken” and “The Equalizer”. All 3 are wonderful movies. I’d LOVE to see your reactions!

[@sweetthang9999]

Man on Fire is one of my all time favorites!

[@bre8164]

@@sweetthang9999 same! It’s one of my favorite movies. I hope they do it!

[@iwantmyvanback]

You guys have some of the best reactions!

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

tysm ❤️

[@susanharrah3462]

Loved your reaction. You guys are great guys. I hope you get to come to America

[@dragonweyr44]

His rifle is a M1 Garrand, caliber.30-06 semi automatic rifle. the standard issue rifle of US soldiers during WW2 and Korea The Asians here are Hmong, not Korean The young man walking with Sue and being confronted by the 3 black men was Scott Eastwood, Clint's son

[@ThrustIssues7]

One of my favorites.

[@konliner9286]

The old guy is famous for playing in Western movies and the most famous one is "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly". You should really watch that movie.

[@tyrionlannister4920]

Clint Eastwood was amazing in this movie... we all need a Walt in our neighbourhood... XD

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

hell yeah

[@TommyFlett]

Another great reaction. You guys are awesome. Keep up the great work.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Thank you so much 😁

[@JacobGarcia-ed8hj]

Love your reactions brothers! Love this movie❤

[@efjefe]

Yall Arabs live in the Midwest. Like me. Hmongs came in the 70s and 80s. I grew up with them and my dad was Walt. My mom was an Arab grew up in the midwest. Midwest is wild. Come here brothers not just Detroit. My family built a church in Milwaukee thats an Arab Church. Always welcome my brothers.

[@jjstanding7314]

I think it's really interesting that you gentlemen want to learn about American culture. You should watch good Will hunting, dead poets society, Shawshank redemption

[@billhacks]

This is the first of your reaction videos I have seen and I thought that it was excellent.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@lucassmith1886]

Great video guys. Always love your stuff. Keep on keeping on

[@SeanSauvageau]

He's actually American. Not Korean. But his character fought in the Korean War.

[@rabidmaddog4130]

Hmong culture is not understood in the US. It's complicated. Laotians helped us in Vietnam, we took refugees in after, but we never learned their culture. Biggest parties in the world is a Hmong wedding or a funeral. RIP Lar Yang.

[@mr44mag]

I lived in Minnesota for a long time. I'll not pretend to understand Hmong culture, but I do remember that incident... Best markets and shops though, friendly.

[@danrumble74]

I think you guys would really like "High Plains Drifter" (1973). It's young Clint Eastwood in his prime. One of my favorites 🙂👍 New Subscriber!

[@markcatanzaro9699]

2 things- 1 you chose a fantastic movie- 2 you guys are fascinating to watch. You seem like great guys & i really enjoy your point of view! I also loved your reaction to "Blazing Saddles"!

[@thumper7047]

Great reaction. I wish I was a badass as Clint Eastwood, otherwise the story could be my own. Notice my avatar (or whatever they call it). It's not as nice, but it's the best I could do. A 1967 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible with a 390. It has a new top, new convertible top motor (not the car's motor, the motor that puts the top up and down.). It has a new fuel tank, converted to disc brakes and the engine has been modified - mostly cosmetics for car shows. It's registered on a site with Hollywood in case they film around her (they do a lot) and need an old car. It wouldn't 't be driven, they would pay me to have it sit on the side of the road for an accurate looking background. It probably runs better now then it did in 1967. :)) - Just like in the movie, everyone wants my car and I can be an old grump.

[@andy7963]

I appreciate you guys from Down Under - keep up the good work.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Thanks! Will do!

[@thomasmills331]

Thank you for your content, and commentary. I wish you both and your families a blessed Dhul Hiijah.

[@PatBlackwell-z3i]

This movie is a PERFECT 10

[@susanfox6666]

Loved your reaction to one of my fave movies. Thank you.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@tbd-5160]

I grew up here. It's called Hamtramck. It's a city inside Detroit. A few of the scenes were shot on the East Side & Royal Oak, but most of these places I know. Gangs are prevalent, but most the time if you avoid them they avoid you

[@09F150]

That isn't Hamtramck. Nor is that where this is depicting. Hamtramcks houses & streets are rarely that wide open and large.

[@tbd-5160]

@@09F150 Well it wasn't in the Boston Edison, it wasn't in Woodbridge, it wasn't in Brighton, where do you think they filmed it?

[@09F150]

@tbd-5160 there are ZERO Hmong gangs in Hamtramck dude.

[@tessasnow]

Fantastic movie!!! Great reactions. 🇨🇦🖖🏻

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Thanks so much!!

[@danmiller4064]

Thanks guys. Great reaction

[@jaycee330]

"Spectacles, testicles, wallet, watch" is a real phrase Catholic kids learn to remember the correct order to make the sign of the cross.

[@joer8432]

Great reaction gentlemen.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Thank you kindly

[@davisworth5114]

Great reaction!

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

Thanks for reacting to this movie guys

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

19:24 Screen Left. I have that exact China Cabinet. Got it from my parents, when my dad died.

[@loisrogers9042]

I've seen this movie several times, and I still cry❤

[@BaddAtom]

great reaction to a great movie! thanks

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Our pleasure!

[@CascadeKait]

It’s such a good movie

[@PowAngel]

I knew a Korean fellow who I did some work for over the years, and more importantly friends for the better of 35 years. He came to America because his father fought in Korea with America. His father was killed in Korea, and U.S. military gave him as a survivor $25k, of which he used to start a pizza and sub shop. He was successful, opening several stores. One evening he was in his pickup truck when a woman came running up to him asking for help, he told her to get in, a thug that was chasing her shot him in his pickup truck, he spent the better of two months in the hospital recovering. Just think had Korea not taken place, his father wouldn't have been killed, but he wouldn't have came to the U.S., and while he too was wounded in a war of good against evil, he made a difference in the life of the woman that survived, and the thug was sentenced to prison for life. He received the key to the city of Loris, South Carolina. His name Santino.

[@JoTracy]

Fantastic movie It's so moving and deep

[@philmakris8507]

In Christianity one does confess to God the Priest is just the conduit(the guide and instructor). And not all Christian sects get assigned a penance like in Catholicism.

[@streetdrummersinc4387]

Great reaction 😀.

[@Roboto2073]

Great review!

[@markcatanzaro9699]

America sure does need a few more Walts... Now more than ever ❤

[@keithwhisman]

Not all Christian’s go to a priest to confess sins that’s pretty much just the Catholics. I am a Protestant and Protestant Christians confess directly to the lord in prayer.

[@thehorrorfanx]

You should watch “The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly”. A great great western with Clint Eastwood when he was young.

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

5:57 It's called "Dip." Dip is coarsely or finely chopped tobacco. You put a pinch in your mouth between your lip and usually front teeth. I believe that biggest brands of dip are Copenhagen and Skoal. I used Copenhagen for about 15 years and then quit. The tobacco in Dip causes your mouth to produce saliva so you spit it out. When you start dip you get a strong buzz, but the buzz lessens over time. Dip is very addictive probably more addictive than cigarettes. It also can cause mouth cancer and loss of teeth.

[@jolenewitzel7919]

Such a great movie. ❤

[@MrAverageViewer]

Habibi Brothers' one of the BEST reactions, to one of the BEST movies ever!!

[@danpals7678]

My favorite movie. I'm a lot like Walt. I have a classic car and three boys that don't talk to me.

[@caterinas1627]

Great reaction to a great movie.

[@PACKERMAN2077]

Off the top of my head I'm not sure if it applies to the culture of the Vietnamese but I believe in Japan the practice of divination of Fortunes from the reading of bundles of sticks dropped to the floor and perhaps that was what the old lady was doing as well

[@SASTORM]

He's not racist, he doesnt feel superior or look down at asians, its the way people talked back in the 50s up to 80s maybe, he just insults all ve it be asians, italians, irish, he just thinks people have to get his respect he's no giving it for nothing

[@rebekahbonis5921]

More movies like this, please!

[@44JMK]

GREAT reaction to a classic movie! Well done! Walt was a classic old-school American character. There were a LOT of them before all this woke/PC stuff. It's very heart rending the way he winds up connecting with Tao and Sue. GREAT acting and excellent writing makes this a classic! My dad was a WWII veteran. That generation was a breed apart. Most of them were raised through the Great Depression, then thrust into WWII. Their lives were hard. The lives of those before them were even harsher. My dad's father was raised fatherless after his dad (my great-grandfather) was driven out of the home by his wife's brother...an often angry dock worker. As a result, my grandfather was sent to work on the Panama Canal at 15 years old. His family was back in New York City. It's easy for us today to forget the tough times that forged those tough men the world over. GREAT reaction video! You both have great personalities for these reviews.

[@chrissyp930]

I love that you guys enjoyed it so much. Gran Torino is one of those movies that'll live on forever in American culture. There truly were more men in america like Walt than not like Walt in that generation, especially if they served in the military, there just really isn't anymore with everything being "woke" and "accepted". It's making our people weak and that's all I'll say on that.