Storyline
Mike Milo, a one-time rodeo star and washed-up horse breeder, takes a job from an ex-boss to bring the man's young son home from Mexico.
Directors
Writers
Cast
Clint Eastwood, Marco Rodríguez, Dwight Yoakam, Alexandra Ruddy, Natalia Traven, Jorge-Luis Pallo, Ana Rey, Brytnee Ratledge, Paul Alayo, Gianni Calchetti, Eduardo Minett, Fernanda Urrejola, Horacio García Rojas, Amber Lynn Ashley, Sebestien Soliz, Daniel V. Graulau, Abiah Martinez, Ramona Thornton, Elida Munoz, Cesia Isabel Rosales, Rocko Reyes, Ruben Barela, Rob Estrada, Darlene Kellum, Fausto Olmos Rentería
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Reviews
83
One of Eastwood's most pleasing character studies since Million Dollar Baby.
75
The latest of Eastwood’s many potential swan songs, this sketch of a movie is transparent enough to focus all of your attention on the shadow imagery behind it. On the brimmed silhouette that its director and star cuts in a door frame, on the six pounds of gravel that it sounds like he gargled before every take, and on the way that he plays Mike as a man who would give anything for a place to hang his hat if only he could bring himself to take it off his head. Better late than never.
70
There is a craggy kind of elegance to Cry Macho. You know what you’re getting for the most part. This does not include a lot of surprises. It does include comfort in the familiar. Eastwood has earned that, too.
65
A road movie that, considering who made it, starts pretty far down that road, Cry Macho is familiar and loose, sometimes rattly, occasionally wince-inducing, and in a few moments genuine in ways no one else seems to know how to do anymore.
60
It’s friendly and diverting and formulaic, in an inoffensive and good-natured way, and it’s a totally minor affair.
