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Johnny Cash! The Man, His World, His Music (1969) Movie Reviews
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by Spalinger "Spal" on November 14, 2009
I've read other reviews for this product and while I can't deny the fact that the camera work and editing leave a little something to be desired, for me, it doesn't take away from the experience of the film. It's titled 'The Man, his world and his music ...
I saw this program on educational channel. I grew up with him in Ark., and find his childhood factual. The people are proud of his success.
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by Marie Tavlin on April 12, 2006
I accidently came upon this film and it made me feel like I was five years old and opening a gift on Christmas morning. A life long fan of Johnny Cash, I found myself mesmerized by the intimate feeling created by the amatuer effect of the filming . ...
by Susan Shott on November 23, 2003
Yes, the footage is ragged in spots, and there is nothing slick about this one. But there are gems you won't find elsewhere. Much of the concert footage is riveting, including Carl Perkins' ...
by Randy Winston "rw... on January 14, 2003
If you like Johnny Cash, this is a must. The picture and sound are good enough so as to not get in the way of enjoying the rare footage. His duet with Dylan is almost worth the price alone, but you also get to see Johnny with his parents, onstage doing ...
by Tripya on September 25, 2001
This is such an incredible opportunity! The fact that there was someone there on tour, on a hunt or backstage, filming Cash in the late sixties, is and of itself incredible. Sure, the sound quality and picture quality is not great, but folks, were ...
by Mark Adams on May 14, 2004
"Johnny Cash -- The Man, His World, His Music" might adequately be called a period piece. Filmed in an age when music and film were decidedly low-tech, this DVD, which was released in some theaters as a film, captures a raw image of the Man in ...
by Bernard Chapin "O... on February 20, 2005
This is more a snapshot of one of America's greatest icons during his real life than it is a narrated documentary. The film is a compendium of homemovies that showcase Cash as an entertainer and as a man. Predictably, Johnny is accessible and friendly ...
by Carol C. "ccjello... on October 03, 2003
This was not at all what I expected, but it was a rare treat. It really is like one long home movie, scratchy, not at all slickly produced or well-edited, with footage of Johnny going about his daily routine, at home with his parents, walking through ...
by Michael Dalton on July 13, 2007
This DVD shows Johnny Cash during the heyday of his career in the late sixties. I want to say it shows him "in his prime," but that is a matter of debate. Even though he was not at the height of his powers physically, the series of recordings that he ...
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