So many questions that will likely remain unanswered for eternity.Sounds like an important and interesting figure and one I would definitely like to learn more about, but I assume the source material is lacking since it seemed tough to fill this 48 minute doc.man i had no idea he had such a hard life. Seeing and hearing different renditions of his songs, and hearing all of these blues musicians…Urban legends and blues guitar. most people realize that the devil isn’t real, but what this documentary would like you to consider is that the story of robert johnson having sold his soul to the devil in order to become a great guitar player is but one equally believable possibility out of many, another of which happens to be that he spent a year taking intense guitar lessons from the man everyone considered to be the best guitar player in southern mississippi at the time...anyway, all the “27 club” stuff here just seems like an excuse to pack more white people into a movie that really needed way less white people, and the first ten minutes of this seem more like an extended trailer…I was vaguely aware of Robert Johnson selling his soul to the devil because of his influence on some of my favourite artists. For real, dude looks "spookily" wasted.me, the next time i am inconvenienced: must’ve been all that devil’s music :(Sounds like an important and interesting figure and one I would definitely like to learn more about, but I assume the source material is lacking since it seemed tough to fill this 48 minute doc.Imagine being not only a legend of your craft, but literally a legend within your craft?Bro I didn’t realize this singular man created the foundation for so much like this is nuts also we all know he did something right like we don’t know what he did but he had to of done something right?Enjoyable enough, but feels a little shallow, wish it went into more of how Robert Johnson influenced what would become rock, but oh well. What do Jimi Hendrix, Amy Winehouse, Kurt Cobain, and Robert Johnson all have in common? Watch ReMastered: Devil at the Crossroads 2019 Full Movie Online 123Movies Go123Movies. Blues is not talented music, yeah its nice and chill but it aint nothing incredible. Everything about him is based on folklore and legend, he was a real guy alright, he could play guitar that's for sure, but nobody can really verify anything other than the 29 songs he recorded in 1936 and 1937. As expected, I didn’t learn a whole lot but I loved the animated sequences that accompanied the tales of Johnson’s short life. Michael Zimbalist (created by) Who the fuck knows,…The problem with making a documentary film about Robert Johnson is that Johnson is so elusive a figure. He's an enigma, did he make a pact with the devil?
After his death, his music would go on to serve as a driving force for blues and rock n roll.Remastered: Devil at the Crossroads covers his short lived journey that led to the most unique legacy in music history before becoming the most mysterious member of the 27 club (a club of famous musicians that died at the age of 27 such as Robert Johnson, Jimi Hendrix, Brian Jones, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain, Amy…More of a history on African-American culture in the Deep South during a brutal time than an actual piece on legendary guitarist Robert Johnson, but that's probably because not much is known about Robert Johnson, and the talking heads featured here are only retelling bits of stories and anecdotes they've gleaned over the years. Turns out no one really knows much about him.This documentary feels a little flat because there is so little about Robert Johnson’s life that be considered factual. Robert Johnson was one of the most influential blues guitarists ever. Devil at the Crossroads is one of the stronger entries in the already solid ReMastered series. White the history is certainly interesting (and sad), it doesn't appear that anyone has a true account of Johnson's life, and while that seems like something that would add to the mystique, it feels more like a missed opportunity. So what we have here is essentially the visual equivalent of a Wiki article, enlivened by some archive clips (footage of John Hammond' Jr's 1992 documentary, The combination of Robert Johnson's guitar playing, lyrics and voice put him in a league of his own in the 1930s. Robert Johnson was one of the most influential blues guitarists ever. I'm not a Blues fan by any means, but this is a pretty interesting story. Remastered: Devil at the Crossroads covers his short lived journey that led to the most unique legacy in music history before becoming the most mysterious member of the 27 club (a club of famous musicians that died at the age of 27 such as Robert Johnson, Jimi Hendrix, Brian Jones, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain, Amy… If you’re a fan of Robert Johnson you’ll probably already know most of this stuff but it was really cool having his family members interviewed and it resparked my interest in him, can’t imagine what music would be like without himI didn’t go into this expecting to learn much more about Robert Johnson, as there really isn’t a whole lot to know since most of his existence has been told as a legend. The music in this didn't really do anything for me, but I was still entertained.Average doco on the greatest member of the 27 Club and the individual who basically laid the groundwork for all modern music.Nothing new here really, but if you're a Robert Johnson completist, a Delta Blues fan, or dig a bit of Hoodoo music, this won't be a wasted 48 minutes.That fuckn' Ike Zimmerman photo spins me out every single time. At around 41mins 49secs, a montage of record stores supposedly from the 1950s clearly shows the single "Telephone Line" by the Electric Light Orchestra (ELO), this record was first released in 1977. Overall, pretty nice, and some good music.A really interesting look into the life of a Blues musician who is said to have sold his soul. TV Movie Some try to put Johnson in context of his times and culture. ReMastered: Devil at the Crossroads subtitles | 31 subtitles Ad blocking detected , consider supporting www.OpenSubtitles.org in an other way Directed by Brian Oakes.
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