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Clint Eastwood has, naturally produced several outstanding videos throughout his long,distinguished career as both an actor and director. Having been an ardent fan of his for severalyears, and having seen and appreciated all his movies, it is very difficult to pick out some of his filmsas my particular favourites. However, if pressed to record an all time top five, I'd probably identifyall the next movies as ones-which carry an unique place in my-memory in regard to observing Clintat his best.

1. 1. Escape From Alcatraz (1979) - Clint is amazing in his role since the prisoner Frank Morris, whomanages to escape from the famous Alcatraz island prison having a little help from some fabricateddummy minds which, seemingly, for the foxed prison guards, are just the convicts sleepingpeacefully on the pillows. Based on a true story, Escape From Alacatraz is one of the greatest prisonescape movies ever made.

The Nice, The Bad and The Ugly (1967) - Undoubtedly the King of all Eastwood Films for me, andcertainly my all time favorite Developed. Clint is just amazing while the strange, cool, calm andcollected cigar-chewing Man With No Name. This spaghetti western is such an epic masterpiece of amovie, and has so many legendary and official website unique moments inside: the vast, dusty,unfriendly and ominous landscapes by which the three main protagonists - Blondie (Clint Eastwood),Tuco (Eli Wallach) and Angel Eyes (Lee Van Cleef) - vacation and fight in desperate search of thegraveyard-buried Union gold; Blondieis touching encounter with the dying soldier; the alternatingfriend/enemy relationship that regularly bubbles between Blondie and Tuco while they sometimesdouble cross each other, just to further their very own devious ends; the tense, nerve-jarring climaxwithin the sprawling cemetery as the three men standoff against each other in a drawn-out gunfight(love what sort of camera switches in one set of eyes to the other inside the build up towards thedraw, which brilliantly rakes up the pure increasing tension and uncertainty of who'll die first). Andwho are able to forget that awesome, atmospheric music by Ennio Morricone? The Nice, The Badand The Ugly was the initial movie that made me a Clint Eastwood fan. It's simply the absolute mostfantastic, totally flawless video I have ever seen in my life. Truly, the superior spaghetti Western.

2. Play Misty For Me (1971) - Clint plays a late-night radio DJ who's relentlessly and lustfullypursued by an obsessed, psychotic female crowd, who generally asks him to "play Misty" for her. Themovie builds up to some chilling, tense climax that has you on the edge of the chair.

4. 3. Frustrated with the drawback of legal red tape and police, Harry says to hell with the system -this is one way criminals ought to be punished. And, kid, do not most of US cheer when Harryconfronts the crazy killer Scorpio and provides scumbag the comeuppance he so deserves?

So there-you contain it: my top-five Clint Eastwood movies. Hope they have "made your entire day."