Cry Macho

Warner Bros. Pictures | Release Date: September 17, 2021

5.0	USER SCORE Mixed or average reviews based on 104 Ratings

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HabibiehakimSep 24, 2021

My man Clint Eastwood in his 91, riding a horse, walk smoothly, talk smoothly, directing the movie, act in the movie so well, and it just amazed me so much, Cry Macho is overall still a great movie but not perfect with the reason that i thinkMy man Clint Eastwood in his 91, riding a horse, walk smoothly, talk smoothly, directing the movie, act in the movie so well, and it just amazed me so much, Cry Macho is overall still a great movie but not perfect with the reason that i think they can make the story better, i know that this is an adaptation but i think they can wrote a similar but yet a better story, and just let the original Cry Macho as it own story in the book, it's not bad but it can be better, the other thing is Eduardo Minett as Rafa (the other main actor), his performance was mostly good but sometimes it's not and it is kinda bothered me, but besides all of that again for me Cry Macho is still a very well done movie, beautifully well made from Eastwood, proving that he is still killing it and that's the highlight of Cry Macho.… Expand

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JonathanhartmanSep 17, 2021

Another hit from Clint Eastwood. A heartfelt drama of redemption and character study.

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gamerz4lifeJan 24, 2022

Rented this movie as I saw it was a new Clint Eastwood film. Clint is obviously much older now and he simply can’t do the same action gun-toting that he used to in his earlier films; yet these new movies don’t suffer for it. And why wouldRented this movie as I saw it was a new Clint Eastwood film. Clint is obviously much older now and he simply can’t do the same action gun-toting that he used to in his earlier films; yet these new movies don’t suffer for it. And why would that be? Because the film focuses on telling a strong story and having well-written characters that grow throughout the movie. You start Cry Macho with a washed-up rodeo cowboy named Mike, who’s been through hell. His boss of many years is done and fires him but they’ve been through a lot together and so he decides to call in a favor. He wants Mike to head down to Mexico City to retrieve his son from his ex-wife who isn’t treating the boy well. And so the journey begins.

Mike finds Rafo and with a little work convinces him to leave Mexico to live on a ranch in Texas with his father. However, his mother is not happy with this and does everything to stop him from leaving. Along the way, in which much hiding from cops and stopping in towns is done, Mike and Rafo learn more about each other and begin to trust each other and form a friendship. By the end, they’ve both become better people thanks to one another.

Overall, this movie is worth a watch if you’re looking for a story with meaning and enjoy seeing characters bond over the course of a movie. Also, Rafo has a pet rooster as he was involved in cockfighting. Macho the rooster is a whole character himself, it’s pretty funny.… Expand

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r96skFeb 14, 2022

A mid Clint Eastwood flick.

'Cry Macho' is passable, I had a fine time with it as I got suitable enjoyment. I wasn't overly invested but I don't have any noteworthy issues either. It narrowly gets a 3* rating from yours truly. At the age ofA mid Clint Eastwood flick.

'Cry Macho' is passable, I had a fine time with it as I got suitable enjoyment. I wasn't overly invested but I don't have any noteworthy issues either. It narrowly gets a 3* rating from yours truly.

At the age of 91, Eastwood is still acting, directing and producing movies - you gotta admire his longevity! He remains entertaining to watch, having come a long way since that debuting (uncredited) role in 1955's 'Revenge of the Creature'. There isn't much to note about the cast behind the lead, though Eduardo Minett and Natalia Traven are alright.

I have nothing else to say. It's a satisfactory film.… Expand

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