Walt Kowalski's will | Gran Torino

[central]

Walt basically told him don't turn my car into a ricer LMAO

[JRC]

I like the way he smirks towards the end, clearly thinking "good old Walt"

[xnix]

its so funny how the red haired girl thinks shes getting the car

[MS]

And his spoiled grand daughter, who wouldn't appreciate it properly and probably crash it anyway, gets nothing...

[leeandramurphy]

I like how his granddaughter was disappointed.

[johnnysalami]

Laughter and crying over this scene. Purely beautiful. It is a gift we still have Clint Eastwood in our lives. Be grateful for him and watch this movie whenever it comes on. I know I do.

[dawnjustice]

The granddaughter didn't deserve the car

[miketacos]

I always tear up when Walt calls Thao his friend.

[jpx]

That gang would never again see daylight as free men. They'd be lucky if they got out of prison...when they were at least Walt's age.

[allys]

I love how Walt decided to give his house to the church. Not just because his wife was a devout Christian and would’ve loved it, but it hints that Walt, a skeptic throughout the film against faith and the local priest, had made his peace with all his wrongdoings in the end.

[bennyadler]

Powerful scene, powerful reaction by Tao.

[WiiMan]

Love Thao's little smile. Even if the will is written racist as hell, Thao is still hearing the genuine voice of his dear friend Walt one more time.

[jimward]

yeah still will really miss the legend as someone said legends never die.

[Watcher]

The stipulations in the will to own that car are rather easy to abide by.

To be bequeathed a 1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport in unrestored but like-new condition? Keeping it original and in excellent condition would be the best thing to do if you wanted to maintain its value.

However, Tao's reason to abide by the stipulations is because doing so would be in honor of Walt.

[blackg]

The way his son looked at tao he was hurt

[triciajohansen]

From hate to love, the hawk became a dove. Walt loved those neighbors like they were his family. He knew they appreciated and respected him, unlike his own flesh and blood. Great movie, one of my favorites!❤

[hecc]

Why are they upset more at not getting the car than his death?

[Pipemdwnn]

i can imagine walt in his prime he would of wasted those gang members

[matsrepstadhaverstad]

I can just imagine Clint's voice saying those things 🤣 excellent writing.. 👍

[renesanchez]

if you think about it, ITs messed up how he read the will. I mean there was no need to pause that dramatically. lol