i went to see walk the line
By david On November 27th, 2005i finally got to see walk the line last night (the first three times i tried to go it was sold out). it was really well done,and i thought joaquin phoenix and reese witherspoon were both extraordinary. for once, though, i’d like to see a movie about a musician that is about the music more than it is about drugs, but i guess that may not interest the general public as much as it might another musician. i’ve still yet to read cash by johnny cash, so that might include some good stuff about the music, but i bet it’s a lot about drugs and life apart from music, too. that’s fine, though, cause relationships and the like are at least as important, and kinda contribute a lot to the music, usually. i also want to read more about his spiritual life, especially from his later years.
i’ve got more to write about, but i’m not in the mood to sit at my computer any longer tonight.
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Sarah Says: November 29th, 2005 at 2:19 pm
I just saw it the other day with Jesse and I loved it. I actually really like that they don’t just focus all on the music because… well, because a) most people already know the music and it’s hard to make a movie about music. I love stories, lives and everything.
And I was astounded by Joaqin’s performance. I don’t think I have yet seen a movie where he has let me down. And I’ve always loved Reese Witherspoon, and it’s nice to see her play a character with more depth than she has in “Legally Blonde”! haha