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Mabelle 2022-03-15 09:01:03
walk the line and throw others away
I really hope men will love this movie and love a man like johnny cash
then the world can't be clearer -
you can talk about your betrayal from the pursuit of true love
just from johnny cash's music , the
kind of simple and simple country music from the 1950s, coupled with his initial struggles and... -
Daniella 2022-03-18 09:01:03
The ideal country of joy and love
When I heard Elvis mention this film, he said that he envied such an emotional experience, and the story of JR and Vivian started at the beginning of this film. Even if I just watched it a few times, I am sure that the heroine must not be her.
I remember a friend once asked, "Xixi, what do you...
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Delmer 2022-04-24 07:01:04
75/100. Ordinary biopics are about the same as love. The song is good, and the two main characters acted well. A love story in music history.
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Reagan 2022-04-23 07:01:30
When watching biopics, I like watching the ending song, and the subtitles continue to describe what happened to the biographical characters.
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Johnny Cash: You know when I was in the service... I used to look at pictures of you... you know, in magazines.
June Carter: [pretending to be concerned] Oh.
Johnny Cash: [with a pre-devised apology] No... Oh no, it wasn't like that. I mean, I... I liked your music, you know?
June Carter: Yeah?
Johnny Cash: Yeah... Oh yeah, I mean, you were, well, you are... I mean, l-I kept track of you. You and your family. I listened to your voice my whole life, you know? Me and my brother, Jack... we always listened to your songs. Like "Swallerin' Place."
June Carter: Yeah...
Johnny Cash: Yeah. We liked it when you'd sing one alone.
June Carter: Well, you and Jack are the only ones.
Johnny Cash: What do you mean?
June Carter: I'm not really much of a singer, Johnny. I mean, I got a lot of personality, I got sass... I give it my all, but my sister Anita's really the one who's got the pipes.
Johnny Cash: [averting his eyes] Well, who said that?
June Carter: Everybody. My mama, my daddy. That's how come I learned to be funny... so I'd have something to offer.
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Record Company Executive: I'm fine with you doing a live album - just not at a prison. That's my compromise.
Johnny Cash: On January 13th, I'll be at Folsom prison, with June and the boys. You listen to the tapes. If you don't like them, you can toss them.
