Coal Miner's Daughter

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Carlos I @carlosFibarra Feb 9 Sissy Spacek doesn’t just play Loretta Lynn in Coal Miner’s Daughter; she completely inhabits her, delivering a transformative, Oscar-winning performance that serves as the film's beating heart. While the narrative follows the "rags-to-riches" blueprint common to music biopics, the execution is exceptionally soulful, grounded by a gritty, authentic atmosphere that captures the hardships of Appalachian life. It manages to be both a tender character study and a rousing success story, making for a deeply satisfying watch that transcends the tropes of the genre through sheer emotional honesty and stellar chemistry between Spacek and Tommy Lee Jones. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Aug 14 Success in 2 hours and 5 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄 See more Leaburn O 02/19/2025 The Loretta Lynn biopic is generally a feel good picture which is grounded by the excellent performances and chemistry between Tommy and Sissy. Country music isn’t my thing but you can’t help but enjoy the determination and innocence of the leading couple and their eventful journey to the top. Watched on DVD. See more Mike P 01/31/2025 Excellent musical biopic featuring a stellar performance by Spacek who carries the film. I loved it. See more KB B @Okbullard 06/14/2024 This was such an enjoyable film with great acting and storyline. Sissy Spacek was exceptional partly because she did her own singing and guitar playing. It's definitely worth the watch. See more Kensi B 06/08/2024 This was one of my favorite movies as a kid. I recently rewatched it and it still holds up very well. Spacek's performance is amazing, so is Tommy Lee Jones' and Beverly D'Angelo's and Levon Helm's- but as an adult I can now also see how there isn't much complexity here. Jones' character is a "wild boy" but essentially harmless (he smacks the teenage Loretta once and basically r@pes her on their wedding night, but after that calms down and becomes a house-husband) not like the violent, chronically cheating alcoholic that Loretta says he was in real life. Of course, real life is always darker and more complex, and probably most people wouldn't want to watch an abusing alcoholic on the screen for 2 hours. And while D'Angelo received raves for her performance, she's definitely no Patsy Cline in the vocal department. So I hack off one star but all in all definitely worth another viewing. See more Read all reviews

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