Some people complained about this but I think this is the best way to open the movie. There’s no slow build up or boring introduction. It throws you straight into the action and holds your attention the entire time. Baz is a genius
It's marvellous! Austin is very good ., and tom hank too! But elvis is the o ly one...the king! Thanm you baz luhman for gaving made this picture, we elvis fans owe you this joy! Elvis forever
The first 20 seconds with the Warner Bros and Bazmark logo with the haunting "Suspicious Mind" song was absolutely chilling. I just can't stop playing that part because how absolutely beautiful and creative the logo intros are, it's magical. The moment I saw this in the theater, I knew I'm ready for a great movie from Baz Luhrmann 🙌🙌
@@nenabunena very creative indeed, from all WB intros, this is probably the most unique one. The Harry Potter ones were awesome but this was just on a whole another level
I love it when it says "Let's don't let a good thing die", I know it is part of the song "Suspicious Minds", but at the beginning of the film, so haunting... It's like saying "Let's don't let Elvis's legacy die"... Perfect.
Absolutely love this preview! Iv bought the digital copy and preordered the dvd…… but still going to the cinema!!!!! Let’s keep going everyone!!! Elvis deserves continuous success!!!!!
My count is now well over 30 times …..two more scheduled and one on the 16th, which will be poignant…..already pre-ordered the Blu-ray……..definitely a must see in the movie theatre if you can …⚡️⚡️⚡️
This is probably the best film I have seen in a real long time in theaters. Austin Butler and Tom hanks both did amazing performances. I kept forgetting that was Tom and Austin because of how well they portrayed Elvis and the Colonel. I hope they both get nominated for a Oscar
Baz Luhrmann was absolutely perfect to direct this with his swagger and intense exaggarated visual style that fits Elvis' vibes perfectly. If Baz didn't direct this, I could imagine it would've been a completely different movie, probably just a formualic approach of a biopic but Baz's style adds a lot of energy to this movie that I really enjoyed
Spot on, I was actually dreading the Baz style as I don't like the mad fast-paced action, but it was a slightly calmer version and the pace really suited the huge mad fast rise to fame Elvis had in the early years. After the 50s scenes it calmed down a little more, Baz paced the whole film perfectly! Also, Elvis's style and his massive out-there story needed a big extravagance to bring it to life on screen and do Elvis justice, this is where Baz really shined and where all other Elvis bios fail. Elvis and his incredible story is just too big for most directors! I now think Baz is genius, the costumes, the direction, the pace, the story, the music, and especially Austin as Elvis, ALL PERFECT! Absolutely stunning movie, love it! 👏👏😁
@@jayt9234 I think the pace can at times be a problem, The first and third act was pretty good, the second act however was just a little bit rough for me. I almost fell asleep at the theater during the scenes of Elvis with his crew. When it comes to Elvis with Tom Parker and his family, that's where the movie gets interesting for me
I wasn't an Elvis fan, I hardly heard his music, and saw this film, just cause, but my god was it worth it. It's a gorgeous movie with incredible acting and cinematography.
Samee and I got so emotional I was always on the verge of crying I got so many goosebumps Elvis was and still is a phenomenal human that walked on this planet ❤️
I can’t believe how many people were bashing Austin Butler for this role before the movie came out. This is the best performance an actor has done at playing a famous musician.
Yeah I can even say he surpassed Rami Malek in Bohemian Rhapsody (A great perfomance in a 50/50 movie) , and i thought Rami did a great job in term of potraying an iconic musician . Austin deserve a best actor award
@@mad_borden overall the movie "Walk the line" was a better movie then "elvis". But Butler did a better job of portraying the charter IMO. not saying Phoenix's Johnny was bad, Butler is just more believable as elvis
While I didn’t watch this in theaters, I did watch it while being incredibly high with my friends. Let it be known that I hadn’t the slightest clue of the power and soul of Elvis’s voice and oh my Lord. Words cannot express the intensity of the emotions I felt. I cried, I cheered, and now I obsess over many of the King’s catalogue. Amazing movie!
I went to see it yesterday and OMG, it was so great & definitely is a movie that needs to be seen in the theater. if it's still playing in your area. Don't deny yourself from seeing Austin's amazing performance. I forgot I was looking at an actor and not Elvis. It was an out of body experience.
Same to everything you just said! I haven’t stopped thinking about this movie since I saw it 5 days ago and I’m going back to see it again before it leaves theaters. It’s too good not to watch on the big screen as much as possible. Austin did one of the best performances I’ve ever seen!
@@fiona4423 I went to see it again last night Austin Butler is amazing. He embodies Elvis. And after a while, I forgot I was looking at an actor and not Elvis. Wow! I am so hoping for an Oscar for him
@@eileengriffin6476 I think Austin looks so much like Elvis in the ‘68 Comeback Special scenes that I forget I’m watching an actor too. He truly deserves an Oscar but whether the powers that be in the film industry bestow one on him is another matter. Here’s hoping.
When I heard that singing at the beggining of the movie I was thrilled and some special feelings going through my mind.With every minute of movie I was so glad that I watch phenomenal Austin Butler as Elvis.Thank you very much for this video.
The first 20 seconds was the most magical feeling I have ever felt. I remember gripping my seat and feeling like I was watching Elvis's soul unfold before me. Moments before I have never heard his voice or knew much about him. I wish I could experience that first time feeling again. 6:51 I don't know what effect that is called but I thought that was super cool how we could just only hear his voice being played in no other sound it was such an interesting out of body sound that just made it sound super cool and magical.
I like the transitions of the clips and the voice of tom hanks, its so clear. And i like how they do the movie it's very good, Baz luhrmann did a new bloody masterpiece.
The transitions are pretty great. Especially with how the camera goes in and out of the Las Vegas billboard. It's almost as if it were a toy set! And how the words "LIAR", "CONMAN", and "CHEAT" appear on the board as the news anchor says the words. Really brings you into the bad nightmare the Colonel is having
@@martinshewfelt1236 yes the nightmare scene is like the scene from spiderman far from home, where spiderman is in misterio's illutions its very great idea to make a nightmare with good transitions.
I loved many parts of the movie and gave me chills and often I was in tears... Sometimes I even felt angry because I remember so much from that time in our history and in Elvis death and other huge sad events... I lived vf throughout and it has always effected me... Elvis his voice and how he sang to us in a way we could all relate and he knew the songs of real life, of Love, sadness, loss and our emotions... They were His too... This movie showed that and the timing bvb they used each song of HIS music and performances... He did the music the Greatest if all time and none can compare... But he had happy times too and they did not show that... They showed his Greatness, loss and tragedy.
Yes! I just posted this on community! I am getting it on streaming. Been savoring it. Only saw it once in theatres. Just watched this and crying. It was mind blowing.
OMGoodness same here😭!! I feel like I lost him all over again!!! It felt so personal for so many people we he died!!! It really really hurt! Brilliant film and brilliant Austin Butler!!
03:30 - 04:07 I gotta say, the visuals here and the way the combine with the music are phenomenal. First we have Elvis 'powering' to sing the last bit of American Trilogy, we also have the audience bawling and losing it because they are seeing the best show of their lives, Colonel Parker looks like he is concerned that his product is being over used or consumed beyond his control. And then you have Elvis and the singers, with the blue light, almost as if they are on their own but somewhat melancholic (remember what situation Elvis was on) but 'the show had to go own', I absolutely adore how during the last vocals we have all of the other frames replaced with an angle from Elvis to the drum beat, the man was truly a whole act.
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Now was the time to release a never-before-seen documentary about Elvis with complete footage from the 50's, 60's and 70's remastered, something like the Beatles Anthology!
Travelled to 6 different cinemas in 6 weeks to watch the screening of this artistic masterpiece :) each time it was different because there was a different audience from a distinct neighbourhood of the city :) I never experienced this with any movie but I believe that is the purpose of true art - to inspire you to challenge your potential and creativity as a spectator and art lover :)
The reason why this is Baz’s best film in my opinion is for one reason The dialogue isn’t weird In films like Great Gatsby, Romeo and Juliet and Moulin Rouge, the dialogue sounds fake and forced Like in every scene in Romeo and Juliet it sounds like the actors have no idea what they’re talking about But in this film, everything seems like it actually happened, to which it did, and the dialogue sounds like how people would speak unlike Moulin Rouge or Great Gatsby where they all speak with wide eyed expressions
I mean this is clearly Baz Luhrmann's best film, some can make arguments for either ballroom or Moulin rouge but those films don't quite have the humanity Elvis has
@@talkfilm2686 I've seen all of Baz' s films except Australia and loved Strictly Ballroom and R+J, but imo Elvis was his best film. Moulin Rouge is OK but SB and R+J is better than that film
Saw this three times in the cinema (in two different countries, lol) purely for the cut at 3:31 where Elvis points and it goes full screen. Absolutely SLAPS hard. Love it
7:33 this was the most effective way of showing that everyone whether young or old loved listening to the next big thing, tuning into the station featuring “it’s alright mama” but word to mouth 👄 Back then they were more tuned to radio and newspapers. Long live Lisa Marie Presley and Elvis Presley. Two good souls taken from us to soon ❤
So true. I've seen the film 3 times in the theatre and honestly thought the image on the right was the real Elvis. I was sure of it. But now that I can stop it and pause it, I totally see that it's Austin, while the image on the left is the real Elvis. Can't believe how well I was fooled.
Seeing how spectacular this movie was made, I wonder how would be a superhero movie directed by Baz Luhrmann. I would love to see him directing a Green Lantern Corps movie.
Está canción de la película m estremeció y Elvis Presley al igual que Austin Butler los 2 muy tímidos y los 2 son grandes el rey d el rock entro en el cuerpo d este chico que d verdad le está haciendo justicia al rey gracias a Baz lurhman y sobretodo gracias a Austin Butler por tan increíble trabajo que hizo Oscar para Austin y todos los premios a esta linda película 👏👏👏👏👏👏🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Actor Austin Butler in the film's interpretation of the great star Elvis Presley calls us with his magnificent performance, splendor with faces and mouths and gestures calling into the Film to watch more than once as if it were the first time a talent show congratulations on your performance
I’m a huge fan of elvis Presley’s I love 💕💕 elviss music music and flims too elvis will always be the king of rock and roll 🎸 my dream is to visit Graceland and communicate with elvis elvis was an amazing entertainer that ever lived tcb all the way 🕺⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️🕺8:18pm
2:37 that line is based on actual statement Parker made to Larry Gellar about five months before Elvis passed. According to Gellar, Elvis was very ill and couldn't leave his bed. Parker showed up to the hotel room and went into Elvis' bedroom. Larry said that when Parker opened the door, he could see Dr Nick dunking Elvis' head into a bucket of ice water to revive him and that Elvis was moaning and almost comatose. After a minute Parker came back out and told Larry" Now you listen to me. The only thing that matters is getting that man on stage tonight' So there is truth in this scene.
J ai hâte que le dvd sorte cet automne je suis devenue une grande fan de austin butler depuis que j ai vu le film et que j'ai vu 3 fois d'ailleurs en plus d etre fan d elvis depuis que j'ai 12 ans bravo à austin
I don’t think anyone else has pointed this out yet, but I find it fascinating where permission had to be required to use certain names and whatnot. I was so confused when the International Hotel logo was blurred out.
First 20 seconds gave me chills, I remember the theaters shaking to this scene. Felt like Elvis singing from heaven!
Same
Do people have to comment 'chills' on literally everything? 🙄🙄🙄🙄
We get excited but writing CHILLS continously becomes irritating overtime.
Same here, made me want to cry
@@ashmitkumar3429 jesus, let people write how they want, just ignore this comment
@@ashmitkumar3429 you’re comment give me chills
Some people complained about this but I think this is the best way to open the movie. There’s no slow build up or boring introduction. It throws you straight into the action and holds your attention the entire time. Baz is a genius
Absolutely agree.
No offense intended, but you've just described how *every* Luhrmann film starts. He's like Kubrick - on meth.
@@TheStockwell That’s why he was the right man for the job
Oh, i think the same! I saw the. Movie three times
It's marvellous! Austin is very good ., and tom hank too! But elvis is the o ly one...the king! Thanm you baz luhman for gaving made this picture, we elvis fans owe you this joy! Elvis forever
I will always remember the first 20 seconds in cinema, my jaw dropped and I gasped. Was the most magical moment I've ever experienced in theater
literally
When the intro plays and he sings ''Glory Glory...'' that is PURE chills
@@brucelee4996 I'm aware
@@brucelee4996 What is your problem? im referencing the lyrics, im familiar with the song, relax.
@@brucelee4996 bruh chill lmfao
@@brucelee4996 chad
@@brucelee4996 Fellas.. is it wrong to quote lyrics of a song?
The first 20 seconds with the Warner Bros and Bazmark logo with the haunting "Suspicious Mind" song was absolutely chilling. I just can't stop playing that part because how absolutely beautiful and creative the logo intros are, it's magical. The moment I saw this in the theater, I knew I'm ready for a great movie from Baz Luhrmann 🙌🙌
The best logo intro imo
@@nenabunena very creative indeed, from all WB intros, this is probably the most unique one. The Harry Potter ones were awesome but this was just on a whole another level
One questions in 1973 want music Constant did ELiVs nearly die but he luckily survived
@@Erasureeraser for me, it's a tie between the legends of the guardians and Sherlock Holmes
Not hunting, but ambient
I love it when it says "Let's don't let a good thing die", I know it is part of the song "Suspicious Minds", but at the beginning of the film, so haunting... It's like saying "Let's don't let Elvis's legacy die"... Perfect.
Absolutely love this preview! Iv bought the digital copy and preordered the dvd…… but still going to the cinema!!!!! Let’s keep going everyone!!! Elvis deserves continuous success!!!!!
Definitely going to keep seeing it in the cinema as long as it's on 💜
My count is now well over 30 times …..two more scheduled and one on the 16th, which will be poignant…..already pre-ordered the Blu-ray……..definitely a must see in the movie theatre if you can …⚡️⚡️⚡️
This is probably the best film I have seen in a real long time in theaters. Austin Butler and Tom hanks both did amazing performances. I kept forgetting that was Tom and Austin because of how well they portrayed Elvis and the Colonel. I hope they both get nominated for a Oscar
Baz Luhrmann was absolutely perfect to direct this with his swagger and intense exaggarated visual style that fits Elvis' vibes perfectly. If Baz didn't direct this, I could imagine it would've been a completely different movie, probably just a formualic approach of a biopic but Baz's style adds a lot of energy to this movie that I really enjoyed
Spot on, I was actually dreading the Baz style as I don't like the mad fast-paced action, but it was a slightly calmer version and the pace really suited the huge mad fast rise to fame Elvis had in the early years. After the 50s scenes it calmed down a little more, Baz paced the whole film perfectly!
Also, Elvis's style and his massive out-there story needed a big extravagance to bring it to life on screen and do Elvis justice, this is where Baz really shined and where all other Elvis bios fail. Elvis and his incredible story is just too big for most directors!
I now think Baz is genius, the costumes, the direction, the pace, the story, the music, and especially Austin as Elvis, ALL PERFECT!
Absolutely stunning movie, love it! 👏👏😁
@@jayt9234 I think the pace can at times be a problem, The first and third act was pretty good, the second act however was just a little bit rough for me. I almost fell asleep at the theater during the scenes of Elvis with his crew. When it comes to Elvis with Tom Parker and his family, that's where the movie gets interesting for me
Next, Baz should direct The Rolling Stones and Frank Sinatra biopic next
Baz Luhrmann has some of the most beautiful openings to his movies.
He's an auteur for sure
I wasn't an Elvis fan, I hardly heard his music, and saw this film, just cause, but my god was it worth it. It's a gorgeous movie with incredible acting and cinematography.
i got so many chills watching this movie
Same! I get chills every time I’ve seen it
Samee and I got so emotional I was always on the verge of crying I got so many goosebumps Elvis was and still is a phenomenal human that walked on this planet ❤️
I can’t believe how many people were bashing Austin Butler for this role before the movie came out. This is the best performance an actor has done at playing a famous musician.
Yeah
I can even say he surpassed Rami Malek in Bohemian Rhapsody (A great perfomance in a 50/50 movie) , and i thought Rami did a great job in term of potraying an iconic musician . Austin deserve a best actor award
And waaaay better than Taron Egerton did playing Elton John
Johnny Cash?
@@mad_borden overall the movie "Walk the line" was a better movie then "elvis". But Butler did a better job of portraying the charter IMO. not saying Phoenix's Johnny was bad, Butler is just more believable as elvis
While I didn’t watch this in theaters, I did watch it while being incredibly high with my friends. Let it be known that I hadn’t the slightest clue of the power and soul of Elvis’s voice and oh my Lord. Words cannot express the intensity of the emotions I felt. I cried, I cheered, and now I obsess over many of the King’s catalogue. Amazing movie!
This was one of best openings I have ever seen in a film.. the editing,the music , the whole background music and score etc.
I went to see it yesterday and OMG, it was so great & definitely is a movie that needs to be seen in the theater. if it's still playing in your area. Don't deny yourself from seeing Austin's amazing performance. I forgot I was looking at an actor and not Elvis. It was an out of body experience.
Same to everything you just said! I haven’t stopped thinking about this movie since I saw it 5 days ago and I’m going back to see it again before it leaves theaters. It’s too good not to watch on the big screen as much as possible. Austin did one of the best performances I’ve ever seen!
Absolutely! Went to 6 theaters already :D
It’s been absolutely years since I’ve been to the cinema but I’ve been 5 times to see this film! It’s so brilliant. It’s a must see on the big screen.
@@fiona4423
I went to see it again last night
Austin Butler is amazing. He embodies Elvis. And after a while, I forgot I was looking at an actor and not Elvis. Wow!
I am so hoping for an Oscar for him
@@eileengriffin6476 I think Austin looks so much like Elvis in the ‘68 Comeback Special scenes that I forget I’m watching an actor too. He truly deserves an Oscar but whether the powers that be in the film industry bestow one on him is another matter. Here’s hoping.
THIS MOVIE IS A MASTERPIECE
Austin and Baz DELIVERED
That opening animation with the fading voice in the background is so beautiful.
Oscar for Austin Butler for best actor⚡🎸🕺🔥🔥🔥😭🤞🤞🤞
I agree with you Jennifer Highmore Malik
@@williamlacey1981 And so does Priscilla Presley herself.
When I heard that singing at the beggining of the movie I was thrilled and some special feelings going through my mind.With every minute of movie I was so glad that I watch phenomenal Austin Butler as Elvis.Thank you very much for this video.
No one will even come close to this man , he had supernatural power.
He was Captain Marvel
@@khaamalk sad thing is elvis got to the rock of eternity and didn't even realise.
@@khaamalk
Captain Marvel Jr
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this movie. Saw it in the theater 4 times already
I love 3:33 when he sings I get chills 😝! Best movie ever, can’t wait to watch it tomorrow!!
🙄🙄🙄🙄
Facts. It was the closest I’ve ever gotten to seeing the real Elvis on stage in person
Beautiful
You just spoiled the beginning of the movie for yourself
The first 20 seconds was the most magical feeling I have ever felt. I remember gripping my seat and feeling like I was watching Elvis's soul unfold before me. Moments before I have never heard his voice or knew much about him. I wish I could experience that first time feeling again.
6:51
I don't know what effect that is called but I thought that was super cool how we could just only hear his voice being played in no other sound it was such an interesting out of body sound that just made it sound super cool and magical.
One of the greatest opening's of all time
Thank you Baz Luhrmann
I like the transitions of the clips and the voice of tom hanks, its so clear. And i like how they do the movie it's very good, Baz luhrmann did a new bloody masterpiece.
The transitions are pretty great. Especially with how the camera goes in and out of the Las Vegas billboard. It's almost as if it were a toy set! And how the words "LIAR", "CONMAN", and "CHEAT" appear on the board as the news anchor says the words. Really brings you into the bad nightmare the Colonel is having
@@martinshewfelt1236 yes the nightmare scene is like the scene from spiderman far from home, where spiderman is in misterio's illutions its very great idea to make a nightmare with good transitions.
@@martinshewfelt1236 one of my favourite scenes
Couldn’t agree more. I desperately want him to make a Marilyn Monroe biopic next 🤍
Austin did an excellent job.
Best movie I’ve ever seen
Same
Watch more movies
0:16 “Beauty ,Truth, Freedom, & Love” love the nod to Moulin Rouge
Do yourself a favor and see this movie in the cinema. There are few movies that need to be experienced in all it's glory 🙂
I loved many parts of the movie and gave me chills and often I was in tears... Sometimes I even felt angry because I remember so much from that time in our history and in Elvis death and other huge sad events... I lived vf throughout and it has always effected me... Elvis his voice and how he sang to us in a way we could all relate and he knew the songs of real life, of Love, sadness, loss and our emotions... They were His too... This movie showed that and the timing bvb they used each song of HIS music and performances... He did the music the Greatest if all time and none can compare... But he had happy times too and they did not show that... They showed his Greatness, loss and tragedy.
Fantastic start to a movie. I've seen it twice and going back. Made for the big screen !!
Elvis the best all of time. The king il migliore in assoluto. Voice masterpiece 👑💜
1:56 I just love how they play a part of "Suspicious Minds" while showing the building. Awesome
I lost my breath the beginning of the film it's just so so emotional!!! 😪 😪 By the end l was crying like a baby amazing!!! 😭❤️😭❤️
Yes! I just posted this on community! I am getting it on streaming. Been savoring it. Only saw it once in theatres. Just watched this and crying. It was mind blowing.
@@DreamyElvis 😪 ❤️ 😪
OMGoodness same here😭!! I feel like I lost him all over again!!! It felt so personal for so many people we he died!!! It really really hurt! Brilliant film and brilliant Austin Butler!!
😭 👍👍
The best intro to a movie I’ve ever seen!
Best biopic that has been made
3:34 always gives me chills, no matter how many times I rewatch the movie!
I love elvis!
Who dosent he was a legend like Micheal Jackson WHTIEY Houston’s and may more
Austin Butler deserves an Oscar for this movie because he was so good in this movie
I love the slow “thats all right” give me chills
03:30 - 04:07 I gotta say, the visuals here and the way the combine with the music are phenomenal. First we have Elvis 'powering' to sing the last bit of American Trilogy, we also have the audience bawling and losing it because they are seeing the best show of their lives, Colonel Parker looks like he is concerned that his product is being over used or consumed beyond his control.
And then you have Elvis and the singers, with the blue light, almost as if they are on their own but somewhat melancholic (remember what situation Elvis was on) but 'the show had to go own', I absolutely adore how during the last vocals we have all of the other frames replaced with an angle from Elvis to the drum beat, the man was truly a whole act.
Now was the time to release a never-before-seen documentary about Elvis with complete footage from the 50's, 60's and 70's remastered, something like the Beatles Anthology!
Travelled to 6 different cinemas in 6 weeks to watch the screening of this artistic masterpiece :) each time it was different because there was a different audience from a distinct neighbourhood of the city :) I never experienced this with any movie but I believe that is the purpose of true art - to inspire you to challenge your potential and creativity as a spectator and art lover :)
I love Tom Hanks in this!
Les légendes divines de 💜Marilyn et du roi Elvis💜, icônes éternelles uniques. Are the best
The reason why this is Baz’s best film in my opinion is for one reason
The dialogue isn’t weird
In films like Great Gatsby, Romeo and Juliet and Moulin Rouge, the dialogue sounds fake and forced
Like in every scene in Romeo and Juliet it sounds like the actors have no idea what they’re talking about
But in this film, everything seems like it actually happened, to which it did, and the dialogue sounds like how people would speak unlike Moulin Rouge or Great Gatsby where they all speak with wide eyed expressions
I respect your opinion but I honestly disagree what you said about Baz I love Elvis one of his best films but Moulin Rouge is his best
I mean this is clearly Baz Luhrmann's best film, some can make arguments for either ballroom or Moulin rouge but those films don't quite have the humanity Elvis has
@@moviegeek1111 moulin my favourite but I could be Nicole Kidman biased but I wouldn’t say that because I love Tom Hanks just as much as I love her
@@talkfilm2686 I've seen all of Baz' s films except Australia and loved Strictly Ballroom and R+J, but imo Elvis was his best film. Moulin Rouge is OK but SB and R+J is better than that film
@@nenabunena I love Australia my 3rd favourite
Simplesmente maravilhoso 🙏👏👏👏
Saw this three times in the cinema (in two different countries, lol) purely for the cut at 3:31 where Elvis points and it goes full screen. Absolutely SLAPS hard. Love it
and which countries did you see that movie
@@seamuz9983 U.K. and Netherlands (was on holiday and passed a cinema 😅)
AUSTIN BUTLER IS SIMPLY MAGNIFICENT! HE SHOULD HAVE RECEIVED AN OSCAR FOR THIS AMAZING PERFORMANCE!
God bless the king Elvis the king of rock and roll,
A.Butler must be happy and excited when he played ELVIS!
My legs were goddam shaking when the movie started, just like how elvis made people shake when he first performed. Its so goddam magical.
RIP and long live The King of Rock and Roll
Elvis Presley (January 8, 1935 - August 16, 1977), aged 42
You will always be remembered as a legend.
I literally missed the first 9 minutes of the movie as I got into the hall a little late. Now the continuity is restored for me. Thanks :)
Best Biopic
7:33 this was the most effective way of showing that everyone whether young or old loved listening to the next big thing, tuning into the station featuring “it’s alright mama” but word to mouth 👄
Back then they were more tuned to radio and newspapers. Long live Lisa Marie Presley and Elvis Presley. Two good souls taken from us to soon ❤
This was one of the greatest movies I ever seen
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Let's not get carried away. It was a good movie. I watched it more than once and I'm not an Elvis fan.
Not the best movie that's a bit much.
Thanks to All who support Him keep His legacy alive forever Elvis Presley let's Make this best year for Elvis Presley TCB 2022
I saw it with my family and we all LOVED IT!!!!!! And I’ll be see again and again!! It was definitely movie theater quality!!
My family didn’t like the movie, but me and my twin sister were fascinated by it
Absolutely amazing movie. Gave me the chills. Best movie I had seen in many years.
I love this part 3:19
So true. I've seen the film 3 times in the theatre and honestly thought the image on the right was the real Elvis. I was sure of it. But now that I can stop it and pause it, I totally see that it's Austin, while the image on the left is the real Elvis. Can't believe how well I was fooled.
@@yaminatoday1151 I’m pretty sure they’re both him
@@antonioHR23 The one on the left is Elvis, the one on the right is Austin
Amazing ! Watched it 6 times in theatres
Seeing how spectacular this movie was made, I wonder how would be a superhero movie directed by Baz Luhrmann. I would love to see him directing a Green Lantern Corps movie.
Elvis.
I am into Pieces after watching this Movie, this Man suffered a Lot because he loved his Fans
Está canción de la película m estremeció y Elvis Presley al igual que Austin Butler los 2 muy tímidos y los 2 son grandes el rey d el rock entro en el cuerpo d este chico que d verdad le está haciendo justicia al rey gracias a Baz lurhman y sobretodo gracias a Austin Butler por tan increíble trabajo que hizo Oscar para Austin y todos los premios a esta linda película 👏👏👏👏👏👏🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Elvis is The King , no ands , ifs or buts
When Elvis start performing, I got chills Because it builds up to his performance
Actor Austin Butler in the film's interpretation of the great star Elvis Presley calls us with his magnificent performance, splendor with faces and mouths and gestures calling into the Film to watch more than once as if it were the first time a talent show congratulations on your performance
This whole scene gives me chills and chills 😮💨🔥👍🤞❤️
Absolutely love the first 20secs
I shouldn't watch this 10 minutes here ..
This kind of great film should be experience in theatres only
Its just WOW!
An amazing opening to a movie. Got chills seeing it in Theater’s
I’m a huge fan of elvis Presley’s I love 💕💕 elviss music music and flims too elvis will always be the king of rock and roll 🎸 my dream is to visit Graceland and communicate with elvis elvis was an amazing entertainer that ever lived tcb all the way 🕺⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️🕺8:18pm
Baz and Austin did the King justice.
Love him forever
EXCELLENT FILM 10 STARS
Austin did a phenomenal job
2:37 that line is based on actual statement Parker made to Larry Gellar about five months before Elvis passed. According to Gellar, Elvis was very ill and couldn't leave his bed. Parker showed up to the hotel room and went into Elvis' bedroom. Larry said that when Parker opened the door, he could see Dr Nick dunking Elvis' head into a bucket of ice water to revive him and that Elvis was moaning and almost comatose. After a minute Parker came back out and told Larry" Now you listen to me. The only thing that matters is getting that man on stage tonight' So there is truth in this scene.
So abusive Manager how he can do that to Elvis
Masterpiece
Great Movie. Saw it 4 times. Will hopefully catch it once more in theaters, that's the best way to see this movie. On the big screeen!!!
0:00 to 0:20 feels like elvis singing from heaven!i wish elvis was here today😢😭
Oscar Worthy
Elvis ghostly voice gives me chills
That music at 1:10-1:22 absolutely BLOWS the theater sounds (in a good way).
What’s the name of this song? Been looking for it everywhere but can’t find it
The greatest 🙌 ❤
Suspicious minds playing during the Las Vegas 4th year bill board is spectacular
hope austin butler gets an oscar the movie is brilliant and austin is fabulous
Movie was awesome
And he says without me there would be no Elvis yeah right no wonder people consider him the villain of the story
Elvis for multiversus 🤩
Don’t forget Samurai Jack
Que filme fantástico!!!! 😍😍😍
Filme lindo, maravilhoso
8:12 why is his green tie looks blurred?
J ai hâte que le dvd sorte cet automne je suis devenue une grande fan de austin butler depuis que j ai vu le film et que j'ai vu 3 fois d'ailleurs en plus d etre fan d elvis depuis que j'ai 12 ans bravo à austin
I’ve been waiting for this!!
Me too!
Me too
I don’t think anyone else has pointed this out yet, but I find it fascinating where permission had to be required to use certain names and whatnot. I was so confused when the International Hotel logo was blurred out.
baz luhrmann at his most baz luhrmann.