Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2007)
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A surprisingly hard Comedy to resist.
Singer Dewey Cox overcomes adversity to become a musical legend.
John C. Reilly: Dewey Cox
What a surprisingly funny and entertaining movie. This movie is one of the best spoofs on media stars to come out in a long time. Not only was John C. ... read more
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Walk Hard: the Dewey Cox Story - Film Review
Walk Hard is the story of Dewey Cox (John C Reilly), a Johnny Cash-esque singer who after accidentally killing his brother has to prove his greatness, or be doubly great for himself and his brother. After playing “the devils” music a 14-year-old Dewey ... read more
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" Dewey Cox "I think I'm doing okay for a 15 year old with a wife and a baby.""
" "I think I'm doing okay for a 15 year old with a wife and a baby." Directed by Jake Kasdan Written by Jake Kasdan and Judd Apatow Music by Michael Andrews Cinematography by Uta Briesewitz Editing by Tara Timpone and Steve Welch"
"FORMAT: 35mm CONDITION: ★★★★½ NOTES: Changeovers are covered in dirt and black squares but playback is smooth; picture is crisp with very little dust in the way or frame damage. DATE: November 6th 2021 CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"
"SCREENING: 35mm DATE: November 6th CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"
" Directed by: Jake Kasdan Produced by: Judd Apatow, Clayton Townsend, Lewis Morton, and Jake Kasdan Written by: Judd Apatow and Jake Kasdan Cinematography: Uta Briesewitz Edited by: Tara Timptone and Steve Walsh Music by: Michael Andrews Distributed by: Columbia Pictures "
"Re-watch - Dec. 22nd I hadn't seen Walk Hard since it was at the discount theatre near the end of its run, but since I could watch it for free via Starz I figured I'd give it another look. As someone who was less than impressed by Walk the Line I get a lot of joy out of the ways it pokes fun at that film and the music biopic template. The laughs aren't consistent, but when they hit it's worth the effort of those that don't. And probably the best aspect, aside from John C. Reilly's performance, "