“He’s white” that’s funny because that was true a lot of people hearing Elvis over the radio assumed he was black because of the style of music he practiced.
Surprisingly, there are a lot of music artists (that I know) who sound like a black person (dude to their singing voice, not dancing style) but turn out to be white
That was my experience when I heard Eminem the first time. It was the song Love The Way You Lie. Because of my preconceived notion that only Black People rap, and the vibe of the song, I assumed it was a bkack rapper. Was very surprised when Is saw the Music Video.
Elvis was full of passion - his music mirrored it all - it’s one of the reasons he was such an incredible entertainer. He was real, uncut, a man. Women of all ages threw themselves at his feet and men liked him too. This video was one of the BEST.
How can this marvelous, amazing young man NOT get the Best Actor Oscar??!!?! He didn’t ‘portray’ Elvis, he became Elvis. Elvis’s spirit occupied Austin’s body and soul. That’s all you can say about it.
Elvis' humor is literally so millennial I watched this movie opening night, I'm 17,and have been obsessed ever since. I showed it to my friends last night and they loved it too. we cried laughing watching the 68 comeback bloopers and him messing with microphone compilations 😭😭 edit: I use the term millennial not to identify an age group, but a type of humor coming from a general demographic of younger people(high school-young adult, correct me if I'm wrong, this is just a general observation). this, of course, does not exclude anyone from any other age group from enjoying the humor.
@@kalopsia8341 when did I ever claim to be a millennial? i enjoy the humor. just like how I will sometimes laugh at a boomer joke if it hits right even though that's so far from my gen's humor and age range
@@StefWriter I edited my og comment to give a good explanation to anyone who wants to see. have mercy on me, though. I aaaam only 17 and still in school🙃 I am not taking the time or energy to research what makes something "millennial humor" or not on a fucking RUclips comment🤡
Dune part 2 (Movie) Spielberg's Masters of The Air (Band of Brothers type series) Apple tv this winter. Bikeriders (about Motorcycle gangs in the 60s) with Tom Hardy (movie) So he has a full plate:)
This man went from being an extra in Nickelodeon series’ to playing ELVIS! That’s not an upgrade. That’s you be elevated into a different form in life ITSELF! He worked HARD for that, and I am so proud of him! 💜
I didn’t notice this until now, but the scene where Elvis kicks the guy onstage, it’s super quick but you can see him reach for his gun in his boot. The attention to detail!
I'm glad that you included 2:53 in this. That is some of Austin's best acting in this movie. In this moment, he's not doing the accent, he's not doing the moves, he isn't yelling at anyone, he isn't being outwardly emotional, etc., but you can still tell exactly what Elvis is thinking just by Austin's subtle facial expressions and grunts. He got the message across without having to do much. Incredible performance.
I feel like I ACTUALLY got to know Elvis, not the Superstar, but the true Elvis Presley. He was such a nice man, he had his issues, but overall a good man.
I gotta admit, i was never to fond of Elvis Presley, but after seeing this movie, i really started liking him more. Yesterday i had a dream about him (not even Austin as Elvis, but the real Elvis when he was at the beginning of his career). In the dream he wasn't all that famous yet and i saw him perform at a really intimate show where we kept making eye contact and it felt like i was falling in love. Later in the dream, we kissed lol. Now i'm confused. I went from not caring about Elvis to making out with him in my dreams within 2 days lol. Wtf brain, what are u doing?
I went in hook, line and sinker with this movie and Austin Butler’s performance. This movie has soooo many unforgettable lines and show performances. It’s the kind of movie that you see and then can’t get it out of your mind!
I'm 15, never really knew much about Elvis other than he's famous and he's a singer from so many years ago. Watching this movie opened up a whole new part of my brain reserved for only Elvis, and it has inspired me to do research and boy am I glad that I know more about this man now. Austin Butler's performance was **chefs kiss**, he was absolutely stunning and he got me fangirling. Not only am I really appreciate his handsome features, but also the real Elvis's looks. God he was a pretty man, near if not perfect appearance, and everything he did was jawdropping in both real life and the movie. I was trying so hard not to scream during the Trouble performance in the movie, so the women in the audience definitely weren't being exaggerated. I was blushing and trembling with who knows whatever the emotion I felt, it's like Elvis sparks a secret emotion only he can manipulate
@@vicki1548 just surprised at the anger on his face. In all the years of watching listening seeing him on concert, you forget its a facade, an image. It's not really Elvis. It's a show.... That's why Priscilla liked the movie I think. I saw him in Vegas and Austin wS exactly like him in 1971.
Best movie EVER! Austin Butler is spectacular. He put his heart and soul into his role and it shows. And he's damn good looking **love** I've seen it 13 times, it's that good
I read that Elvis did routinely shoot the TV when he didn't like what was on (in his later years, I guess). Then he'd tell his dad to go out and buy another one.
Amazing compilación of all what IS about all the film around,very very well played role by Austin,including one of the most caracteristic way coreography of the King,whose un that' IS almost sittibng on his resr with the opposite leg extended..extraordinary performance...was him...there was Elvis on the stage!!WoW!
First of all... Austin Butler chapeau for his acting.. I never expected this much.. Really great work. Wish him the best doors to open for more great movies. I went to the movie.. I grew up watching movies and listening to music from elvis.. Enjoyed every time of it an still enyojing every minute. Never knew he had such a bad manager an big selfish egoïst.. And i feel sorry for elvis he had to go through this all. And the only place i recodnize elvis is happy is when he sings.. So bad he died so young and in such a broken hart cause i believe he just was trapped.. Like in his song.. Cought in a trapp, he couldnt see a way out.. So sad 😔 This can be used for the artists nowadays cause im sure there r lots of people who r cought in a trapp.. And there must be attention to pick up these signals.. Hope this never happens again. Thanks to all people who made it possible to make this outragous wonderfull movie of the background life of Elvis.. Thank u very much 🤍🤍
Usually Elvis fans are pretty divided on actor portrayals. It's very satisfying to see fans major, minor, old or young united in appreciation of Butlers superb performance. There will probably never be a higher profile nor more stylishly filmed depiction of Elvis, whatever part this plays in his future legacy, it was in good hands with this wildly original film. I'd dreamed of a master director taking on Elvis with a bold cinematic vision, but assumed it would never happen. I consider it a miracle this movie even happened.
Absolutely the best movie I've seen in a looooong time! How in the world did Austin Not get the Oscar and how did that wonderful movie get completely shut out of all the awards??? My last time to watch the Oscars!!
Don’t misunderstanding people, she make this video as her own experience. And there is Nothing wrong with that, nothing wrong if some people didn’t know elvis so will. Don’t take it seriously. Obviously she loved Elvis We all know she made this vid with love.
Watch elvis's "mean woman blues" from the movie "loving you" right here on RUclips. Now imagine if Baz Lurhman included this scene after little richard sang at club handy? It would've been EPIC!!!! Not sure Austin's limited voice could have handled it, but Baz could've used elvis's actual otherworldly vocals on that classic song
I've never seen an Elvis movie, but I wouldn't be surprised if he sang to turtles. I did see a scene where he was in the cockpit of a helicopter singing to some dogs.
This movie had my attention from the moment it started until the end, Absoultley Amazing and mesmerising! Loved this movie 12 times at the big screen Cinema 💙🙏💙🙏Austin/Elvis Elvis/Austin ❤🥰Fr.Australia
9.2.22..That New ELVIS Movie is on HBO Max.Well I Watch it. This was a story About a Love Affair Between ELVIS & His Audience.Austin Butler Pulled it Off Very Well. You Could Feel the Heat..The bond.. His Movements were Right on.. Elvis Trying To Fight back to. Keep His Rebel individuality. *I remember this Happening.the Milking Down..Cleaning Up.. Just Like Brian.. later Did to The Beatles.They Made them Stars. .but They Stole Their soul.. Locked Them in a Golden Cage.. Perform Like Trained Monkeys.(& Took Most of the Money Too) That's Show Biz.Buy You Ticket. Take The Ride.Well that was an interesting take on a story I've Seen & Read about a million Times.. I Don't Get the Point of all the Rap that is in the movie.. Rap Didn't come Along Till Many Yrs later.Tom Hanks Nailed it. ~ Love ~Girl George ~.
So there are moments that are out of context.....educate the new fans with the truth.... I for one love this movie and REALLY AM DISAPPOINTED THAT AUSTIN BUTLER DIDNT GET THAT OSCAR FOR THIS ROLE. THE BEST ELVIS PROTRAYAL NEXT TO KURT RUSSELL'S I'VE EVER SEEN AND DALE FROM ELVIS AND ME IS MY THIRD FAVORITE.
Elvis wanted to sing Dolly's "I Will Always Love You", but Parker wanted half the publishing rights. He did sing it to Priscilla after the divorce was finalized.
My opinion...Colonel Parker was as crooked as they come. He took advantage if Elvis and when Elvis realized it...he was given drugs without knowing it and that led to his downfall. Parker did the same with Ricky Nelson...just my opinion.
Butler did a good impersonation of Presley but Hanks as the " colonel " left a bad taste. The whole movie suffered from the excessive, glossy Sheen of Hollywood overkill. Better to watch videos of the real Elvis than this false narrative of a true legend.
Mi amor tu trabajo es increíble nadie ha interpretado a Elvis como tú... Eres super talento maravilloso...... Pero en el planeta todo está podrido. Todo es corrupción incluso los Oscar.... Sabemos que uno de los jueces es quien acosaba a brenan y destruyó su carrera... Ahora quizo remediar algo.... Los Oscar están podridos.. tu eres grande. Gigante
Fanns många andra bättre och mer lik Elvis som kunde ha selat huvudrollen i filmen Elvis. Filmen var bra tänkt om än lite ytlig skådespelaren förstörde mina förväntningar, dåligt val....
No entiendo porque mil millones... Talvez porque a Elvis lo ponen ahora contra Tom Jones... Pero este último ya vendido más de cien millones de discos sin embargo Elvis el rey y por eso es el Rey. Ya vendido mal de mil millones de copias de sus discos
Col Parker was already a promoter of numerous acts before he met Elvis. The whole carny thing is made up and had nothing to do with Elvis. Also, Col Parker spoke with a southern accent and sounded nothing like this.
Google is helpful before you go into comments and say things that are in fact not facts lol It only takes a min to find out he was in fact a carney but did represent other acts before Elvis. He also had seen Elvis perform several times on the circuit before he signed him. He spoke with several different accents that he would slip in and out of.
@@belinda35_77 I knew the facts I stated before Google was invented and before there was an internet. Google is often wrong and on certain subjects always wrong.
“He’s white” that’s funny because that was true a lot of people hearing Elvis over the radio assumed he was black because of the style of music he practiced.
No shit
yeah that’s the entire point of that scene lol
Surprisingly, there are a lot of music artists (that I know) who sound like a black person (dude to their singing voice, not dancing style) but turn out to be white
That was my experience when I heard Eminem the first time.
It was the song Love The Way You Lie.
Because of my preconceived notion that only Black People rap, and the vibe of the song, I assumed it was a bkack rapper.
Was very surprised when Is saw the Music Video.
I thought Rick Astley was black and was shocked to see a white English ginger
Elvis was full of passion - his music mirrored it all - it’s one of the reasons he was such an incredible entertainer. He was real, uncut, a man. Women of all ages threw themselves at his feet and men liked him too. This video was one of the BEST.
how do you know if he wasn't circumcised?
@@jerbsherb4391 what a fked up question 😳
We knew what she meant by "uncut"..how demeaning and low-rent..to respond to Viki"s expression of love that way. You should delete your comment.
@@jennymohler84 ur right darling.
Some people have no sense n even less class
@@gregamerson9172 Not surprised that you boomers can't take a damn joke.
How can this marvelous, amazing young man NOT get the Best Actor Oscar??!!?!
He didn’t ‘portray’ Elvis, he became Elvis. Elvis’s spirit occupied Austin’s body and soul.
That’s all you can say about it.
La corrupción
Elvis' humor is literally so millennial
I watched this movie opening night, I'm 17,and have been obsessed ever since. I showed it to my friends last night and they loved it too. we cried laughing watching the 68 comeback bloopers and him messing with microphone compilations 😭😭
edit:
I use the term millennial not to identify an age group, but a type of humor coming from a general demographic of younger people(high school-young adult, correct me if I'm wrong, this is just a general observation). this, of course, does not exclude anyone from any other age group from enjoying the humor.
How is the humor millennial? lol
You're not a millennial.
ur literally born in 2005 😭 ur not a millennial
@@kalopsia8341 when did I ever claim to be a millennial? i enjoy the humor. just like how I will sometimes laugh at a boomer joke if it hits right even though that's so far from my gen's humor and age range
@@StefWriter I edited my og comment to give a good explanation to anyone who wants to see.
have mercy on me, though. I aaaam only 17 and still in school🙃 I am not taking the time or energy to research what makes something "millennial humor" or not on a fucking RUclips comment🤡
I can't wait to see what Austin is going to do next he is great young actor.
He’s 30 odd
Dune part 2 (Movie)
Spielberg's Masters of The Air (Band of Brothers type series)
Apple tv this winter.
Bikeriders (about Motorcycle gangs in the 60s) with Tom Hardy (movie)
So he has a full plate:)
@@belinda35_77 thank you
He can “do me” LOL
This man went from being an extra in Nickelodeon series’ to playing ELVIS! That’s not an upgrade. That’s you be elevated into a different form in life ITSELF!
He worked HARD for that, and I am so proud of him! 💜
I didn’t notice this until now, but the scene where Elvis kicks the guy onstage, it’s super quick but you can see him reach for his gun in his boot. The attention to detail!
Yep! First thing I immediately noticed, but wasn't expecting. E always stayed strapped
In the first time I saw it,I thought it was because his leg hurts
Time stamp?
@@vprox147 4:02
Baz did great with story line and the details!
I'm glad that you included 2:53 in this. That is some of Austin's best acting in this movie. In this moment, he's not doing the accent, he's not doing the moves, he isn't yelling at anyone, he isn't being outwardly emotional, etc., but you can still tell exactly what Elvis is thinking just by Austin's subtle facial expressions and grunts. He got the message across without having to do much. Incredible performance.
His little “mhm 😒” I love it
greatest movie in 2022
“Lord have mercy”
*proceeds to eat microphone*
The scene at the end where he says "I will always love you" to Priscilla is my favorite scene. Thank you for including it. 😊😪😪
Siiii..era tan emotiva esta escena...😭😭😭😭😭
I feel like I ACTUALLY got to know Elvis, not the Superstar, but the true Elvis Presley. He was such a nice man, he had his issues, but overall a good man.
I gotta admit, i was never to fond of Elvis Presley, but after seeing this movie, i really started liking him more. Yesterday i had a dream about him (not even Austin as Elvis, but the real Elvis when he was at the beginning of his career). In the dream he wasn't all that famous yet and i saw him perform at a really intimate show where we kept making eye contact and it felt like i was falling in love. Later in the dream, we kissed lol. Now i'm confused. I went from not caring about Elvis to making out with him in my dreams within 2 days lol. Wtf brain, what are u doing?
A younger Elvis had me going too 🤣 I was like damn this man was gorgeous. Well it's Austin Butler, but the essence was there though.
I went in hook, line and sinker with this movie and Austin Butler’s performance. This movie has soooo many unforgettable lines and show performances. It’s the kind of movie that you see and then can’t get it out of your mind!
I'm 15, never really knew much about Elvis other than he's famous and he's a singer from so many years ago. Watching this movie opened up a whole new part of my brain reserved for only Elvis, and it has inspired me to do research and boy am I glad that I know more about this man now. Austin Butler's performance was **chefs kiss**, he was absolutely stunning and he got me fangirling. Not only am I really appreciate his handsome features, but also the real Elvis's looks. God he was a pretty man, near if not perfect appearance, and everything he did was jawdropping in both real life and the movie.
I was trying so hard not to scream during the Trouble performance in the movie, so the women in the audience definitely weren't being exaggerated. I was blushing and trembling with who knows whatever the emotion I felt, it's like Elvis sparks a secret emotion only he can manipulate
@@anarchyfork2676 GREAT comment! The life of Elvis was mezermizing!
02:54 my favorite moment in the whole movie. SO GOOD.
Big missed opportunity at club handy after little richard sang.
Elvis should have gotten up and rocked. "Mean woman blues" it would have been EPIC!!!
"mm. 😒"
"mmhm. 🙄"
"😤💅 *lip smack*"
THE SASS😭
Yeah, I liked that one too. Said a lot while saying nothing.
@@delicious1525 the level of sass is incredible
I agree some of THE BEST moments. I still can't believe he talked to Jerry like that, and yelled at the colonel. I thought I would faint.
Faint?
HUGE MISSED OPPORTUNITY after little richard sang at club handy.
Elvis should've gotten up and rocked "mean woman blues"
It would have been EPIC!!!
I'll bet Jerry was used to it.
Lot of folks have commented on his volcanic temper
@@vicki1548 just surprised at the anger on his face. In all the years of watching listening seeing him on concert, you forget its a facade, an image. It's not really Elvis. It's a show.... That's why Priscilla liked the movie I think. I saw him in Vegas and Austin wS exactly like him in 1971.
We need to push this movie be Oscar right from the start awesome can't wait to see what happens next year at Oscar 2023
Best movie EVER! Austin Butler is spectacular. He put his heart and soul into his role and it shows. And he's damn good looking **love** I've seen it 13 times, it's that good
I read that Elvis did routinely shoot the TV when he didn't like what was on (in his later years, I guess). Then he'd tell his dad to go out and buy another one.
I wouldn’t assert that he “routinely” shot out TV set screens, but he was known to do it when he saw something on it he hated.
3:30 that’s me in the morning when I wake up for school. Amazing job please moreeeee!
I also liked the scene where he kicked them out the house for tracking in mud Lmao
That scene with him going on the plane had me bawling my eyes out.
Amazing compilación of all what IS about all the film around,very very well played role by Austin,including one of the most caracteristic way coreography of the King,whose un that' IS almost sittibng on his resr with the opposite leg extended..extraordinary performance...was him...there was Elvis on the stage!!WoW!
First of all... Austin Butler chapeau for his acting.. I never expected this much.. Really great work. Wish him the best doors to open for more great movies.
I went to the movie..
I grew up watching movies and listening to music from elvis.. Enjoyed every time of it an still enyojing every minute.
Never knew he had such a bad manager an big selfish egoïst.. And i feel sorry for elvis he had to go through this all. And the only place i recodnize elvis is happy is when he sings.. So bad he died so young and in such a broken hart cause i believe he just was trapped.. Like in his song.. Cought in a trapp, he couldnt see a way out.. So sad 😔
This can be used for the artists nowadays cause im sure there r lots of people who r cought in a trapp.. And there must be attention to pick up these signals.. Hope this never happens again.
Thanks to all people who made it possible to make this outragous wonderfull movie of the background life of Elvis.. Thank u very much 🤍🤍
Omg I'm so glad this video was done! This is exactly why I've watched the movie so many times since it's HBO Max premiere. He did such a great job!!
Austin kicked ass in this. Everyone did.
Omg his voice very much like Elvis, amazing talent!
Myślę że Elvis byłby dumny z Austina.Wcielił się w rolę rewelacyjnie.
Austin as Elvis is perfekt!
Why is the way that Austin says “turtles” *SO ADDICTING* 😫🤚
One of the greatest movies ever 👏👏👏
Elvis was ready to body someone at 4:02 😳😳😳
Yeah, did he have a knife in his boot? Or was it a gun? Thank goodness he didn't use it.
He did carry in real life too…
@@tomaslopez2940 sure did mans even had a golden one.
what a legend
3:25 … he didn’t do that for no reason… Elvis did it all the time, and again this film shows all the tiny details that y’all are missing!
Yes elvis the one how did it, it’s just a small error in the expression, still great video you make it enola.. keep going 👍🏻
He broke a woman’s ankle throwing a pool stick down. He wasn’t pleasant all the time. He was loud and and angry a lot. We still love him
@Dinosaur 21 just to understand.
I'm just trying to figure out what "that" was. Not sure what she meant. He was directing the band, telling them what to play...right?
@@susanma4899 I think she meant him sticking the mic inside his mouth. He would do that a lot randomly.
Usually Elvis fans are pretty divided on actor portrayals. It's very satisfying to see fans major, minor, old or young united in appreciation of Butlers superb performance. There will probably never be a higher profile nor more stylishly filmed depiction of Elvis, whatever part this plays in his future legacy, it was in good hands with this wildly original film. I'd dreamed of a master director taking on Elvis with a bold cinematic vision, but assumed it would never happen. I consider it a miracle this movie even happened.
Absolutely the best movie I've seen in a looooong time! How in the world did Austin Not get the Oscar and how did that wonderful movie get completely shut out of all the awards??? My last time to watch the Oscars!!
Um homem muito especial que revolucionou uma época. A frente de tudo. Um gênio!! Viva Elvis forever. Thankil! Thankil austin. 💖 e 💖 💖 💖 💖
The Elvis 🕺 Movie in my opinion was Awesome.
Great acting By Austin. And the guy doing little Richard looked just like him.
Best Movie, Austin Butler is dynamic 👏
He deserves the Academy Award also Tom Hanks best supporting actor
O Elvis PUTO é algo impagável e precisava ser visto. Valeu Austin Butler!
0:32 his little “oh” was the cutest thing wth 😭😭
Ikr 😂
I just saw it tonight, for the 4th time. I LOVED IT (obviously) 😉
This was great.
Epic film..great performance..Electric,,parker f elvis till the end
Love this movie,
Austin is Elvis Presley in the King of the rock and roll,,,,,,,,
3:23
How did you mean no reason? Are you Elvis fan?!?!??! Or you are just a film fan who didn't know anything about Elvis before the movie???
Don’t misunderstanding people, she make this video as her own experience.
And there is Nothing wrong with that, nothing wrong if some people didn’t know elvis so will.
Don’t take it seriously. Obviously she loved Elvis We all know she made this vid with love.
Now wouldn't it be nice
A nice cup of tea with Austin Butler or a cup of coffee or two 💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💞💓💗💕🌟⭐💘💝💖
netflix: are you still watching?
someones daughter: 3:27
Watch elvis's "mean woman blues" from the movie "loving you" right here on RUclips.
Now imagine if Baz Lurhman included this scene after little richard sang at club handy?
It would've been EPIC!!!!
Not sure Austin's limited voice could have handled it, but Baz could've used elvis's actual otherworldly vocals on that classic song
I've never seen an Elvis movie, but I wouldn't be surprised if he sang to turtles. I did see a scene where he was in the cockpit of a helicopter singing to some dogs.
I love the bits where he loses his temper, lol
Where he went nuts during a concert and fired the Colonel? That never happened in real life.
@@christinah7716 I know, still great acting from AB tho
@@christinah7716 Was the Colonel a bad person?
HUGE MISSED OPPORTUNITY at club handy after little richard sang.
Elvis should have gotten up and rocked "mean woman blues", it would've been EPIC!!!
How many times u gonna write the same thing man, DAMMIT BOY
@@gregamerson9172
Hey boy?
How many times you gonna vote for Alzheimer's Joe and incompetent harris?
U gonna delete the rest of yr wise n wonderful comments BOY🤣🤣🤣
Wow!!!!😲❤️🔥
🤙👍👍👍👍🎸♥️⚡👑🎶👏🕺🙂✌👋 I love it!!!
I didn’t think you could make a out of context video with this movie but this is so funny lmao
You copied Kissxes
Austin B plays Elvis,,,,,❤❤❤❤❤
Austin. B Plays Elivs,,,,
0:35 Baby Mochi moment
Stop with the spoilers already
0:33 that 100% was a mistake by Austin Butler and I love that they kept it in
real elvis is better
He knows that door because he is from the carnaval
Deseando que llegue el día 22 de septiembre para tenerla..🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️✨✨✨👑👑👑
"intimates upon the stage" haha
This movie had my attention from the moment it started until the end, Absoultley Amazing and mesmerising! Loved this movie 12 times at the big screen Cinema 💙🙏💙🙏Austin/Elvis Elvis/Austin ❤🥰Fr.Australia
3:12 lol 😂
I wonder how Priscilla watched that movie without bursting into tears
She was crying all the way to the bank.
Good movie, just didn't understand what the whole rap music was about in some of the scenes.
This is so good, thank you! 😍💕💕
9.2.22..That New ELVIS Movie is on HBO Max.Well I Watch it.
This was a story About a Love Affair Between
ELVIS & His Audience.Austin Butler Pulled it Off Very Well.
You Could Feel the Heat..The bond.. His Movements were Right on..
Elvis Trying To Fight back to. Keep His Rebel individuality.
*I remember this Happening.the Milking Down..Cleaning Up..
Just Like Brian.. later Did to The Beatles.They Made them Stars.
.but They Stole Their soul.. Locked Them in a Golden Cage..
Perform Like Trained Monkeys.(& Took Most of the Money Too)
That's Show Biz.Buy You Ticket. Take The Ride.Well that was
an interesting take on a story I've Seen & Read about a million Times..
I Don't Get the Point of all the Rap that is in the movie..
Rap Didn't come Along Till Many Yrs later.Tom Hanks Nailed it.
~ Love ~Girl George ~.
@@jerryboswell3849 ~its on HBO MAX
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
you forgot "them girls wanna see ya wiggle"
the way he just kicked that man out of the stage
Perfeito, completo!! A voz mais linda do mundo ❤️
this is just a reupload wtf
facts like i just watched the original before this i was confused and checked the upload dates
Exactly
So there are moments that are out of context.....educate the new fans with the truth....
I for one love this movie and REALLY AM DISAPPOINTED THAT AUSTIN BUTLER DIDNT GET THAT OSCAR FOR THIS ROLE.
THE BEST ELVIS PROTRAYAL NEXT TO KURT RUSSELL'S I'VE EVER SEEN AND DALE FROM ELVIS AND ME IS MY THIRD FAVORITE.
Vernon eating a sandwich while shit is going on around him is an absolute mood.
Elvis wanted to sing Dolly's "I Will Always Love You", but Parker wanted half the publishing rights. He did sing it to Priscilla after the divorce was finalized.
My opinion...Colonel Parker was as crooked as they come. He took advantage if Elvis and when Elvis realized it...he was given drugs without knowing it and that led to his downfall. Parker did the same with Ricky Nelson...just my opinion.
0:31 lmao his little “oh” 😂😂 Elvis got lost
Rip Elves
Butler did a good impersonation of Presley but Hanks as the " colonel " left a bad taste. The whole movie suffered from the excessive, glossy Sheen of Hollywood overkill. Better to watch videos of the real Elvis than this false narrative of a true legend.
I didn't understand that turtles line either. lol
Mi amor tu trabajo es increíble nadie ha interpretado a Elvis como tú... Eres super talento maravilloso...... Pero en el planeta todo está podrido. Todo es corrupción incluso los Oscar.... Sabemos que uno de los jueces es quien acosaba a brenan y destruyó su carrera... Ahora quizo remediar algo.... Los Oscar están podridos.. tu eres grande. Gigante
WONDERFUL edit. Thanks. 👏👏👏
Austin is Beyond phenomenal.
Great clips!!
elvis and jerry lee lewis! white boys- with a little black in them! how about that? lmao!
Fanns många andra bättre och mer lik Elvis som kunde ha selat huvudrollen i filmen Elvis. Filmen var bra tänkt om än lite ytlig skådespelaren förstörde mina förväntningar, dåligt val....
I loved the acting you did Austin.
No entiendo porque mil millones... Talvez porque a Elvis lo ponen ahora contra Tom Jones... Pero este último ya vendido más de cien millones de discos sin embargo Elvis el rey y por eso es el Rey. Ya vendido mal de mil millones de copias de sus discos
I have to watch this movie again. Austin is awesome in this!❤
Pasión sensibilidad y sentimientos eso es Elvis Presley
Col Parker was already a promoter of numerous acts before he met Elvis. The whole carny thing is made up and had nothing to do with Elvis. Also, Col Parker spoke with a southern accent and sounded nothing like this.
Google is helpful before you go into comments and say things that are in fact not facts lol
It only takes a min to find out he was in fact a carney but did represent other acts before Elvis.
He also had seen Elvis perform several times on the circuit before he signed him.
He spoke with several different accents that he would slip in and out of.
@@belinda35_77 I knew the facts I stated before Google was invented and before there was an internet. Google is often wrong and on certain subjects always wrong.
Your assertions are NOT CORRECT! The Colonel was involved in carny acts and the traveling Hank Snow music shows.
@@laurastone6578 That was years before Elvis came along and had nothing to do with Elvis, which is what I said.
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Gracias a ti conoci al Rey... Y ahora lo adoro
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