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Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story

Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2007)

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“Life made him tough. Love made him strong. Music made him hard.” So goes the tagline for the musical biopic parody Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2007). John C. Reilly strums, croons, and boogies his way through the title role as we watch him accidentally kill his brother, find blues music, hit it big by playing rock and roll to a 1950's crowd, open for Elvis Presley, leave his wife for a fellow musician, become a hippie, do drugs in India with The Beatles, ripoff Bob Dylan trying to get political, host a variety show, and ultimately return to the musical spotlight when a rapper samples one of his biggest hits. And since it's a musical biopic, of course he becomes addicted to every drug known to man. A hilarious spoof of big budget musical biopics like Walk the Line (2005), Ray (2004), and I'm Not There (2007), this one isn't a point for point parody since it actually tells a pretty solid story of one man's rise to the top of the music ladder. Dewey's first wife is Kristen Wiig, but soon enough he leaves her and his kids when he falls in love with his duet, and doing it, partner Darlene (Jenna Fischer). Jenna looks all sorts of busty in bikinis and lingerie, but both she and Reilly use body doubles for a naked sex scene. Reilly's is really ripped, which is supposed to be a joke, but Fischer's has phenomenal funbags, which we suspect is really the case after seeing Jenna's jugs jiggle in some more revealing outfits. As for the real tits, some of fame's trappings includes material for fapping! Case in point, when a trio of topless groupies played by Nicola Helwig, Serria Tawan, and Debbie Yeh, whoencompass a damn United Nations for masturbations when they all end up in bed with Dewey representing every race of rackage. Even in fake music movies, playing a tune gets you all sorts of poon! Trust us, the sexy ladies of Walk Hard will make your Cox Dewey.