Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story

Life made him tough. Love made him strong. Music made him hard.

6.6
20071h 36m

Production

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Following a childhood tragedy, Dewey Cox follows a long and winding road to music stardom. Dewey perseveres through changing musical styles, an addiction to nearly every drug known and bouts of uncontrollable rage.

Trailers & Videos

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International Trailer

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Trailer

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Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story Interviews

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Teaser

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Walk Hard Ringtones

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Watch WALK HARD The Dewey Cox Music Video!

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Walk Hard Trailer

Cast

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Jenna Fischer

Darlene Madison

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Nat Faxon

Awards Show Stage Manager

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Conner Rayburn

Dewey Age 8

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Gerry Black

Harmonica Player

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E.J. Callahan

Second Man at Talent Show

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Rance Howard

Preacher

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Craig Robinson

Bobby Shad

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Paul Bates

Nightclub Manager

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Patrick Faucette

Bad Men Bass Player

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Martin Starr

Schmendrick

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Reviews

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Kamurai

6/10

Decent watch at best, won't watch again, but can recommend.

I only recommend this as I think enough people like J.C. Reilly, and SNL style skits. This movie is essentially a long series of SNL sketches sewn together.

I'm not a fan of this style of writing because it doesn't seem to matter what order you put some of the bits in, it's just stopping the story to tell a joke or two, moving onto another joke or two, etc., until they decide to go back to the part of the movie that progresses the story.

Perhaps, watching a movie like this critically is counter intuitive, but even if I were to turn my brain off and enjoy it, I'm not a fan of drug humor, Dewey Cox is a jerk, and the music focused comedy isn't that good to me, despite the music actually being enjoyable itself. "Let's Duet" was really good though.

There something to like in here, and I can see it: it's just not enough to get me to come back when there are so many options out there.

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