Gran Torino
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clwill
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used to take vacations in '74 gran torino wagon, complete with
wood grain veneer.
That would make it a family Truckster GT. Without the veneer it is just a Truckster Sport.
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I hear it involves an old Ford
By name only, the car is shown for seconds only. Makes you wonder why he choose the name.
tomcat
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If my memory serves me, I think that's the "Wagon Queen Family Truckster. You think you hate it now, wait till you drive it...."
Alan
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We are going to see it this afternoon!!
Wasssuuupppppp Joe!!!!
Hey Loder, how's the Cat life, lol! You haven't been posting here much either...
mike cummings
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It was shown for more than a few seconds. Give the plot, it is a fitting name for the movie. First rate Eastwood.
And it made my wife cry too...
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mick
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from what i've heard, this movie was written/conceived by a bartender
in twin cities?.....and eastwood read the basic plotline/script and did not want
to change a thing?
anyone else heard this?
not surprising to hear that the movie is excellent - hopefully will see soon
too, and i don't see many flicks in the theatre.
in twin cities?.....and eastwood read the basic plotline/script and did not want
to change a thing?
anyone else heard this?
not surprising to hear that the movie is excellent - hopefully will see soon
too, and i don't see many flicks in the theatre.
paoldtimer
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Just got home from seeing this movie. Awesome! 2 big thumbs up.
The Swegian
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I gotta see this movie. It has very strong Minneapolis-St. Paul ties as the screenplay was done by a Fridley (suburb of MSP) native and two of the actors are MSP residents. I've heard great things about the movie.
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