Scott Eastwood

[Shannonsmith1993]

I loved him in Enter Nowhere, very interesting and unusual movie. Really didn't like much The Longest Ride and A Perfect Wave. I read somewhere he turned down Fifty Shades of Grey by saying he didn't see any script in there. I think there's more behind it. It's a history of a deep troubled man that falls in love for the first time. Scott should have considered
Young, beautiful, Clint Eastwood's son and looking like his father a lot physically, I believe Scott is target of so much envy and criticism. I hope more weight roles will be offered to him and his career to grow.

If you're a fan of The Fast And The Furious series there's a huge rumor going on he may be the brother of Paul Walker that nobody knew about in # 8 next year since they do look alike

[Aline]

I am not a Fast & Furious fan, Shannon, but anything Scott is in, I will be watching

[Shannonsmith1993]

I am not a Fast & Furious fan, Shannon, but anything Scott is in, I will be watching

Same like I said above I've already pre-ordered my ticket for his next film about a month away

[Shannonsmith1993]

   

Scott was shooting Fast 8 in Texas and look who he found

[KC]

Nice pic. I edited the post to make it a bit smaller so it would fit on the screen better.

[Shannonsmith1993]

Nice pic. I edited the post to make it a bit smaller so it would fit on the screen better.

Thanks KC it's from Scott's official Facebook page. Thanks for the edit too 

[Jed Cooper]

I was hoping to see this on the big screen.  It didn’t make it to our local cinema and I wasn’t inclined to go out of my way for it.  Still, my first impression was that it’d be nice to see another western and I was curious to see how Scott Eastwood would do.  I’ve since heard some negative reviews and comments but that won’t stop me from checking it out at a later date. 

[Aline]

I watched Diablo yesterday.


*spoilers*

When it started impossible not to think of The Outlaw Josey Wales, similar plot. I thought, it seems we will have another hero here.
Used to Clint's westerns, at first I found the movie so strange, very slow paced, boring with melodic music playing all the time. At some point I almost gave up. Only looking at Scott's beauty (a mix of Clint in his Leone days and Franco Nero's Django) kept me going.
 
Some scenes are moving and we felt for his character. After the part he is wounded and indians took care of him, it's when the story grabbed my attention and didn't let me go. I couldn't take my eyes off the screen and it was pleasure watching a victimized young man turning into a psychotic cynical assassin. Scott facial expressions are amazing. Don't let bad reviews get you, the movie can be slow paced sometimes but the performances (honorable mention to Walton Goggins) are absolutely great. Officially a Scott fan here.

[Matt]

This was trending on social media:



Scott Eastwood's Halloween costume pays tribute to dad Clint's most iconic role

[-satu-]

That costume was noted in Finland too; http://www.iltalehti.fi/viihde/2016101822479163_vi.shtml

It's in Finnish, sorry. But it basically says Scott is the more handsome version of his dad. Not sure if I agree, they are both quite handsome. 

[Aline]

I think Clint has a more beautiful smile and lips but Scott has an incredible body especially the legs it must be the surfing lifestyle. I agree Satu, both gorgeous, impossible to decide

[Perry]

The kid is getting to be annoying already.

[The Schofield Kid]

news.com.au

Scott is in Australia shooting a new film.

“The hospitality here is off the charts!!! Some of the nicest humans on the planet here,”

 

[Christopher]

news.com.au

Scott is in Australia shooting a new film.

 

And the movie mentioned in that link, Pacific Rim: Uprising (though called Maelstorm apparently when they were filming it) is out this weekend. I saw the first film in 2013 and enjoyed it, so I would like to see this one. And it looks like Scott has second billing.

[KC]

^ The New York Times gave this a checkmark, meaning "Critic's Pick," and commented, "Scott Eastwood is also on board, and he uses his uncanny resemblance to his fther, Clint, to pleasing effect." Which may be as close to a rave review as Scott is going to get.

Caveat: The critic, Glenn Kenny, admits: "Pacific Rim: Uprising managed to hit me in my Godzilla sweet spot."

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/21/.../pacific-rim-uprising-review-john-boyega.html

[antonis]

And the movie mentioned in that link, Pacific Rim: Uprising (though called Maelstorm apparently when they were filming it) is out this weekend. I saw the first film in 2013 and enjoyed it, so I would like to see this one. And it looks like Scott has second billing.

I saw the film.
Scott tries to imitate his father's expressions and voice tricks  ....unsuccessfully

[KC]

So he doesn't use his uncanny resemblance to pleasing effect? Drat.

[Perry]

 Hey Scott, It's 14:59.......