What I love about Taron is that he said he didn't feel like he had to leave his dignity at the door to dress up in all these crazy costumes. He genuinely enjoyed it despite it not been close to his personal style, and that kind of respect and security makes him even more deserving for this role along with his already perfect portrayal.
Why would wearing costumes diminish someone's dignity? Do you imply that Elton has no dignity or self-worth or what? It was Taron's JOB, a chance of a lifetime to play a legend, and you praise him for not complaining about his job? Come on!
@@sen376 you are so correct pinion Elton is an angel he's our annual but he's mad man I've been loving him 47 years loving and listening to his music 47 years me and Elton we go back a long ways you know we went to different schools together haha that's a joke but I just love Elton to bits and I just cannot wait for the DVD to come out of Rocket Man and I am looking forward to his book and I hope he comes to my shopping mall where he is where we can buy a box and oh my God that would be a dream if he's science books at my bookshelf oh my God I will get up at 3: 30 in the morning if I have to stand on wine yes pinky-swear have a good day you guys I'm still
I love how they did Elton's entrance - the slow motion and haze (begins at 1:06). It really conveys that feeling you get when you HAVE to do something and you are not really sure that you can. Sound fades and time slows down.
@Katherine TerBerg I would like to team up with Mathew Vaughn and Marv Films to tell biopics of "Monty Python" telling the story about Eric Idle, Terry Jones and the Monty Python's Flying Circus and "Lord Of The Dance" set to Michael Flatley's life and the 1997 stage phenomenon.
SAMMMMEEE I WAS SINGING AND DANCING AND RUNNING IN BACKBENDS AND WAS JUST... HAVING THE BEST TIME EVER AND MY SISTERS LOOKED AT ME LIKE I WAS CRAZY. I DON'T CARE IT WAS AWESOME!!!
And I can speak for any musician who's performed on stage, you have that moment of floating euphoria whenever you're playing a particularly good gig. It feels so, SO *SO* good.
Anonymous Invader , he wore overalls and a starred shirt in real life as well - and a beard (there are also pictures, and short clips , of him wearing jeans and a shirt that says “Rock and Roll”, which some people say he wore the first night, but I think that was the second of the six nights he played)!
@@heidirourke2259 Heidi my favorite costume is totally the one where he enters the rehab center with the own the red and orange jumpsuit with with the red and orange wings the devil one that. Don't do that turn me on and if they have a Halloween costume some like that I want to dress up on Halloween for that because last time the wien I missed Halloween and that's my favorite holiday I'm a big kid when it comes to Halloween the last Halloween Aires I'll let see under anesthesia for 5 hours having a low back to me not pretty so I say to people lost Halloween I dressed up as a hospital patient haha not this year I am going to dress up as my Man Elton John I'm Still Standing
@@TheMonsterTruckCid I would like to team up with Mathew Vaughn and Marv Film Studios to bring "Lord Of The Dance" to the Big Screen as a Biopic set to Michael Flatley's 1997 stage phenomenon.
codiene Sing was the Sign. Elton heard Taron sing, so technically, thank Universal Pictures for putting Taron in the Picture SING, and Paramount for doing the right thing. Casting Taron as Elton.
@@GothicKin I would like to team up with Mathew Vaughn and Marv Film Studios to bring "Lord Of The Dance" to the Big Screen as a Biopic set to Michael Flatley's 1997 stage phenomenon.
I saw Elton in concert a dozen times, first when I was only 12 in 1972. He had an energy and charisma that made me feel as if I was floating off the floor each time I saw him. Rocketman was brilliant, I loved it!
Poor Duck my head cannon is that he got in the car to drive, but got in the wrong side because he’s english and just couldnt be bothered to switch sides, so he let someone else drive ;)
YOU SIGNED A CONTRACT! TEACH PAGE YOUR FUCKIN ANTHEM! NOW GET OUT THERE AND PLAY, YOU LITTLE TWAT! This is gonna be me when someone gets stage fright and doesn’t want to go out there.
Jamie Bell was in the same year as my younger brother at my old secondary school... my Mum taught him. So good to see a local lad go on to great things!
Can you imagine though? You go to a club where they play the rock n' roll hot, and someone announces that there's this guy called Elton who would like to do a song.... what a time.
All the anxiety and build up pre-stage, to the moment he knew he had the crowd and they loved his music. In that moment the knowledge "you did it" takes over and you and the world are floating on the same high. Great portrayal of a moment bigger than life itself.
Elton mentioned in an interview that while clearly the floating on air scene didn't happen it's how he felt at that time and thought the movie captured it perfectly. Great movie and one of the few genuine top superstars left
daniel taylor Are you ok ? That never happened in real life. That was just to add more drama. Even John Reid wasn’t as horrible as that in real life. You, my friend need to learn the difference between a documentary and a biopic. I suppose you also believe that Elton really floated in real life when he did concerts and became a rocket ?
I love the opening of this scene. Because Elton (A nobody at the time) is scared shitless because he's playing after the Beach Boys and is worried he wouldn't be able to top them, when he should just play his song than worry about who he's playing after.
I love it when they start floating amidst that angel-like choir. It really captures the intensity of an era-defining moment, as well as Elton John's liberation and discovery of his true 'powers'.
I love the bathroom scene so much: In that moment, I relate to him! I can't relate to the singing and performing, but I can relate to the anxiety. Seeing a huge star like Elton John have a moment like that gives me hope that I can overcome it! I want anyone who goes on a stage regularly, who sings or does theatre, to know I have huge admiration and respect for you. Also, the "well c'mon then" was really funny haha
I love how the start is slow n just the piano playing. It just makes the sudden burst of energy so much more impactful which is why I prefer this than the original
Elton's eyebrow raise at being called a little twat was cute. I just thought of a meme for this scene: Dude be high AF seeing levitating people and shit. And the overalls make Taron's ass look good...
Sorry, I know it can sound so annoying for Elton john fans but I love this boy playing Elton even more than the original Elton himself, what a lovely actuation, and the lalala part well I know i may be too euphoric for such a simple sound and lyrics but it’s just my favourite part of the movie he seems to have so much fun and then the others guitarists too and fuck the crowd going crazy and singing like one voice the same lovely sound it just gives me a kind of goosebumps that I can even explain with rational arguments
Don’t misunderstand me not I’m not refering to his singer skills obviously, just the way he acts so funny and adorable even in his bad moments(it could also be cause I haven’t seen enough of Elton)
This blows every bio pic i've seen out of the water. I loved BohRap despite them watering his story down, but this was so much better. I really hope the Elvis movie is similar to this
Oh yes! Bring it. Can't wait to see Austin Butler sing Hunka Hunka Burning Love, Viva Las Vegas, Falling in Love with You, and Jailhouse Rock. If Elvis is anything like Rocketman, it will be so good.
@@9000sharpay I would like to team up with Matthew Vaughn and Marv Films to turn "Lord Of The Dance" into a major motion picture set to Michael Flatley's life and the 1997 stage phenomenon.
My best friend and I saw this, and we watched it at least 50 times after, up to the point where we're both reciting the movie in unison with it playing. She moved away. This was her favorite scene. I miss her so much
I prefer this over Bohemian Rhapsody. Both movies are good, but I’m a big fan of Elton John, and Taron Egerton did a great job. His little “well, come on then” was really cute.
Cool, in Malaysia you missed out some parts due to censorship, i think those scenes arent suitable for children, so I wouldn't consider them anti Malaysia
When I first saw this in theaters the bit at 3:06 made me audibly gasp. I was fucking enchanted. It really captures the spirit of Elton John and I honestly thought it was a work of pure Hollywood movie magic that feels more and more rare these days.
I always think of Steve Irwin whenever I hear this song, because I remember idolising him as a kid and hearing it on the radio around the time he died.
The first time I watched this I remember eltons mate saying that Neil Diamond was in the crowd. When he started singing I thought the scottish manager from game of thrones was Neil Diamond. I was thinking wow that looks just like him!
This scene is so rewatchable...
Laaaaaa la la la laaaaaaaa
Eyo
I think I'm at my tenth or twelfth rewatch ;)
1972
*NO! BERNIE YOU ARE UNDERREACTING.*
0:51 Elton’s little “well c’mon then...” is so adorable.
nice user pic fellow clikkie😂
I think he said cmon man 😕☹️🙁😟😔
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Mayonnaise 69 no, he said “then”
Autumn I thought that was so cute too that's all relton I'm still standing
What I love about Taron is that he said he didn't feel like he had to leave his dignity at the door to dress up in all these crazy costumes. He genuinely enjoyed it despite it not been close to his personal style, and that kind of respect and security makes him even more deserving for this role along with his already perfect portrayal.
I imagine it’s pretty easy to dress a certain way if you’re being paid millions to do so
Why would wearing costumes diminish someone's dignity? Do you imply that Elton has no dignity or self-worth or what? It was Taron's JOB, a chance of a lifetime to play a legend, and you praise him for not complaining about his job? Come on!
the ''lalalala'' part......i swear TO GOD, it was sung by angels
Pirrad The Vault Hunter Ik I got chills in the theatres
Therefore Elton is a angel
It really feels like it
It was sung by angels grow
@@sen376 you are so correct pinion Elton is an angel he's our annual but he's mad man I've been loving him 47 years loving and listening to his music 47 years me and Elton we go back a long ways you know we went to different schools together haha that's a joke but I just love Elton to bits and I just cannot wait for the DVD to come out of Rocket Man and I am looking forward to his book and I hope he comes to my shopping mall where he is where we can buy a box and oh my God that would be a dream if he's science books at my bookshelf oh my God I will get up at 3: 30 in the morning if I have to stand on wine yes pinky-swear have a good day you guys I'm still
The bathroom scene is hands down one of my favorite ones “well come on then” and the face he makes when he gets called a twat
S.M SOMEONE UNDERSTANDS ME
Right his face said "bitch I know didn't just..."
Agreed. That was funny and telling of the kind of performer Elton always was.
The little eyebrow raise is what kills me
@Ryan Reyes Ahahaha that's hilarious!
elton freaking out and hiding in the bathroom is honestly a mood
Thats me before a concert....
Me before maths
That’s how I feel when it comes is to test
1972
I love how they did Elton's entrance - the slow motion and haze (begins at 1:06). It really conveys that feeling you get when you HAVE to do something and you are not really sure that you can. Sound fades and time slows down.
That is true. But the director did say that the slow motion was conveying to us that something big was just about to happen.
71
I like how the cinematography makes you feel like ur in the crowd and also on the stage with the band
Alex Gardner Specially 1:16
71
His little eyebrow raise when Ray basically snapped him out of it is so cute
The twat thing got him which is hilarious. Basically calling him a little bitch
71
as soon as he flies in the air i get chills everytime.
Annas Bananas NO i don’t fancy getting scammed
Sane
Also when the hospital people lift him up while he’s singing Rocketman gives me goosebumps and chills
Yes
1972
I love that this movie was the opposite of bohrhap, focusing on the magic of music rather than the career of the person in question
If "Lord Of The Dance" becomes a film, David Tennant should be cast as John Reid who was Michael Flatley's manager.
@@dtaylor4552 Jesus, how many famous people has John Reid met? I know he met Elton, Freddie, and Michael?
@@markulyssestabasan3064 The stars managed by John Reid were Queen, Elton John, Michael Flatley, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Billy Connolly.
@@dtaylor4552 God, he's lucky as fuck.
@@markulyssestabasan3064 and an asshole
McDonalds Employee: “So is there anything I can get for you today?”
Me: 1:51
I got it😂😂
AAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAA
ten years later:
AAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaAaaaaaaaAAAAA
LMFAO
I get it
This brought me so much joy
When ever I would hear crocodile rock I could not sit still.
It's get me going
Katy TerBerg it’s something shocking when your feet just can’t keep still
@Katherine TerBerg I would like to team up with Mathew Vaughn and Marv Films to tell biopics of "Monty Python" telling the story about Eric Idle, Terry Jones and the Monty Python's Flying Circus and "Lord Of The Dance" set to Michael Flatley's life and the 1997 stage phenomenon.
I'm on da toilet tho....
@@hericoli607 omg I can relate to that🤣
SAMMMMEEE I WAS SINGING AND DANCING AND RUNNING IN BACKBENDS AND WAS JUST... HAVING THE BEST TIME EVER AND MY SISTERS LOOKED AT ME LIKE I WAS CRAZY. I DON'T CARE IT WAS AWESOME!!!
Not only does Elton floating show the feeling of euphoria he feels at achieving this goal but its mirrored when he sinks during the pool scene
Sick Bee2 oh this fucked me up, thanks mate
And I can speak for any musician who's performed on stage, you have that moment of floating euphoria whenever you're playing a particularly good gig. It feels so, SO *SO* good.
1972
I like the outfit the star shirt and overalls are cute
Anonymous Invader , he wore overalls and a starred shirt in real life as well - and a beard (there are also pictures, and short clips , of him wearing jeans and a shirt that says “Rock and Roll”, which some people say he wore the first night, but I think that was the second of the six nights he played)!
Man I could definitely wear the star shirt
Heidi ROURKE same same I like the aesthetic John has even with some of his wild stage attires
What are those glasses called? I'd like to find a pair of those for my Halloween costume (I'm doing his Troubadour Stage gear)
@@heidirourke2259 Heidi my favorite costume is totally the one where he enters the rehab center with the own the red and orange jumpsuit with with the red and orange wings the devil one that. Don't do that turn me on and if they have a Halloween costume some like that I want to dress up on Halloween for that because last time the wien I missed Halloween and that's my favorite holiday I'm a big kid when it comes to Halloween the last Halloween Aires I'll let see under anesthesia for 5 hours having a low back to me not pretty so I say to people lost Halloween I dressed up as a hospital patient haha not this year I am going to dress up as my Man Elton John I'm Still Standing
Elton Was Such a Lad he didn’t even obeyed the laws of physics
Taron Egerton ignored them
1972
3:46 the transition from the angelic singing to the crowd just feeling it gives me chills every time
Friend: Rocketman or Bohemian Rhapsody?
Me: Yes
Friend: Ok favorite scene in both?
Me: Yes
I think Rocketman its better in the sense that they gave everysong some kind of context, in bohemian rhapsody i better watch the real concert instead.
I love both
OMG FACTS
Rampart Shadow each song has a purpose to be involved while Bohemian Rhapsody had almost half the soundtrack in the background
If Freddie were alive, he would have wanted a movie like Rocketman
“Well cmon then.” And that eyebrow raise-bro that whole scene had me crying.
his VOICE in that line sounds so soft, it kills me every time 🙀
1972
This movie needs to be on Broadway
yeah dude!
Puncho Agreed along with Bohemian Rhapsody
@@zackstark24601 and Yellow Submarine.
Correct
@@TheMonsterTruckCid
I would like to team up with Mathew Vaughn and Marv Film Studios to bring "Lord Of The Dance" to the Big Screen as a Biopic set to Michael Flatley's 1997 stage phenomenon.
Im prety sure kingsmen 2 and sing were a warning for us
Those movies were the warm-up to this masterpiece
A warning? You mean a sign?
i know right!
codiene
Sing was the Sign. Elton heard Taron sing, so technically, thank Universal Pictures for putting Taron in the Picture SING, and Paramount for doing the right thing. Casting Taron as Elton.
@@King_Colombia_Inc Elton John said to Taron Egerton that he should continue singing.
3:14 💀 dude in the boots just chillin ig
cheetoes lmfao 😂
LMFAO 😂 I Can't 🤣
He's vibin
@@GothicKin
I would like to team up with Mathew Vaughn and Marv Film Studios to bring "Lord Of The Dance" to the Big Screen as a Biopic set to Michael Flatley's 1997 stage phenomenon.
1972
the moment after the floating scene where everyone chimes in is just magical and is amazing
My life’s goal is to dress like elton john all the way
Same tbh, not the bird costume but otherwise
Alexis Lilja even the bird. I want that.
That's gay
Same here
I want the devil costume too! Saying it’s gay is an insult to Elton. News flash: Elton John is gay.
Perfectly conveys being both a musician and a member of the crowd at a really amazing concert
I love how Bernie was so proud
I love this scene. I love bernies move!
I saw Elton in concert a dozen times, first when I was only 12 in 1972. He had an energy and charisma that made me feel as if I was floating off the floor each time I saw him. Rocketman was brilliant, I loved it!
4:39 “I’m so drunk and Doug’s just lent me his car” for some reason that always makes me laugh!
But please, don’t drink and drive people!
Alex Lambert he wasn’t the one driving
Poor Duck my head cannon is that he got in the car to drive, but got in the wrong side because he’s english and just couldnt be bothered to switch sides, so he let someone else drive ;)
😂😂😂😂
71
bruh i must be stupid because i listened to this song without even knowing it was from elton john
Same here. I thought he covered it only but wow he got that 50s feeling so good
Should look up when he did this song on muppet show, was epic! Also when sung with Miss Piggy same show
Same
I mean he played pinball wizard which wasnt by him so not conpletely stupid
Hey I had no idea "I'm Still Standing" was an Elton John Song, so you're not alone
I love how supportive Bernie is of Elton during the performance! He is so excited to see his friend succeeding!
supportive of his friend, yes, but also pretty fkn exciting to see/hear a song you co-wrote being performed to a completely enraptured crowd
0:37
Bernie - Hey, Ray.
We'lL sENd EveRyBoDy HomE- hey ray
@@justarando7916
0:38
What did Ray say to Elton?
Marissa Flores-Ada you signed a contract, dick’s paid your fucking airfare now get out and play you little twat!
@@3.6roentgen78
0:51
Elton - (to Bernie and Ray) Well, come on, then.
YOU SIGNED A CONTRACT! TEACH PAGE YOUR FUCKIN ANTHEM! NOW GET OUT THERE AND PLAY, YOU LITTLE TWAT!
This is gonna be me when someone gets stage fright and doesn’t want to go out there.
Jamie Bell was in the same year as my younger brother at my old secondary school... my Mum taught him. So good to see a local lad go on to great things!
This was one of the best scenes in the movie hands down.
My favorite Elton John song. I do believe Taron did it justice
Can you imagine though? You go to a club where they play the rock n' roll hot, and someone announces that there's this guy called Elton who would like to do a song.... what a time.
All the anxiety and build up pre-stage, to the moment he knew he had the crowd and they loved his music. In that moment the knowledge "you did it" takes over and you and the world are floating on the same high. Great portrayal of a moment bigger than life itself.
0:07 Neil Diamond is at the bar he’s talking to Leon Russel and half the fucking Beach Boys! Lol!
Jesus shit Bernie!!
1972
"you little twat"😂😂
"Well come on then!"
That line was hilarious 😂😂😂😂
My mom laughed at that part😂😂
71
When I saw this in the theatre, a guy came in dressed in a giant purple coat with a top hat wrapped in a piano pattern...It was dope
I love british people. "Get out there and play you little TWAHT". Idk why it's so great lol
What does twat mean?
1972
Elton mentioned in an interview that while clearly the floating on air scene didn't happen it's how he felt at that time and thought the movie captured it perfectly. Great movie and one of the few genuine top superstars left
I got chills just listening to his voice 😍 taron is so talented
Wonderful evocation of an artist at the exact time that they hit .
2:43 that little riff he plays on the piano then is so brief but so gold.
When you stub your toe at 3 am but you don’t want to wake the whole house up 1:51
4:16 John Reid is probably thinking that the Lannister’s should be firing arrows at the audience and that he’s not safe
Every time I see him, the only thing I can think of is Rob Stark and the Red Wedding. 😂😁 Though, I love him as John Reid.
I wish someone would shoot an arrow into John Reed I hate him so much for what he did to my man l Elm 18 Elton
Eileen Ryan He was nice to Queen.
@@t_sh162 Actually he wasn't nice to Freddie Mercury because Freddie threw him out of the car when he tried to interfere with Queen's musical affairs.
daniel taylor Are you ok ? That never happened in real life. That was just to add more drama. Even John Reid wasn’t as horrible as that in real life. You, my friend need to learn the difference between a documentary and a biopic. I suppose you also believe that Elton really floated in real life when he did concerts and became a rocket ?
This movie was bloody brilliant
I love the opening of this scene. Because Elton (A nobody at the time) is scared shitless because he's playing after the Beach Boys and is worried he wouldn't be able to top them, when he should just play his song than worry about who he's playing after.
Pennywise: wanna float Elton?
Elton: YES
Pennywise: *makes him float
Tim Curry or Bill Skarsgard?
Always curry
Love the this
1972
Every musician needs a friend that can get as hyped as Bernie when Elton hits his stride on this song. Bernie... you TREASURE!!!!!
omg ray shouting at elton has me laughing my arse off 0:37
Youngblood Killjoy With Blurryfaces eltons reaction to getting called a twat makes me wheeze
1972
I love it when they start floating amidst that angel-like choir. It really captures the intensity of an era-defining moment, as well as Elton John's liberation and discovery of his true 'powers'.
This, for me, was the magic moment in cinema for 2019.
I love Rocketman!!! I love that part when bernie said i met the beach boys then elton said lose the s word bernie when he got nervous 😄
I love his reaction to being called a "Little twat" 😂
“No! You are underreacting!”
What a lad.
Jesus, shit Bernie and that little foot stomp cracks me up every time!!
3:46 that part was so nostalgic and euphoric.
taron did such a good job portraying him
*why does this make me so happy*
4:00 That got me like super excited lol
Whatd he aay though lmao
Daniel Perez Sanchez 1 2 3 4
1972
I love the bathroom scene so much: In that moment, I relate to him! I can't relate to the singing and performing, but I can relate to the anxiety. Seeing a huge star like Elton John have a moment like that gives me hope that I can overcome it! I want anyone who goes on a stage regularly, who sings or does theatre, to know I have huge admiration and respect for you.
Also, the "well c'mon then" was really funny haha
Taron’s face when he is called a twat. 🥰
I love the way they portrayed John Reid here. He's like a predator. Feasting his eyes on his next prey.
4:17 the way John reacts 😂👌🏻
i love how the two girls of the crowd go up to the stage and a second later appears like ten more people on the stage
i absolutely love this song and taron did a fantastic job. i couldn’t imagine anyone doing it better than elton himself
I love how the start is slow n just the piano playing. It just makes the sudden burst of energy so much more impactful which is why I prefer this than the original
Taron is an amazingly talented actor, I’m so happy that he got this role
0:42 his face when he said "you little twat!" 😂
What does he acctually say when he goes: "I CAN'T GO IN FRONT OF...."? and I love when he goes: "Well, come one then" and raises his eyebrow🥺😍😂
Elton's eyebrow raise at being called a little twat was cute. I just thought of a meme for this scene: Dude be high AF seeing levitating people and shit. And the overalls make Taron's ass look good...
Sorry, I know it can sound so annoying for Elton john fans but I love this boy playing Elton even more than the original Elton himself, what a lovely actuation, and the lalala part well I know i may be too euphoric for such a simple sound and lyrics but it’s just my favourite part of the movie he seems to have so much fun and then the others guitarists too and fuck the crowd going crazy and singing like one voice the same lovely sound it just gives me a kind of goosebumps that I can even explain with rational arguments
Don’t misunderstand me not I’m not refering to his singer skills obviously, just the way he acts so funny and adorable even in his bad moments(it could also be cause I haven’t seen enough of Elton)
1973
Taron Egerton is an angel with an amazing voice!!
what's the deeper meaning of the angels? Is it the way elton felt in that instant? like he was floating with joy?
That, plus indicating his rise into stardom.
He actually floated in real life using a pulley go look it up their is photos
The Angels were trying to pull him back up to heaven
Nah it’s because when Elton was describing this night the way he put it was “it felt like everyone was floating”
@@lastlaugh9231 😂😂😂
This is maybe the best musical number of the whole movie filled with amazing musical numbers
This blows every bio pic i've seen out of the water. I loved BohRap despite them watering his story down, but this was so much better. I really hope the Elvis movie is similar to this
I would like to see the lives of David Bowie and Michael Flatley brought to the screen.
I’d want to see a Guns N’ Roses or an Alice In Chains biopic. I wanna see that aspect of rock being told to screen.
Oh yes! Bring it. Can't wait to see Austin Butler sing Hunka Hunka Burning Love, Viva Las Vegas, Falling in Love with You, and Jailhouse Rock. If Elvis is anything like Rocketman, it will be so good.
@@9000sharpay I would like to team up with Matthew Vaughn and Marv Films to turn "Lord Of The Dance" into a major motion picture set to Michael Flatley's life and the 1997 stage phenomenon.
@@9000sharpay Bazz Lurhmann has confirmed that he is doing a film about Elvis Presley as his next film project.
I loved this movie. Between him and rami malek they did justice for 2 legends of rock.
My best friend and I saw this, and we watched it at least 50 times after, up to the point where we're both reciting the movie in unison with it playing.
She moved away. This was her favorite scene. I miss her so much
Best scene ever
I prefer this over Bohemian Rhapsody. Both movies are good, but I’m a big fan of Elton John, and Taron Egerton did a great job. His little “well, come on then” was really cute.
Thanks for uploading this, my favourite scene from the film
God sent angels to sing the “la la la la” part for sure.
The California dude that manages the bar openly carrying around his little knife like he might need to skin a deer cracks me up. 😂
Super vocals and music...all love from Malaysia to Taron and Sir Elton!!
Cool, in Malaysia you missed out some parts due to censorship, i think those scenes arent suitable for children, so I wouldn't consider them anti Malaysia
1973
This scene makes me wish I could've been there when Elton John played at the Troubadour for the first time for real.
Listened to this at work, got up and started mashing the keyboard like it was a piano and made the entire office awkward.
When I first saw this in theaters the bit at 3:06 made me audibly gasp. I was fucking enchanted. It really captures the spirit of Elton John and I honestly thought it was a work of pure Hollywood movie magic that feels more and more rare these days.
2:59
John Reid's first appearance
Richard Madden from the TV show Bodyguard
And Robb Stark from "Game of Thrones".
1972
The BEST scene of Rocketman. Brilliant!
I always think of Steve Irwin whenever I hear this song, because I remember idolising him as a kid and hearing it on the radio around the time he died.
Great Tribute to Bill Haley and his muisc. "Rock around the clock" and "See you later alligator" were some of the first Rock & Roll Hits
i love everything about this scene. such amazing energy!
The first time I watched this I remember eltons mate saying that Neil Diamond was in the crowd. When he started singing I thought the scottish manager from game of thrones was Neil Diamond. I was thinking wow that looks just like him!
There's something about white stars over navy blue that is so appealing.
i love this part I LOVE ALL THE MOVIE
This scene made me tear up a bit. Wonderfully shot. Best scene in the movie by far.
Okey, everybody! La, la, la, la, la, la, la!
That's hit!