4/5 Pure Country & Honeysuckle Rose together
  by Glenn M. Schoditsch (Richmond, Virginia USA)
My family and I love Pure Country. It is a simple and pleasurable movie with a predictable but delightful ending. While George Strait is not an A-List actor, he gives a solid performance. Besides, his list of lifetime accomplishments far outweigh most actors 10 fold.

Honeysuckle Rose is just packed with Willie Nelson tunes. While Nelson is also not an A-List actor, Amy Irving and Dyan Cannon certainly fit the bill. I'm partial to "Song For You", a tune Willie sings at the end of the movie. And, practically stealing the show is veteran character actor Slim Pickens, who comically swears with flair making "Honeysuckle" a "sweet" affair.

5/5 At last...
  by M. Rosgen (ID)
I have been waiting for Honeysuckle Rose for years! I saw it in the theater and loved it. If you love Willie, you'll love this movie. Slim Pickens is also awesome. Don't look for anything deep - just a feel good movie with great music.

Pure Country is a movie you can enjoy with the whole family. If you like George Strait, you should see it. He essentially plays himself. Enjoyable.

5/5 Great deal
  by T. Daniel (Louisiana)
The Pure Country/Honeysuckle Rose DVD was not only a great deal---but it was also a great dvd---fantastic picture and sound.......

5/5 Honeysuckle Rose
  by Uwe Kramer (Germany)
The almost legendary country road movie finally on DVD! Never seen a more authentic movie on this topic. Nevertheless that it's an "oldie" already and there are no DVD main menu or subtitles - it's a "must" for everyone lovin' country music. You shouldn't miss it!

5/5 Country Music lover from Down Under
  by John R. Long (Down Under)
I happened onto Honeysuckle Rose late one night years ago and it has taken me some time to find this gem again. For all you good old boys who think you're the only ones who really understand Country Music, take it from an CM mad Aussie, this is Willie Nelson at his absolute best. OK, so it was never going to win awards for acting or story line, but Lordy, when you hear Willie get into "Whiskey River" it makes you want to get up on that stage with him. I love it.