Walk The Line

[Guest Josh]

I've heard many good things about this movie from movie friends of mine that have gotten to see a sneak preview. Johnnie Cash is a legend of music and always will be, no matter what type of music you chose to listen to. Will you be seeing this movie? I just picked up his "greatest hits" CD today and I must say, it's damn good. Got the new Kenny Chesney CD today too. There's the country in me coming out.

[balthazar]

Does Phoenix sing or do they use Cash's recordings? I'm not a country music fan, but I am one of Johnny Cash and I might have a hard time seeing his imposing figure replaced with anybody else's, so soon.

[Flybrian]

Does Phoenix sing or do they use Cash's recordings?

I'm not a country music fan, but I am one of Johnny Cash and I might have a hard time seeing his imposing figure replaced with anybody else's, so soon.

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Phoenix does sing, but have your worries allayed with the fact that the late Mr. Cash approved of Phoenix to act as him as well as his his wife, June Carter Cash, choosing Reese Witherspoon.

My girlfriend and I are also anxious to see this.

[Cory Wolfe]

I'm not a big country fan, but I liked him and his music. I definitely want to see it.

[Flybrian]

That's the thing that I like about him so much - certain songs of his can surely be classified, but in general, his work cannot. His is a blend of folk, country, and rock n' roll.

[Sixty8panther]

Absolutely. Cash is awsome! That last album is just creepy to listen to. Awsome but depressing at the same time. I've listened to it like a 100 times since I bought it this summer.

[ocnblu]

He was one-of-a-kind. When he covered Nine Inch Nails it was amazing, certainly not to detract from his own wealth of excellent music.

[FUTURE_OF_GM]

I'll be there the first night to see it. Johnny Cash was and will always be one of my heroes.