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To complete a deal he made with the Devil fifty years earlier, an elderly bluesman returns to the Mississippi Delta, accompanied by a 17-year-old guitar wizard whom he's promised to teach Robert Johnson's "unknown 30th song." Stars Ralph Macchio, Joe Seneca, Jami Gertz; music by Ry Cooder. Features a climactic blazing guitar battle performed by Ry Cooder and Steve Vai. A young musical prodigy studying at New York City's Julliard School becomes obsessed with the music of the Mississippi Delta, the blues. Intent on discovering fame and fortune as a blues guitar player, he seeks out the legendary bluesman, Willie Brown. Based on the legend of Robert Johnson. Crossroads Reviews: "...Appealing....Good-natured....Gertz is appealing..."
-- Cart., Variety "...The urgent, overwhelming reason to go without delay to CROSSROADS is Joe Seneca as Blind Dog Fulton..."
-- Sheila Benson, Los Angeles Times Crossroads Movie Review Average Rating: (3.7 out of 5 stars)    List All Reviews Blues Beats Rock If you are into the Blues, then this movie is for you. Even though Ralph Macchio is his usual whimpy self through most of the movie, he smokes in the end. Joe Seneca is fantastic through out, being everything from a "Mean Old Man" to a compassionate friend. The movie get's rather slow at times, but always comes back with great humor and killer music. Submitted by polychromatic_53 ("Evergreen, CO, USA")  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
Excellent This movie is the "Rocky" of the guitar world. I was inspired. Submitted by William Pan (Sydney, Australia)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
GOOD MOVIE THE MOVIE WAS ACTUALLY FOR MY BOYFRIEND BUT HE REALLY ENJOYED IT -- IN FACT HE COULDN'T WAIT TO GET IT & WAS GLAD WHEN IT DIDN'T TAKE A MONTH TO RECEIVE IT Submitted by KOKAMO20 (TENNESSEE)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
sell your soul for this movie i hadn,t seen this movie since i was a kid so i wasn,t expecting much .after watching it through i was really surprised at how good it was,sure the actings not the stuff of oscars,but the two main leads do a terriffic job portraying a kind of master and apprentice role.this film will appeal to anyone who loves the blues +for all you that like it a bit heavier steve vai puts in an awsome cameo in the final climatic guitar duel.5/5 Submitted by pilmoor_55 (old york ,england)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
Not Bad A great story line about blues music.The acting is 2nd rate but we enjoyed the movie anyway.If you have a music lover in the house this movie is worth the money.Try to avoid the sudden urge to go buy a guitar it's not as easy as it looks. Submitted by gonesailin3467 (Niceville,Fl USA)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
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