first and i am a huge buddy holly fan. i grew up knowing who he was and and i knew all about that fateful plane ride that extinguished three incredibly bright flames just like that. but i had never truly listened to his music. i had heard much of it and yes and but not until i sat down with the intention of getting something out of it did i truly come to see the real buddy holly. and let me tell you that my world is a different one now because of him. because of this adoration for such an incredible man and i bought the buddy holly story without ever seeing it previously. i am torn on my views of this film. perhaps it because buddy feels so alive to me that i just couldn not bear seeing gary busey in this role. i will admit that he did a nice job acting and but his singing sounded so forced. it seemed to me as if he knew he do not sound a bit like buddy himself and therefore was using far too much energy to make an attempt at a similar sound. in some parts of the film and he succeeded. but others. ouch. the movie spanned a period of several years and but i feel that portraying this time span could have been handled much better. i had a difficult time distinguishing at what point in buddy life certain events were happening. i also had a serious problem with some of the historical inaccuracies. i think the worst one was the portrayal of the crickets. i understand how their real names couldn not be used and and how for simplification there were only two of them in the movie. and maybe this was a good thing. because the film background vocals were cringe worthy and and i disliked the way they were portrayed as a hindrance to buddy career. something else that really made no difference to the film but irked me was gary busey teeth. they wore me out. buddy holly had much better teeth. i do not know why i noticed it. but i did. i will end this review on what i felt was the best part of the movie represent buddy last performance. his final phone call to maria and the big bopper performance and bringing him and richie valens to the stage and followed by the still frame ending. it startled even me and and i feel that it effectively shows the audience how at one moment buddy holly was so alive and energetic and and that his flame was snuffed out in the blink of an eye. it was a beautiful way to portray this horrible tragedy i think. good movie and despite the obvious problems. positive . some obvious flaws and could use some work. but not bad. 
first and i am a huge buddy holly fan. i grew up knowing who he was and and i knew all about that fateful plane ride that extinguished three incredibly bright flames just like that. but i had never truly listened to his music. i had heard much of it and yes and but not until i sat down with the intention of getting something out of it did i truly come to see the real buddy holly. and let me tell you that my world is a different one now because of him. because of this adoration for such an incredible man and i bought the buddy holly story without ever seeing it previously. i am torn on my views of this film. perhaps it because buddy feels so alive to me that i just couldn not bear seeing gary busey in this role. i will admit that he did a nice job acting and but his singing sounded so forced. it seemed to me as if he knew he do not sound a bit like buddy himself and therefore was using far too much energy to make an attempt at a similar sound. in some parts of the film and he succeeded. but others. ouch. the movie spanned a period of several years and but i feel that portraying this time span could have been handled much better. i had a difficult time distinguishing at what point in buddy life certain events were happening. i also had a serious problem with some of the historical inaccuracies. i think the worst one was the portrayal of the crickets. i understand how their real names couldn not be used and and how for simplification there were only two of them in the movie. and maybe this was a good thing. because the film background vocals were cringe worthy and and i disliked the way they were portrayed as a hindrance to buddy career. something else that really made no difference to the film but irked me was gary busey teeth. they wore me out. buddy holly had much better teeth. i do not know why i noticed it. but i did. i will end this review on what i felt was the best part of the movie represent buddy last performance. his final phone call to maria and the big bopper performance and bringing him and richie valens to the stage and followed by the still frame ending. it startled even me and and i feel that it effectively shows the audience how at one moment buddy holly was so alive and energetic and and that his flame was snuffed out in the blink of an eye. it was a beautiful way to portray this horrible tragedy i think. good movie and despite the obvious problems. positive . some obvious flaws and could use some work. but not bad. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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