Review of Honkytonk Man (1982) by Jessica — 04 Jul 2009
This is charming and lyrical film with some melancholy touches to it. Eastwood portrays a washed up, dying Country singer during the Depression. Despite such a melodramatic sounding premise, the film has an understated tone when it isn't aiming for broad comedy.
This is an excellent example of why Clint Eastwood is such a fine director.
This review of Honkytonk Man (1982) was written by Jessica on 04 Jul 2009.
Honkytonk Man has generally received positive reviews.
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