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arguchikwent to see "walk the line" with my friend johnny (yes, really, that's his name) tonight. that's the kind of movie that'll put the hurt on, if any movie could. if you have a love life, june carter and johnny cash's story will put it to shame, and if you *don't* have a love life, well...it'll make you wish you did, so it could put it to shame. ;-)
the film had some annoying moments, some moments when it almost went bad. but overall i liked it. i agree with sarah vowell, this is perhaps the greatest love story of the 20th century. wow. [listen to sarah vowell's bit here: www.thislife.org, episode 247, "What Is This Thing?" (it's act 3), aired 9/19/03]
they could have found a better elvis. the guy who played jerry lee lewis was great (note the hair, and the leopard fur cuffs in his first scene), but the elvis sucked. not in a good way. and roy orbison...sorry, but i didn't even realize who that glasses-wearing guy was until the closing credits.
afterward, johnny and i closed down the deluxe. i had me one damn fine (strong!) margarita. and when he walked me home, there was frost on all the windshields.
the film had some annoying moments, some moments when it almost went bad. but overall i liked it. i agree with sarah vowell, this is perhaps the greatest love story of the 20th century. wow. [listen to sarah vowell's bit here: www.thislife.org, episode 247, "What Is This Thing?" (it's act 3), aired 9/19/03]
they could have found a better elvis. the guy who played jerry lee lewis was great (note the hair, and the leopard fur cuffs in his first scene), but the elvis sucked. not in a good way. and roy orbison...sorry, but i didn't even realize who that glasses-wearing guy was until the closing credits.
afterward, johnny and i closed down the deluxe. i had me one damn fine (strong!) margarita. and when he walked me home, there was frost on all the windshields.
