The Mule.

I hadn’t attraction to most Clint Eastwood’s films on a time of release in the last decade. It lies in my relation to movies based on real events and watching of J.Edgar pushed me more far away. It didn’t look that main hero is the director of FBI. Seen working materials of American Sniper had no connection to a book. My choice to watch in the cinema The Mule was in inspiration of true events, which are very curious and in art can be a good source, and screenwriter Nick Schenk who is author of spectacular Gran Torino – the last Clint Eastwood’s excellent film.

It’s a rarity to see in modern cinematography a film of everyday life, where isn’t happening extraordinary and not all story lines find an end. Behind main tale, The Mule shows a modern world and represents different generations. It’s about a man of old times surrounded of useless people which stared in their multifunctional telephone. Clint Eastwood perfectly demonstrates one of the most living character in his Earl Stone. Same I saw it in personages of his generation. The film filled only interesting heroes and everyone can be reason for a well discussion. The Mule about a lot. I saw America here, which is different and can’t be described in common definitions.

I’d make some little corrects in script on getting of large quantity of money and which is always gets in one spend enough for every goal. Jokes from main hero are great and it also shows America, but take whole comedian moments, I’d made so also little correct.  

To acting and directing of Clint Eastwood, I came to get pleasure from it. He collected a magnificent cast of known and unknown. Lawrence Fishburne and Andy Garcia played small parts, but as experienced performers enriched their characters. Taissa Farmiga did great too; however, she needs skills for hard parts. I didn’t sure in the end of scene in hospital. To unknown performers, I have only pretense to an actor who played a stopped on a road driver. Before watching, I had a tension to Bradley Cooper and Michael Pena. In the film, only Cooper’s FBI agent Colin Bates had a very little defiance for acting. I didn’t see a life of their characters. Cooper was only good in brilliant scene in café.  

For almost two hours, I was excited of the story. The Mule demonstrates an individuality, surprises in directing and I was in enjoyment from tracks of songs of 50s was imagining those times and performing them jukebox. In the year 2018 is there a breathtaking feature film yet.