I just watched Walk the Line, it was really good anyone else like it?  

Love Johnny, love the movie, loved Joaquin and Reese's perfermances, I suggest the soundtrack, it's a gem.

I thought they did a great job in the movie. I was impressed that they did their own singing. I sahould rewatch the movie. Its been awhile since I saw it.

I didnt like it for the fact that it was a country music movie. I really don't like country music. The guy looks ugly. Thats all I'm going to say.

I watched the movie a few months back when I was off, and I liked the movie myself. I guess I like watching to see how folks lives go and all, and i was curious as to how this movie was treated now that both Johnny and his wife June have passed on back in 2003; No,he didn't look like him, but I think he got the way he was, his essence if you may say so. I felt a bit ticked when this woman walked up to June Carter's character and commented on her divorce saying she was wrong and how positive she took the comment, though I know how that could feel myself divorced as well.

I just watched it a couple of months ago and I too thought it was great. Not exactly true to life but a good movie. I, too have always liked his songs.

I think he did look like Johnny Cash in the early days. I really like Walk the Line. It's one of the movies that I can watch over and over.

I loved that movie. It's one that I hope to be able to buy and add to my collection.

I liked it too. I'd read his autobiography some months before ('Johnny Cash' co-written with Patrick Carr), which is *really* interesting by the way. Much of the film is probably pure fiction (though the reality would've made an even better film!), still it works in the film's universe.

Actually, my main quibble with the film is that it should have more music! They are probably not planning a follow up - but Cash's life had some more interesting moments later. He was almost killed by an ostrich for one thing. :-O and in principle I'd wish some of these biographical music films didn't stop just after they reach a summit in their careers like e.g. this one, the one on Ray Charles and Scorceese's Dylan film etc...

If *I* had written the script I'd probably based it on the Thanksgiving in Jamaica when the Cash-Carter clan were held at gunpoint for a whole night by three intruding robbers who threatened to kill them all - that would've made a fine pretext for Cash to go over his life in lots of flashbacks and then returning for the conclusion of drama towards the end! :)

loved the movie. johnny cash has always been one of my favorite singers. i was raised on him and the other old timers. i think they're all great. it was a touching movie that brought tears to my eyes

I enjoyed the movie as well. I live in Hendersonville, TN and I have fished behind the Cash house several times. The house in the movie was actually filmed in California (where I was born) but it sure looks like this one did before it burned. I have some great pictures I took before and after the fire.
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