Walk the Line
Drama • PG-13 • 2005 • 2 hr 16 min
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In my top 10 favs, love Johnny and June! The acting was awesome, great story. Amazing legend in music
Probably my favorite performance is Reese Witherspoon. Movie was great though, fun and god I love me some Johnny cash.
Excellent Johnny Cash biopic with fantastic performances, very well-cast, way more compelling than most films of this sort, worth your time
Good performances, good storytelling, and good music!
Hard to believe Phoenix didn't win an Oscar for his portrayal of Cash. Still the best music biopic to date
Really informative and stuff I didn’t know
June Carter: You can’t walk no line. Johnny Cash: Because you’re mine, I walk the line.
Phoenix and Witherspoon represent Cash’s troubled relationship really well. Phoenix in particular gives his all to portray The Man In Black.
This is a textbook music biopic, to the point of feeling cliche at times. The performances elevate it beyond being meh.
Good plot and cast. Kept me intrigued and left me wanting to learn more about the famous singers.
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