Johnny Cash Movie:

		List Price: $33.98		Label: And More Bears Salesrank: 149006 Released: May 11, 2004
		Our Price: $30.48
		Used Price: $8.98
		MPAA Rating: Media: DVD

Five Minutes to Live (aka Door-to-Door Maniac) Reviews:
40 dollars?
2007-09-22 - I picked up a Johnny Cash double feature DVD with this movie in the dollar bin of a big box store.

There's no "Hello I'm Johnny Cash" here
2007-01-27 - This has the makings of a decent crime thriller, but it gets overdone in the storyline. Cash shows he's an actor in this as the sociopathic Johnny Talon. I also feel Vic(Mel Sharples)Tayback did a great performance in this as Fred his partner. This is an odd couple indeed, but there's nothing to laugh at here. Fred hires Johnny to hold up a bank, and the catch is they take the vice president's wife which Johnny does, and Fred does the hold-up. There's one catch though, and that's the vice-president doesn't care as he's about ready to run off with his mistress. Cash not only does a impressive acting job, but he actually shows off his guitar abilities here, and he's actually good. Unfortunately, this had some moments that were overdone like where the woman Priscilla keeps calling the vice-president's house to speak to his wife, and then there was little Ronnie Howard as thier little boy who makes it home just in time bringing the police with him. I found the ending too predictable not like in "Jeopardy" where Barbara Stanwyck convinces an bank robber to help her husband as he's caught under a fishing pier, and when he frees her husband she lets him escape. I feel the soundtrack was good, Cash was good, and so was Tayback, but the storyline was overdone by about 15 minutes. Wait till Walmart sells this for a buck.

Cash the Bad Guy
2005-01-08 - Cash plays a villian who conspires with a mobster to rob a bank by kidnapping a banker's wife and demanding money. He plays a kind of derranged villian who hasn't a problem killing another person (except children). It's a decent, low-budget film, the kind of film you'll see on a Saturday afternoon on television--nothing remarkable. His acting is a bit stiff. He sings the song, "Five Minutes to Live." I've seen him in other, more exellent films. This one is for a collector.