Walk the Line (4/5) Movie CLIP - Cocaine Blues (2005) HD
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Published 2015-10-09
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
John (Joaquin Phoenix) performs "Cocaine Blues" and gets the prisoners revved up in Folsom Prison.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
James Mangold's Walk the Line tells the life story of country music legend Johnny Cash (Joaquin Phoenix), focusing primarily on the long courtship he had with June Carter (Reese Witherspoon). The film is structured as an extended flashback opening with Cash readying to take the stage at his historic Folsom Prison Concert. The film touches on his childhood, relating a horrific early incident from his life and establishing the troubled relationship he would have with his father (Robert Patrick). Cash joins the military and leaves home. During his time in the armed services he begins writing songs and romances a hometown girl (Ginnifer Goodwin). After the end of his duty he settles down and attempts to begin a music career, but his wife has trouble adjusting to his dreams. Cash auditions for Sam Phillips (Dallas Roberts), signs to Sun Records, and soon finds himself on tour with a roster of young soon-to-be legends that includes Elvis Presley (Tyler Hilton) and Jerry Lee Lewis (Waylon Malloy Payne). On this tour he meets June Carter, the daughter of the famous Carter family, and they take a liking to each other, although she refuses any serious advances from him. Cash gains world-wide fame thanks in part to the inspiration he gets from June, but eventually his marriage crumbles and he develops a serious drug addiction. The film is based on Cash's autobiographies. Phoenix and Witherspoon performed all of their own singing in the movie, just as Sissy Spacek and Beverly D'Angelo did in Coal Miner's Daughter a quarter-century before.
CREDITS:
TM & © Fox (2005)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Larry Bagby, James Keach, Dan John Miller, Joaquin Phoenix, Reese Witherspoon
Director: James Mangold
Producers: Alan C. Blomquist, John Carter Cash, James Keach, Cathy Konrad, Lou Robin
Screenwriters: Johnny Cash, Patrick Carr, James Mangold, Gill Dennis
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All Comments (21)
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How he didn't win an Oscar for this performance is beyond me
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I swear, Joaquin Phoenix can do anything. The fact that he was really singing in this will always blow me away. That's not an easy voice to impersonate.
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Fun fact: Joaquin played the guitar and sang the songs that he won a grammy, unlike many recent music biopics with just imitations, Joaquin's dedication to the roles is rare and phenomenal.
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I love Joaquin. He’s a genuine artist. No hollywood theatrics, no publicity stunts. This guy goes radio silent for big stretches, gets into a character on an amazingly deep level, then comes outa f—-in nowhere when he’s ready with an outstanding performance, and thats regardless of the movie too. He does good even when the movie is bad.
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Probably one of the best biographical movies ever. I think His performance was brilliant. Worthy of an Oscar.
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Joaquin Phoenix is a really versatile actor.
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Did you see how he got Johnny's crooked grin down in the middle of the song? This guy's a genius actor. Nobody can sing like Johhny did, but this guy does such a good job.
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I love how Johnny Cash sang his music for everyone. He was such an amazing man
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The fact that he actually sang for this movie is insane lowkey.
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The face expressions he makes...they are stunning. Great actor!
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Absolute genius. There's not another actor in his level besides Daniel Day Lewis
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1:20 His expression and his eyes here will always be etched in my brain. What a talent
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Phoenix morphed into Johnny Cash. He truly embodied the singer with skill and style.
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This should’ve been his FIRST Oscar. He KILLED this role!
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It isn't discussed much, but this was one of the greatest movie scenes in the last 30-40 years. Speaks to Joaquin Phoenix's talent also.
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Best scene in the movie hands down, love how the warden thinks Johnny is going up to see normal songs but he just totally breaks every rule the warden gave him, such a powerful moment 🤙🏽 this is the scene where I thought Johnny was a real OG
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When he shifts the guitar and points it like a rifle, there's a split second where he actually looks exactly like Johnny Cash.
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I love the cocaine eyes and sniff he does when he’s singing
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I love the warden’s reaction. Did he really think Johnny was going to play by his rules? He met the man in black that day. The man that followed no rules but his own 🖤🎸
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This scene gets better every time you watch it. It's one of the few songs that doesn't get old from listening to it multiple times in a row.
