Budget
$35,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$18,317,151
Opening weekend US & Canada
$4,174,383
Gross worldwide
$20,576,198
Budget
$35,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$18,317,151
Opening weekend US & Canada
$4,174,383
Gross worldwide
$20,576,198
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By Demarcus 2022-06-01 10:56:58
When you don’t understand, just listen to it
I was a little confused at the beginning-I really don't remember that in that era, there was once such a rock star, comparable to Elvis and the Beatles, and could produce more than 40 gold records in a lifetime. Later, although I saw some details of the history of spoofing rock and roll, in most cases, I saw only a poor man struggling in his heart, clinging to his music, trying to get even the least bit of spiritual comfort.
Until the end, before the end of the movie, that song and...
By Cameron 2022-03-21 09:02:23
Today, I accidentally flipped through this movie and watched it. The beginning of the movie was very absurd, which aroused my curiosity to continue watching. The whole film is full of comedy and absurdity, and cannot be considered a biography, after all, there are too many fictional elements. The film spans from 1926 to 2007, fully demonstrating the decades of changes in American rock music, and the whole film is well connected in the music, and the OST is also very good, especially the...
By Adella 2022-03-21 09:02:23
This film is based on the life of Dewey Cox. Dewey Cox looks back on his life before his last show, which starts the movie. Dewey Cox has a legendary life, a life of music. Had three wives, and eventually grew old with the second wife. He also had so many children, 22, that he had to spend some time keeping track of who was who and who was his child with whom. This is not an easy task. hehe. According to the introduction in the film, he has had 411 women and 3 men. Although it can't compare to...
By Ibrahim 2022-03-21 09:02:23
"Walk Hard", this is a story about a prodigal son, it shouldn't be a biography of Dewey Cox in the strict sense, or maybe his life itself is too legendary, so it
's a comedy in this way of joking , bitter comedy, but in the end - comedy
as a girl, watching a movie like this can be
exhausting Greatness requires too much dedication, incomparable patience, and unswerving love
. A little bit of experience is that
even a person with a strong personality cannot...
By Coby 2022-03-21 09:02:23
Watch Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
I almost missed the movie because of this poster. If I hadn't seen this movie, I would have missed such a great guy, I don't mean his experience (he slept with 411 women, married 3 times, had 22 children, starred in Seventh Century In the 1900s, he made his own TV shows, and made friends including Elvis, the Beatles, etc. He would never tire of trying all kinds of drugs known to mankind, and then quit one by one...), but His music, his music is fantastic, especially the early style. And the way...
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By Beulah 2022-04-23 07:02:57
Oh~ is this life? . . Flesh and blood...
By Pasquale 2022-04-22 07:01:39
Don't cry after reading it, although this grandson is not...
By Deven 2022-04-22 07:01:39
Much better than I...
By Caitlyn 2022-04-22 07:01:39
American music...
By Marcel 2022-04-22 07:01:39
Haha, unexpectedly good-looking, must-see for music fans, all kinds of inside...
Preacher: IT'S THE DEVIL'S MUSIC!
Record Producer: [to L'Chaim] What the hell is this?
L'Chaim: Pizza pie. What's in a pizza pie?
Theo: Which one of y'all writes which song?
John Lennon: All the good ones are mine... He does the ones that are shit.
Paul McCartney: [laughing] Hilarious! "Number nine", really great.
John Lennon: "Yesterday"...
[Mumbling/singing/imitating Paul]
Paul McCartney: He writes the ones that are "Oh, there's no God, I'm a fucking asshole", and I write the ones that are beautiful and great, and he'll jump in with the "yeah, yeah, yeah"-
[Blows raspberry]
John Lennon: I write songs about peace and love, you write Sussudio.
Paul McCartney: [singing, imitating John] "Communism is the best, I'm a Commie"... that's his song.
George Harrison: Keep in mind, I wrote "Taxman".