Five Minutes to Live

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mark g @Mark_Alan_G. Feb 6 Standard early 1960s B movie, soap opera story with cardboard characters. However! This is different, in that one Johnny Cash is one of the stars! No Johnny, 0 stars. See more nick s @Nick_S 10/14/2023 Good effort creating interesting characters, with some amusing moments. Just lacking a bit of polish in terms of pacing and story line. See more 03/11/2016 It's much more enjoyable than it should have been. From the script quirkiness sprinkled with humour to the middle part of a "sopa-opera gone bad" to Johnny Cash being a whole lot of Johnny Cash during the movie, it's almost impossible that you don't skip the technical deficiencies and go straight to a really fun 1h15m low-budget ride. Better watched withing a group of friends. See more 12/18/2015 Awkward, cheap, and tone-deaf, but not without high aspirations. See more 07/01/2015 A "Leave It To Beaver" Episode Guest Starring Johnny Cash Being A Deep-Voice, Cynical Hit-Man. The Old-Print, With All It's Marks, Soundtrack Clicks & Scratches Was More Interesting To Watch Than The On-Screen Drama. If It Wasn't For Mr Cash Is Doubt Many Ppl, Like Myself Would Have Even Given It A Go.. See more 10/19/2013 I've never seen so much of nothing in my life. A group of gangsters go door-to-door killing whoever answers and stealing their kids. The town is obviously in disarray as the robbers pile up victims. Is there any hope for the town or will the robbers wipe them out? "You don't appreciate me." "What's there to appreciate?" Bill Karn, director of Dangerous Assignment, Gang Busters, Guns Don't Argue, and Ma Barker's Killer Brood, delivers Five Minutes to Live. The storyline for this picture isn't as good as it had the potential to be. The acting and soundtrack were both a little corny and disappointing. The cast includes Johnny Cash, Donald Woods, Cay Forester, and Ron Howard. "I need someone with experience." "I've been around." I DVR'd this picture off Turner Classic Movies (TCM) because it starred the legendary Johnny Cash. I had never heard of this movie but the plot sounded great. This is a classic drive-in movie with songs from the period, and Johnny Cash acting cool on the big screen; however, the content was minimal and disappointing. I'd skip this picture. "I'm wearing that horrible negligee you bought me." Grade: C- See more Read all reviews

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