Comments
I agree. Great movie, although with Johnny Cash's actual likeness burned into my soul, it's difficult to translate Joaquin's image into my understanding of Johnny. Does that make sense? At first, I had a problem with the vocals being a little less than authentic. And then I realized that by the end of the movie Joaquin's vocals had evolved in the movie throughout the span of time, just as Johnny's did.
I really enjoyed the movie as well. If you know who Johnny Cash is then you know this was a good potrayal. If you dont know him then this makes you more interested eventually leading to Johnny's walk with God. He is a perfect example for those who think they arent good enough to be christians. Johnny was very much a man and he knew it but he also knew he couldnt be happy without God. That was evident in his last album. I really enjoyed this movie. Even though some people thought it was missing the christianity in it I believe it can be a good tool for those that are christians as well.
i was highly impressed, as well. it was a great film, and portrayal of the Man in Black. i will say, though, that the ending was a bit of a let down. the climax and all was perfect, leading to a resolution... but to see the resolution lived out in the revolutionary lives of JR Cash, and June Carter-Cash, would've upped this film quite a bit, if even possible.
