Trouble With The Curve: A film review
Friday, October 5, 2012 |
Doug Ferguson
- Vancouver, British Columbia - Back in 2008, the prolific actor and director Clint Eastwood announced that he was retiring from acting after starring in the film Gran Torino, which he also directed. I thought that Gran Torino was a great film and I was comfortable having that be his final acting role after a long career. Besides, he would continue to direct movies which he is arguably even better at. But then, seemingly out of nowhere, Clint returns in front of the camera with Trouble With The Curve, which is also the first movie that he's starred in that he hasn't directed himself since 1993's In the Line of Fire by Wolfgang Peterson. Seemed a little strange to me, I mean, it's a baseball movie. Maybe Clint is a big baseball fan? The ingredients seemed right anyway. The cast looked appealing enough, boasting talents such as Robert Patrick, Amy Adams, and John Goodman. And it even has Justin Timberlake, who I am a fan of these days, specifically in the acting department.


