FIRST TIME WATCHING *Elvis* (2022) Movie Reaction!
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- Elvis 2022 Movie Reaction And Movie Commentary
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My sister is in love with this movie as she's a big Elvis fan. It's crazy how Austin Butler prepared for this role. He put his entire heart and soul to play the king of rock n' roll and he did it extraordinary well. Hell, he even ended up in the hospital the day after filming ended. Elvis is my third favorite movie of the year, behind Everything Everywhere All at Once and Top Gun: Maverick.
Your Third Fav?
Most of his career, Tom plays sympathetic characters. Have you seen Road to Perdition? He literally plays a mob enforcer and you still root for him. However, in this movie, he actually did what is arguably the rarest thing he's ever done in his career: he convinces the audience to hate his character. That's kind of impressive. Proof that Tom is good not only at playing nice guys.
There were moments on the movie that I forgot it was Tom and was hating so much that guy
People hate the idea of Hanks in this role and I completely loved it. Why? Because Hanks is always a good guy and is likeable. You trust him. So when you see him play Parker; there's a part of you who WANTS to trust him and you can see why Elvis does. He never tells Elvis was to do (at least until the end with the debt). He manipulates Elvis to feel like HE is coming up with these ideas. The way the Vegas conversation goes blows my mind and I don't think those scenes would be completely successful with someone other than Hanks. It was a perfect portrayal.
Yep this is the first character he’s ever played that I hate. I completely forgot it was Tom playing him.
Y'all forgot it was Tom Hanks, and I somehow never even realized it was him...
I'm not even a big Elvis fan and yet, this movie is dazzlingly epic and tragically heartbreaking, and like the King himself, completely unforgettable. The ending of it just broke me. Unlike Elton John, who cleaned up and made an uplifting musical comeback at the end of Rocketman, Elvis Presley just wasn't able to get out from under that greedy, manipulative, and despicable Colonel, and as in real life, died long before he should have in 1977.
Elvis has left the building.
But still lives, as this movie is the best selling movie outside of franchises this year. Also he still sells millions of albums every year. In the UK he is one of the best selling artists between 2010 and 2020 !
@@MrAlanfalk73 Love your comment. I love the quote: "Eventually, everyone has to die. Except Elvis." -Dave Barry
My grandma was an exchange student at a catholic school in Louisiana in the early '50s. Students got to go out during the weekends and some local friends took her to see this young, and very handsome, singer. He was Elvis. Going to that concert was the most rebellious thing my grandma did in her youth.
One of my favourite movies of all. Baz Lurhman’s eye for directing is nothing short of exquisite. Austin did a phenomenal job too. Such a beautiful tribute to Elvis.
Baz the king
@@MoviesinDepth me too I’m hyped up for this movie too
@@MoviesinDepth To know about Elvis and Priscilla you should look up the Made for T.V movie Elvis and me it's on youtube and is based on her book. It stars Dale Midcalf who played Louis in the Original Pet Semetary
@@MoviesinDepth BAZ R Matazz! Best movie ever! So far I have loved it 10 times at the big screen cinema! 🥰fr.Australia! New subscriber
Rach! I totally agree! Best movie ever!
"WHEN you're 40 and I'm 50, we'll be back together."
He was 38 when they divorced. This line hurts even worse, though, once you remember that he died at 42
She basically met Elvis when she was 14 and he was *AHEM* 24…..
@@osmanyousif7849 Who Care's!! I'm pretty sure if Priscilla had any issue with it she'd never be so involved with his legacy today.
@@UtopiaBlue68 HELP WHAT DO YOU MEAN WHO CARES... elvis's music and this movie is amazing but you cannot deny he was a horrible person for always getting with underage girls
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If Elvis truly did anything immoral do you seriously think Priscilla and Elvis family would be devoting there lives to him?
@@UtopiaBlue68 it’s called victim mentality or she just doesn’t care. and it’s not IF he did something immoral he DID do immoral things. unless you think sleeping with teenage girls is somehow not immoral…?
If the movie or Austin dont get Oscar nominations Im gonna loose it, it was so incredibly done, interesting storytelling, and fantastic sounddesign. Everything is just chefs kiss!
The biggest reason the movie didn't touch more on Elvis's infidelity and relationships like with Linda Thompson and Ann-Margaret was because it might have lost focus on the core of the film which was the relationship with him and the colonel. They also sacrificed moments like the msg performances for that.
An extended or directors cut would be a god send
This movie deserves a lot of awards including the Oscars.
Just watch this movie with my mom and we loved it. I did not know all about him, but my mom knew everything and his preformances, she recognized people and told me her times she saw him on tv. It was so great. We had a lot of fun watching it and looked up old video's of him. Austin is amazing! He did such a good job.
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Have you watch the side by side videos? They're beautiful. Austin really killed it. Every time someone makes a snide comment that he 'doesn't look like Elvis' I point them to the 'suspicious minds', 'Berle Hound Dog' or 'If I can Dream' side by side. What he lacks in physical closeness he makes up for in energy, dedication, movement, and heart of Elvis. He WAS Elvis for those 2.45 hours.
"Hey, I guess I'm a squirrel, I know where the nut is"
BOY- 🤣🤣🤣
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Elvis was exceptionally generous. He bought hundreds of cars for people who needed cars. the cook from Graceland was on David Letterman and he asked if Elvis bought her anything and she said, "first he told me I would have a job there as long as I wanted one and she was there for decades after he died. He bought her a huge ring." David asked if he bought her a cadillac and she said, "the first one was a Ford, but all of the others were cadillacs."
FINALLY OMG. why has no else reacted to this on their channel ? it’s such a good movie, thank god for you
Thank you!!!
I've been waiting for the reactions. I guess now it's on HBO and once it comes to DVD on 9/13 we will be seeing more. My only disappointing for 'Movies in Depth' is he didn't get the chance to see this film on the big screen because it was worth it. The film is made for the theatrical experience. I'd say now that he has reviewed it; if the film is still in a theater near him, go check it out. A 2nd viewing is also needed for this film so why not seeing it the way it was designed to be seen. But I am so happy to finally see a movie review instead of a trailer review.
Austin Butler is a star. Loved him and loved the movie. I felt like a teen again. A beautiful voice was stilled when Elvis died.
Yes Austin Butler should win an Oscar for best actor because of his role of Elvis Presley.
2:13 When it's earlier in his life it's Austin singing, later in his life (around Vegas) it's Elvis singing - you can hear how his voice changed over the years.
68 comeback is when they switched from austin to elvis
@@huntermiller9330 whoops, my mistake. Thanks :)
It really is a great job. I wish the marketing was clearer on who was singing what. using the words like 'mixed' and 'blended' is causing people to think Austin is singing the '68 and later songs and I don't think that's the case. He is singing the a cappella stuff in the later years but you can tell when it's Elvis. You can't mimic those tracks like 'If I can Dream' no matter how good of an actor you are. But the transitions were really good.
The older songs where Mono, that‘s the reason to recorded the old songs new, They couldn’t take Mono songs into the movie. So Austin was singing this songs. He did it well.
If I can dream and Unchained Melody are a challenge for any good singer. But nobody can sing this songs like Elvis.
His voice got better and better as he got older. He was an unique singer. Austin couldn't have kept up. The original recordings of Elvis make the film special. The ending with Unchained Melody brought tears to many. Putting the real Elvis in the middle of the song was incredibly clever, it blew me away.
@@monikakoch6309 It was definitely the correct choice to let Austin handle those younger songs. The 2005 mini series, I believe, uses the original recordings and you can tell they are not up to par for what they were doing. The 'live' songs still sounded like old distant recordings. Nothing that could be done by it but I am glad the new movie felt more natural and real.
This film is what made me become an Elvis fan! I am praised for Austin Butler’s portrayal of Elvis Presley! 😊❤️
One of my favourite movies ever! Austin is no doubt getting an oscar nomination. I hope he wins❤️ He gave his everything!
It's a vocal dub for older Elvis but Austin fully sings everything else.
That’s incredible
It is Elvis in the 68 Special and beyond, Austin sang young Elvis
with minor exceptions, for ex: If I Can Dream with Elvis in white suit, it is Elvis'.... whereas when Austin is laying down singing a few lines of that song, it is Austin. And it is 100% Elvis in Vegas, and Unchained Melody at the end.
Late in life they interviewed BB King who was 10 years older than Elvis and he said he was really nice, incredibly generous and unbelievable polite.
Tom hanks portrayed Tom Parker perfectly
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Yes, except the accent was strange but he really made us hate his character as tom parker and he does it so quick LEGEND
I just love that they joked about Forrest meeting Elvis in Forrest Gump and then made an Elvis movie with Tom Hanks in it.
Too good to miss
When me and my boyfriend went to see it I literally said it was filmed just like great Gatsby and I LOVE knowing its the same director. I loved both the book and movie adaptation
I really love these musical story movies they've been making these past couple of years. First, there was Queen that told the story of Freddie Mercury and Queen. Then there was Rocketman that told the story of Elton John. Now we get Elvis about the life and stardom of Elvis. And it seems like each one just kept getting better. Elvis is my favorite of these movies, and is now one of my favorite movies in general.
next up we have Whitney Houston. Who do you think we should see next?
@@agenttheater5 maybe David Bowie, or Michael Jackson!
I absolutely loved this film it was truly like watching a star being born which was here for just a moment in time but has left behind a legacy for the ages. I also just gotta say I just love this guy's commentary what a legend!!
One of the best reviews on this movie that I’ve seen! Loved your comments and was laughing throughout. Also saw the Elvis movie and absolutely loved it too. Thanks for a great hilarious review!! 😂😊
This movie is so amazing...I loved it. My mom and I are huge Elvis fans. Most of what is in this movie is true, and this was approved by Pricilla, Lisa Marie, and his granddaughter
I love this reaction so much had me laughing Tom Hanks and Austin Butler are phenomenal actors 😂🥰❤️ I said the exact same thing is that Dacre Montgomery I didn't recognize him either his that good. Fun fact: Thomas Andrew Parker, commonly known as Colonel Parker, was a Dutch-born musical entrepreneur, best known for being Elvis Presley's manager. Born in the Netherlands, Parker emigrated illegally to the United States at the age of 20. He changed his name and claimed to have been born in the United States. This whole cast is incredible I totally forgot most of them were just actors and thought they were the actual people it's that good
When Austin Butler sang Trouble *wiggling his pinky* I was feeling the holy spirit 😍🥵😍
ME. YES.
That scene was just amazing. The way they do the live and camera footage. How he completely looses himself. The stuff he does with Nipper and grabbing the girl's faces. It's just so insane. I love every second of it.
YAS 😆😆😆! I LOVE this movie and I worship the king. I listen to his songs on a daily basis, watched his movies, own 3 Elvis t-shirts, 2 cups/mugs and one of his jumpsuits for Halloween.
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Great film, the full Baz cut is 4h11m long. Austin had 3 months of preparation to walk, talk, sing and dance like Elvis. So most of the in film "live performances" were sang by Austin with real musicians that we trained with during pre-production. This is an Oscar worthy film and might be a big winner due to the possible of many nominations like best actor, best supporting actor, best production designer, costume designer, best film, best director and film of the year. It's a well received film, like Bohemian Rhapsody..., it's not a movie, it's an experience and educate this youth of our decades of pop culture but our music history. I was a year old when Elvis passed away, my late mother (RIP) was a long time fan and she would have loved this movie.
Oh god. 4 hours may be over my limit
@@MoviesinDepth in Baz's full cut, we get to see Elvis's affair with Ann Margaret and some extended scenes and deleted scenes.
@@TheRequiemOfficialReal wow! I didn't know that! It will even be more amazing! I really want to see th e 4 hour VERSION! 🥰please BAZ!
@@TheRequiemOfficialReal r u in Australia!? We're u lucky enough to be apart of this amazing movie!??
I totally agree with you! Oscar's GALLORE! So far I have loved this movie 10 times on the big screen CINEMA!
His ENTIRE inspiration for music didn’t come from just black soul….. it came from r&b, bluegrass, country, gospel and big band…
Which was all founded by black people.
Important point to be made.
I have yet to actually watch this movie, but I want to. My grandpa absolutely LOVED Elvis, and he passed just a couple months ago--anything Elvis makes me feel connected to him. I also just love Baz Luhrman's directing style, I love Moulin Rouge and this looks like a fun time as well
Fun fact: my friends great-grandfather kind of invented the thing where you draw blood to test allergies. So Elvis came to him (he had an allergy problem) and she has a picture of Elvis holder her grandmother and she remembers it too.
This movie was so EPIC AND EVERYTHING!!! I am a HUGE Elvis fan so this movie exceeded my expectations of my favorite singers…Austin and Tom did a great job portraying Elvis Presley and Colonel Tom Parker….It’s one of my favorite movies of this year!
My grandpa met Elvis in the army too!!!
I LOVE THAT
Look at the interviews of Austin Butler with Lisa Marie and what Priscilla said. The first time Butler saw the entire movie was a Cannes and there was a 12 minute standing ovation.
From the beginning of the film to the ballpark concert is Austin Butler singing but from the 68 comeback special to the end of the film is the real Elvis singing
ITS THAT GUY FROM SHARPAYS FABULOUS ADVENTURE!!!!!!
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That's the only movie i saw him in and if you told me then he would play Elvis, I wouldn't have believed you. He was so amazing.
Such a good movie with an incredible performance from Austin!❤
You killed this as a reviewer, I'm an instant fan. Beautiful movie, thank you for covering it. 👍😎💯🔥
Ahh, yay! I was hoping you'd react to this one!! It's such a great movie, and probably the only 2 1/2 hour movie that felt too short.
I just love how enthusiastic u get when he plays his songs and then when u said thank u EP lol I had to subscribe to u cause ur so funny also!❤
You are adorable! You got me crying from laughing so much at your comments. Definitely wanna see you more! Thanks, I needed this! For the record, that really was Austin singing Unchained Melody (that is the audition song he sent to Baz), even though the news and interview footage was the real Elvis. You couldn't tell the difference, huh?
Fun Fact: Elvis was a blonde and dyed his hair to be dark brown/black. The first time he dyed his hair (when he was a teen), he used shoe polish. There's a picture of teen Elvis in Graceland with Blonde hair
WHAT
I remember i watched documentary about last Elvis day and his death and all were so surprised in autopsy when found out that he had so many light hair, they thought that it's some anomaly because of his health condition, but they didn't understood, that it's his natural hair 🤭
@@MoviesinDepth He used the color 'Black Velvet'. Yes...the song was about him ;)
Just to clear something up, 1 million dollars in 1969 was worth about 8 million today.
Its important to remember that Elvis had a spending problem. No one could keep him from spending. He was very generous. Btw, Elvis did not have an alcohol problem. He saw what it did to his mother.
I know this might seem silly, but when I got home after the movie and was hitting up my friend to tell em how much I enjoyed it, said friend asked me, "well how was Tom Hanks' southern accent?"
To which I replied, in my head, "... when was Tom Hanks in that movie?"
I think this was really such a spectacular role for Hanks, I genuinely couldn't see Tom Hanks at all in the Colonel character, to the point that I had to google the cast to be sure my friend wasn't just crazy!
It's amazing. my 50 year old cousin did the same. We went to see the movie (it was my 2nd time) and when the credits rolled and Hank's name showed up, he almost shouted 'that was Tom Hanks!?' It was pretty funny. I don't see how people didn't see Tom Hanks in it but if you're not expecting it, and he did such a good job I can understanding. But I wouldn't have believe people saying that until my cousin did it, lol
Anyone else feel like the relationship between The Colonel and Elvis has the same energy as the relationship between Palpatine and Anakin (especially in Revenge of the Sith)?
I did not realize Elvis…one of the biggest stars in the 20th century….cultural ICON…never toured outside the states! 🤯 AND only went aboard while serving in the military.
That part of the film was shocking. I couldn’t believe he hadn’t done a world tour.
Elvis didn't tour outside of the USA, because "Col" Tom Parker was actually an illegal immigrant and didn't own a passport. He fled his home country, after killing a woman
in a bungled robbery and changed his identity to avoid capture. Fact.
I can tell you had so much fun watching this movie. This is movie is amazing.
Elvis was literally The Colonel’s meal ticket. Plus The Colonel didn’t even have a freakin passport.
Little Richard was a highlight of this movie, IMO
Was not an Elvis fan, but this film 'Nailed it' on so many levels. Everyone!!!! Not just Austin. Each detail was on point.
Saw this in theaters with my mom and nana we were basically having a concert in the theater singing every song thankfully there were not many people in the theater and they were doing the same thing
The mom didn’t only worry herself to death. She drank herself to death worrying about Elvis.
I just discovered this video and your channel and I've got to say, the editing style is awesome and you're freaking hilarious! I love this movie and haven't been looking through the reactions people have been posting and you're definitely my favorite! You've earned yourself a sub!
Thank you so much!!
Man you should have seen it in theatres. The movie is sooo big and the sound is soooo big it can only be fully and completely appreciated in theatre.
When you were saying that Jimmy was trying to match his hair like Elvis's, teenage boys in the UK were doing the same thing but it was called "teddy boys".
It was like being a greaser or fans of Elvis but mocking the Edwardian style. If you look at The Beatles in their early years, their hair was pretty much more like Elvis's.
John Lennon even said: '"Before there was Elvis, there was nothing."'.
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I heard that for the most part it is Austin Butler singing but during some of the parts Austin had a hard time singing they added the actual Elvis Presley.
Yeah I think Austin sang the early songs but they mixed his voice with Elvis’ for the songs later in his career
@@Jessiex818 It is 100% Elvis in the 68 Special, Vegas, and the final song Unchained Melody. The only part where it is Austin is a couple of lines of If I Can Dream when Austin is laying down.
It is 100% Elvis in the 68 Special, Vegas, and the final song Unchained Melody. The only part where it is Austin is a couple of lines of If I Can Dream when Austin is laying down.
I would like to give mention to Austin Butler. I have been a fan since I first saw him in 2005-06. He has improved so much and gave this his all. Its incredible to see him go from an extra in the back on a kids show to play THE Elvis. I give him major props to even sacrificing his own identity to perform Elvis with the upmost respect, its incredible. I hope he earns an oscar nomination and even a win.
I also want to give props to Tom Hanks because he is known as an “American treasure”. But to act a conman and make me actually hate him then I believe Tom did a great job. It shows he can play a hero but also a bad man.
amazing movie and it shoked me so hard. I didn't know much about Elvis and after movie i wanted to know more, mooooore. I watched movie 3 times. I'm glad that more young people will discover him. I understand that movie is sugarcoated, but it's kinda monument for this artist, to celebrate his awesomeness.
My sentiments exactly
I saw the movie 13 times in the theater. Never happened to me before as long I can remember. I just bought the DVD and the soundtrack. Absolutely love it! And love Baz movies, specially Moulin Rouge. And this movie Elvis is one if his masterpiece. Oscars for Austin and the movie. His almost three years of preparation for the movie really paid off. The Colonel only saw Elvis as a negotiation 🥹😔😡. Love every detail of your review. 😉.
My Favourite Biopic Of All Time And One Of My Favourite Films🙌🏻🔥
Younger Elvis was sung by Austin
Older Elvis was a mix of Austin and The King Of Rock🎶
Austin for the Oscar🏆
Actual fact: Elvis actually Hated alcohol and all the girlfriends he was with all say the same thing about him that they were treated like royalty, yes he would eventually get bored from each and every single one, but they never said a bad word about him but only words of praise and kindness . You still have a lot to learn about EP 😁
Yeah, of course they won’t say anything bad about Elvis. When a dude wiggles like he does, they’re screaming to know how he *AHEM* wiggles in bed….
@@osmanyousif7849 This movie was created to celebrate his talent and legacy and not his flaws
I remember seeing this in theaters with a few friends, God it was so good
They didn't spend much time showing Elvis and Priscilla's relationship probably cause she was 14 and he was 24 when they met 😬. I know Elvis means a lot to many people but the man was kind of a creep.
I still found the film entertaining and loved Austin Butler's performance though
Agreed. Do people not realize they can think the whole meeting at 14 and 24 is creepy and also like the movie ?🤷🏽♀️
My granddaughters saw this movie three times in the theater. Tom Hanks looks like Colonel Tom Parker in the his movie and he was from The Netherlands. This movie seems so real to me. I’m 68 years old and watched as Elvis took on society with his music but never appreciated the depth of control Parker had over his life. So sad. I loved this movie!!😊
The most interesting and entertaining review of the movie I’ve seen. I love this movie. I know some people feel that important items were left out but he had to limit the length AND the focus was on the relationship between EP and no colonel, no Tom, no Parker. It was exceptional acting.
Austin Butler was Beyond phenomenal.I bought the movie so i can watch it over and over.
My favorite film from this year
I met Shirley King -BB King daughter at the Kennedy Center when I volunteer. Amazing singer.
I loved your review and agreed on the point that it might’ve have been interesting to delve in on that point 👍 again, thank you
I litteraly just watched it for the first time now on DVD,and I'm speechless, I'm just,I'm....just,I'm, I'm too sad to sleep and idk why🥺 with colonel Tom Parker,I'll never look and listen at elvis the same again
I just bought this on DVD and I'm so happy I can watch it whenever I want now 😭😭
I’m from Memphis,my grandfather was taught Karate by the same guy as Elves Master Kang Rhee.
Honestly I loved your reaction!!! I was soooo weakkkkk🤣🤣🤣
Young Elvis actual Elvis was so beautiful. Swear that was the start of my attraction to light eyes dark hair
Just as friendly reminder, folks. Elvis was 24 when he met Priscilla and she was 14… just sayin
Austin has a new middle name now, it's Oscar coz that's what he'll win for this performance as he nailed EP from his voice to his moves & he worked damned hard. It was a colossal movie from start to finish & I saw it 5 times, now I have the DVD. Tom Hanks was also good as the colonel with those sly looks & that great ageing makeup. Baz has outdone himself with this movie & will win & Austin will too.
I was so upset when Austin didn't win the Oscar. They didn't really acknowledge Baz Luhrmann much either. Major feat of directing to pull this movie together
And I think he did some or all of the editing.
Or maybe Baz is doing the Director's cut?
Its still so funny Austin can't stop talking like Elvis. And Ethan Klein said Austin Butler is just yassified Napoleon Dynamite, he was so right.
No matter how many times I watch this, I always forget that Billy’s in this.
15:43 I think that was supposed to be Revered W. Herbert Brewster. Elvis used to sing with the choir in his church when his family moved to the government housing project in Memphis. Saw a snippet of him being interviewed about the teenage Elvis, said his voice 'only needed tuning' and that 'he was a bundle of energy set to music'. The reverend wrote several songs as well, one of which I'm sure was 'Old Landmark' that we see/hear James Brown performing in the first Blues Brothers movie (annoyingly is not in the soundtrack but it's a performance you have to watch rather than listen to).
Such a great movie and I love your reaction. I saw it four times in theaters.
And we were made to believe that Tom Hanks as Forrest Gump introduced Elvis to his dance moves 🤣
RIGHT
Movie seems amazing , your commentary was on point.
aye your intros are always the best!! I still haven't seen the movie yet lol I'll come back when I do!
Thank you so much!!!
"A Star is Born" was originaly a movie for Elvis Presly to star in, at exactly that stage of his life. The colonel didn't let him do it.
The guy sounds and looks Colburn talk show-I like this guy and he is fun.
I LOVE this movie. Baz Lurhman did it again. And Austin Butler absolutely ate this role. And I heard that Austin is still talking like Elvis
The dvd I ordered arrives tomorrow!! I'm never gonna leave my house again!!
I had never heard of Austin Butler before seeing this movie. As a lifelong Elvis fan, I can say he nailed it as Elvis. I've never seen in all the movies about Elvis anyone do the Elvis moves so well including the up on his toes as Austin. Watching this movie in the theater I totally lost the thought it was Austin Butler, instead seeing only Elvis after a short time. I thought Rami Malek deserved an Oscar for his portrayal of Freddie Mercury and now I strongly feel Austin Butler definitely deserves the Oscar for his portrayal of Elvis because he truly transformed into Elvis. And yes, 'Col Tom Parker' (wasn't any of those titles/names) was a true greedy POS. This is most definitely my favorite Elvis movie of all time due to the hard prep work of Austin Butler.
I know the movie was nominated for Film Editing at the AACTA Awards (Australia's version of the Oscars)...along with 14 other nominations. Yes, 15 nominations...That has to be a record.
So, all the singing before the '68 Comeback Special is 100% Austin Butler. From that special onwards, it's the real Elvis Presley with Austin's voice mixed in to a certain degree.
the first jiggle and wiggle scene was so... well shot. i felt like i needed to scream too
I just gotta say I absolutely love this host he's got so much swag it's like he's re - invented the word cool all over again kinda like opening a fresh bottle of Schnapps at the end of a hot days work 😜😎
You should definitely watch Rocketman. It is one of best films of all time.
Fun fact: I ran into a mirror while trying to escape a mirror maze - my mom didn’t see it happen but I hit the mirror so hard that they all started to shake .. I don’t think I’ll ever set foot in another mirror maze
The younger Elvis songs are sung by Austin Butler. Older ones are Elvis, I believe.
Yes...absolutely. People are confused. It was Elvis from the 68 Special and afterward. By a "mix".. it means there are a few exceptions, for example: If I Can Dream with Elvis in white suit, it is Elvis'.... whereas when Austin is laying down singing a few lines of that song, it is Austin. And it is 100% Elvis in Vegas, and Unchained Melody at the end. Best~ ;)