Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story --> March 25th
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Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story --> March 25th
Sony will release the John C. Reilly comedy in single disc, 2-disc, PSP and Blu Ray versions on March 25th.
The single disc contains the Theatrical version, while the 2-disc and the BR versions will contain both the theatrical and the new unrated versions.
The features so far, subject to change by announcement date of Feb. 11:
-Commentary by John C. Reilly, Judd Apatow, lew Morton and director Jake Kasdan.
-Full Song Performances
-Deleted / Extended Scenes
-Line-O-Rama
-Featurettes
-Unrates version contains 30 minutes of never before seen footage
The single disc contains the Theatrical version, while the 2-disc and the BR versions will contain both the theatrical and the new unrated versions.
The features so far, subject to change by announcement date of Feb. 11:
-Commentary by John C. Reilly, Judd Apatow, lew Morton and director Jake Kasdan.
-Full Song Performances
-Deleted / Extended Scenes
-Line-O-Rama
-Featurettes
-Unrates version contains 30 minutes of never before seen footage
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Excellent....I'm really looking forward to seeing this.
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Cool, cant wait to see the extended 2-disk set. I would have seen this in theaters if it lasted around 2 hours to begin with but it was only like 90-some minutes so I passed. Looks like I will be getting what I wanted with this release.
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Finally, we'll get both the theatrical and unrated cut of a Judd Apatow movie on the same disc. I love most of his movies, but I hate the fact that prior DVD releases of his films generally do not include both cuts, which shouldn't be difficult to accomplish with seamless branching.
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Originally Posted by Mao
-Unrated version contains 30 minutes of never before seen footage
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Will definitely pick up the Blu-ray for this one...absolutely loved it in theaters, could not stop laughing at the Beatles scene. John C. Reilly was fantastic. Also, I was laughing half of my ride home late at night after the
Will definitely pick up the Blu-ray for this one...absolutely loved it in theaters, could not stop laughing at the Beatles scene. John C. Reilly was fantastic. Also, I was laughing half of my ride home late at night after the
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Originally Posted by peateargryphon
Finally, we'll get both the theatrical and unrated cut of a Judd Apatow movie on the same disc. I love most of his movies, but I hate the fact that prior DVD releases of his films generally do not include both cuts, which shouldn't be difficult to accomplish with seamless branching.
To get back on topic, this will be a definite blind buy for me. Just the other night I was discussing seeing this with some friends, and we decided on something else instead. We figured the big screen won't add much, and I told them we'd have it on DVD by April anyway, looks like I had it exactly right.
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I expected the movie to be funnier than what it is. Unfortunately, it was not.
Caught this in theaters. I had high expectations going in. I left disappointed but semi-satisfied. Rent it first.
Talladega Nights = 9/10
Walk Hard = 3.5/10
Plus, I'm usually easily entertained.
http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1809833581/info
But will be looking forward to the special features.
Caught this in theaters. I had high expectations going in. I left disappointed but semi-satisfied. Rent it first.
Talladega Nights = 9/10
Walk Hard = 3.5/10
Plus, I'm usually easily entertained.
http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1809833581/info
But will be looking forward to the special features.
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Originally Posted by peateargryphon
Finally, we'll get both the theatrical and unrated cut of a Judd Apatow movie on the same disc. I love most of his movies, but I hate the fact that prior DVD releases of his films generally do not include both cuts, which shouldn't be difficult to accomplish with seamless branching.
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I was kinda surprised at how badly this film flopped hard in the theaters, hopefully it'll find a cult following through DVD.
Glad to see both unrated and R-rated versions are being included on one release.
Glad to see both unrated and R-rated versions are being included on one release.
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I thought this movie was quite funny, so I'm all for this. Also for including both cuts. Some of the best lines of 40 Year Old Virgin, Talledega Nights and Anchorman were replaced in their unrated versions. Also, some theatrical scenes were dropped altogether (the scene in TN with the pit crew right before they rejoin Ricky Bobby comes to mind), which I don't understand.
I wonder if a performance of the funniest song on the soundtrack - "Dear Mr. President" - ever made it to the film:
I don't remember if it was played during the end credits or not.
I wonder if a performance of the funniest song on the soundtrack - "Dear Mr. President" - ever made it to the film:
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I don't remember if it was played during the end credits or not.
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I missed it in theaters but definitely can't wait to see it.
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YES, glad the blu-ray will feature both cuts... I LOVED this movie (even better the second time) and the songs are fantastic even on their own.. I'll actually be watching the extended performance scenes for this one... can't stop listening to the soundtrack!... really looking forward to the additional footage.