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Walk The Line
Based on the life story of Johnny Cash, the famous singer, this movie embodies his whole life, beginning from his raising in Arkansas, where he joins the Germany air force, where he has bought a guitar, and makes his first song that meets with a great success and begins to gain fame and wealth, but because of addicting drugs, he suffers from health problems.
24 November 1975, Louisville, Kentucky, USA
7 March 1974, Marysville, California, USA
7 December 1977, Memphis, Tennessee, USA
30 June 1980, Memphis, Tennessee, USA
22 November 1983, Palm Springs, California, USA
5 November 1968, Greenville, Mississippi, USA
July 02, 2013
the acting compensates for the weaknesses in the script
September 01, 2009
Reverently reductive
November 18, 2005
Phoenix is terrific in Walk the Line - - the actor's taciturn, brooding persona dovetails beautifully with the role - - but it's his scenes opposite Witherspoon that give the movie its real spark.
March 22, 2008
Walk the Line isn't as great a biopic as Ray, but it's still a fine tribute to the Man in Black and his muse.
November 18, 2005
[Director] James Mangold's mostly excellent Walk the Line is designed as a Christian epic.
November 18, 2005
If Walk the Line isn't the full story of Johnny Cash, it's at least a crucial corner of it, a way of coaxing a legend down to a human scale, without shrinking that legend away to nothingness.
November 19, 2013
It's a tidy Hollywood arc imposed on a messy real life, but it gets the job done.
November 18, 2005
A Johnny Cash biopic equally packed with music and frustrated love, Walk the Line goes from compelling to enthralling.
July 31, 2012
What made this film work, and what ultimately won it most of its acclaim, were the performances of the actors.
December 06, 2005
Mangold was wisely generous with the amount of musical performance he included in the film, and the later scenes -- showing Cash and Carter as partners -- are so well shot and edited, they defy you to sit still.
April 29, 2009
A fun, well acted, and well directed piece of filmmaking...
