In 2007 he starred in the raunchy, comedy parody of the biopic genre. In this film John C. Reilly plays "rock legend" Dewey Cox. Now Mill Creek Entertainment and Walmart have joined forced to bring this film to deluxe Steelbook so physical media fans can enjoy this release for years to come.
Dewey Cox (John C. Reilly) had it all: the women (over 411 served), the friends (Elvis, The Beatles) and the rock 'n' roll lifestyle (a close and personal relationship with every pill and powder known to man). But most of all, he had the music that transformed a dimwitted country boy into the greatest American rock star who never lived.
Walk Hard is a wild parody of rock and roll singers lifestyles. The music is great, the comedy is funny and the performances are amazing. But make no mistake about it, this film is filled adult language, sexual content, graphic nudity, drugs and alcohol. This is not a family film.. not at all!
While not a commercial success, Walk Hard The Dewey Cox Story has gained cult status over the less than two decades from its initial release. And because it is a cult film fans of this film are going to be crazy for this Steelbook release.
Walk Hard has been transferred to Blu-ray in 1080p and is presented in 2.40:1 aspect ratio. The Audio is a DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1. There is also the option for English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing.
The film transfer looks and sounds amazing. The picture is crisp and the audio is clean. There is no signs of digital artifacts that I could witness. It is a tremendous looking copy of the film. But this is not your ordinary Steelbook release. This thing is loaded with bonuses. Take a look at what is included.
* 2 Versions of the film: The Theatrical and the Unrated Cut
* Full Song Performances: "Gamblin’ Man”, “Walk Hard”, “(I Hate You) Big Daddy”, “A Life Without You”, “Let’s Duet”, “Guilty as Charged”, “Dear Mr. President”, “The Mulatto Song”, “Royal Jelly”, “Hey Mr. Old Guy”, “Farmer Glickstein”, “Billy Don’t be a Hero”, “Star Man”, “(You Make Me So) Hard”, “My Girl” and “Walk Hard (All-Star Version)"
* Deleted and Extended Scenes
* Audio Commentary featuring Producer/co-writer Judd Apatow, director/co-writer/co-producer Jake Kasdan, star John C. Reilly, and executive producer Lew Morton
* Line-O-Rama
* Montage of alternate line takes
* A Christmas Song From Dewey Cox
* Dewey Cox sings a Christmas message to his fans about how the people want Cox for Christmas.
* Cox Sausage Commercial with Outtakes
* An older Dewey Cox does a commercial for Cox Sausage, followed by outtakes with John C. Reilly staying in character as he flubs the lines.
* The Music of Walk Hard
* The Making of Walk Hard
* The Real Dewey Cox
* The Last Word with John Hodgman: A faux documentary featuring one of the final interviews with musician Dewey Cox, his wives and other people from his life.
In Addition to a beautiful film transfer and the immense amount of bonuses seen above. The Steelbook features great artwork front, back and inside. But the thing that is subtitle, but so cool is the Blu-ray discs look like old vinal records. The is attention to detail and so very cool.
If you enjoy parody film, your collection is not complete without Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story. And if you want a really awesome copy of it. The Walmart Exclusive Blu-ray is the prefect way to own it.
Steelbook and John C. Reilly fans need a copy of the Walk Hard Steelbook. Head over to local Walmart or you can order your copy today at Walmart.com.
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