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In the scene where Thao goes along with Walt to the barbershop, the barber's jacket zipper changes [...]	D
The medical forms list Walt's address as 5962 Delco St. When Walt stands on his porch, his house nu [...]	D
After Sue is raped, Walt comes home and punches through his cupboard doors. The next day, when he i [...]	D
Walt tells his neighbors that he installed the steering column in his Gran Torino in the factory at [...]	D
The front license plate on Walt's truck is missing. Michigan doesn't require a front plate, but it [...]	D
At Walt's funeral he is shown in an open casket. At a Catholic funeral, the casket would be closed [...]	D
It is raining when Walt works with Thao, but the blue sky is reflected in the house windows. Someti [...]	D
Walt's license plate has three letters, followed by three numbers followed by one letter. Michigan [...]	D
At the medical office, the physician introduces herself as Dr. Chu. In the credits, she is Dr. Chan [...]	D
In the bathroom scene, Walt says to the dog to give him a break because it's the first time he's ev [...]	D
When Walt rescues Sue and Trey from the three thugs, Sue and Walt drive away. If you watch the buil [...]	D
(at around 36 mins) Walt and Sue drive away from the three thugs who are standing in front of a whi [...]	D
When Walt enters the Hmong family's bathroom, there is a two-gang electrical box next to the door c [...]	D
In the scene when Walt speaks with his son on the phone and then the camera pans to his hospital ad [...]	D
When Walt goes downstairs during the barbecue, he places his beer on the washing machine. In the ne [...]	D
When you see Walt's hospital admittance paper, it lists his birthday as 02-10-1930 and his age as 6 [...]	D
In the bathroom scene when he is bathing and smoking, the reflection of the camera man's legs are v [...]	D
Walt says he installed the steering column of the Gran Torino at work. Gran Torinos were built in L [...]	D
Walt says he used the M1 Garand rifle in Korea. U.S. Military personnel are usually not allowed to [...]	D
In the beginning we see that the houses around Walt need painting. At 1:11:00, while the kid is gar [...]	D
In the party scene in the basement, you can hear ambiguous background audio of people talking to cr [...]	D
When Walt gets angry and punches his hand through the glass cabinet, the glass is clearly a prop pi [...]	D
When the priest goes to Walt's place and they share a beer, Walt originally holds his cigarette and [...]	D
The cigarette burn on Thao's face changes several times.	D
The medical form shows Walt's marital status as "married." The film opens with his wife's funeral. [...]	D
When the Hmong gangbangers drive up to the Mexican gangbangers, Spider drives, forward, then drives [...]	D
When Walt rescues Sue and Trey from the three thugs, he tells Trey that he should not have said "br [...]	D
When Walt is hosting a barbecue, the steaks change from being rare to well done instantly between s [...]	D
The sides of the folding chairs flip by the time Walt takes the 2 folding chairs from the basement [...]	D
When Walt and Sue start to sit to talk on Walt's back porch, the boom mic appears ever so slightly. [...]	D
When Thao asks Walt about the emblem on Walt's cigarette lighter, Walt explains that it's the patch [...]	D
During Walt's second phone conversation about his medical records, a boom mike appears in Walt's so [...]	D
In McKay's office, Walt picks up 2 paper cups for coffee. In the next shot, he is holding a single [...]	D
Walt has Thao wait until 4PM to come to his house to plan their action against the gang that shot u [...]	D
Walt has Thao paint the neighbors house. The painted house is clearly visible at one stage. Near th [...]	D
Kowalski's daughter-in-law gives him a Walker amplified phone, so the curly handset cord should be [...]	D
In the church, Walt's grandchildren genuflect (kneel briefly and make sign of the cross while facin [...]	D
After Walt punches in his kitchen cabinets and is sitting in the chair smoking, both of his knuckle [...]	D
Throughout the film, one of the balusters in the railing on the front porch of the Hmong house is m [...]	D
When Walt is in the bar and the priest wants to talk to him, he takes off his hat with right hand, [...]	D
When Walt touches the little girl's head, the Hmong react very negatively, and Sue tells him that i [...]	D
Walt visits his doctor's office in February. The calendar is open to June.	D
When Walt drinks beer in Sue's kitchen, the level of the beer gets higher the longer he drinks it. [...]	D
When Walt calls his son after his doctor appointment, the first scene shows him holding the phone t [...]	D
Walt's medical form lists date of birth as February 1930. When his family celebrates his birthday w [...]	D
When the Hmong ladies feed Walt in Sue's kitchen, Sue's mother Vu puts a large spoon into a bowl of [...]	D
There is a scene during the reception for Walt's wife, at the house. From the inside, looking throu [...]	D
While Walt is on the phone with his son, the medical forms show Detroit, and a Michigan ZIP code, b [...]	D

Walt Kowalski: [to Father Janovich] The thing th [...]	D
[repeated line] Walt Kowalski: Toad.	D
[walking over to some black thugs] Walt Kowalsk [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: I confess that I have no desire t [...]	D
Grandma: [starts pointing at Walt and angrily ex [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: [to Father Janovich] I think you' [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: [Walt has just gotten Thao a job [...]	D
Father Janovich: I know you're close to these pe [...]	D
Duke: What you lookin' at, old man? Walt Kowals [...]	D
[first lines] Al: God, I am sorry for Dorothy, [...]	D
Sue Lor: Oh great, another asshole with an Asian [...]	D
Sue Lor: There's a ton of food. Walt Kowalski: [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: Hey Kennedy: You drunken Irish go [...]	D
Barber Martin: That'll be 10 bucks, Walt. Walt [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: I'm no hero. I was just trying to [...]	D
Thao Vang Lor: What was it like to kill someone? [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: You got your whole life ahead of [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: How many swamp rats can you get i [...]	D
Sue Lor: All the people in this house are very t [...]	D
Josh Kowalski: [making the sign of the cross] Sp [...]	D
Thug: How old are you anyway? Sue Lor: Mentally [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: [sneering and aiming his gun] Get [...]	D
Thao Vang Lor: [Walt's smoking] You should quit. [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: What the hell does everybody want [...]	D
Mitch Kowalski: What would I want? Walt Kowalsk [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: How do you want your dog? I mean. [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: Would it kill you to buy American [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: Where's Dr. Feldman, my regular d [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: You wanna know what it's like to [...]	D
Sue Lor: Hmong girls over here fit in better. Th [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: [Walt is trying to "man" up Thao] [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: I once fixed a door that wasn't e [...]	D
Sue Lor: My name? It's "Take your crude, overly [...]	D
Thao Vang Lor: Excuse me, Sir, I need a haircut [...]	D
Sue Lor: Kind of ironic, isn't it? Walt Kowalsk [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: Now you just gotta learn how guys [...]	D
Father Janovich: What can I do for you Walt? Wa [...]	D
Thao Vang Lor: They were going to take me away. [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: Relax, Zipperhead.	D
Walt Kowalski: I'm here for a confession. Fathe [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: Christ all Friday.	D
Father Janovich: What are you gonna do, Walt? W [...]	D
Father Janovich: [eulogizing Walt] Walt Kowalski [...]	D
[last lines] Lawyer: [reading from Walt's will] [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: [about his son] I worked in Ford [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: I used to stack fucks likes you f [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: Jesus, Joseph and Mary. These Hmo [...]	D
Father Janovich: Why didn't you call the police? [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: Get your ofay paddy ass on down t [...]	D
Ashley Kowalski: This ghetto is a dead zone for [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: Relax, zipperhead. I'm not gonna [...]	D
Trey: [after Walt saves him and Sue from being h [...]	D
Barber Martin: There. You finally look like a hu [...]	D
Thao Vang Lor: What are we doing? Walt Kowalski [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: I'll blow a hole in your face the [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: [reading aloud from the newspaper [...]	D
Mitch Kowalski: Look at the way the old man glar [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: [to Thao] Have some respect, zipp [...]	D
Sue Lor: The Lutherans brought us over. Walt Ko [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: [to Su] Get me another beer, Drag [...]	D
Father Janovich: What is this thing called life? [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: I got blood on my hands, I'm soil [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: [Walt brutally beats one of the s [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: Take these three items, some WD-4 [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: You know, Thao and Sue are never [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: [aims gun at thug] Shut your fuck [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: [about Thao] I don't care about h [...]	D
Youa: You're funny. Walt Kowalski: I've been ca [...]	D
Father Janovich: Go in peace. Walt Kowalski: Oh [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: Oh, I've got one. A Mexican, a Je [...]	D
Ashley Kowalski: [clearly uninterested] Grandpa [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: [about Korea] We shot men, stabbe [...]	D
Smokie: Are you fucking crazy? Go back in the ho [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: Certainly beats beef jerky, I'll [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: [Looking at the elderly Hmong wom [...]	D
Walt Kowalski: [in a rage over his responsibilit [...]	D

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