Coal Miner's Daughter (25th Anniversay Edition) (US Version) DVD Region 1

The film is elevated by the standout acting performances, especially by leads Jones and Spacek, who also sings all of her songs. They successfully breathe life into the singer-manager couple on their way to the prestigious Grand Ole Opry and the top of the country music charts. However, it is less the fame and the glitter that Loretta Lynn earned as the new first lady of country music, but rather the ups and downs she and her family had to cope with that are in the foreground of this film. Among the signature songs that can be heard in the movie are You're Not Woman Enough (To Take My Man) and Don't Come Home A Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind), which are direct comments on marital problems Lynn had to face with her husband. Other songs featured in the film include the satirical One's on the Way, Loretta's ode to nature You're looking At Country, and her original Fist City. Filmgoers are also likely to recall the nostalgic Patsy Cline songs There He Goes, Sweet Dreams (Of You), and Crazy that can be heard during the passage that recalls the enduring relationship between Loretta and her mentor friend. Finally, Lynn's autobiographic titular song Coal Miner's Daughter rounds everything off, recalling the good times and the bad time's she shared with her family in the Kentucky coal mining town of Butcher Holler.