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- Опубліковано 1 вер 2022
- Elvis (Austin Butler) shows the world who the real Elvis is as he causes hysteria among his fans with his performance of “Trouble.” #elvismovie #austinbutler #elvispresley
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Baz Luhrmann’s “Elvis” explores the life and music of Elvis Presley (Austin Butler), seen through the prism of his complicated relationship with his enigmatic manager, Colonel Tom Parker (Tom Hanks). The story delves into the complex dynamic between Presley and Parker spanning over 20 years, from Presley’s rise to fame to his unprecedented stardom, against the backdrop of the evolving cultural landscape and loss of innocence in America. Central to that journey is one of the most significant and influential people in Elvis’s life, Priscilla Presley (Olivia DeJonge).
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It’s nice to see Feyd Rautha found a less violent career
And some eyebrows
And hair for that matter
Wouldn't it be the other way around? Like: I guess elvis IS really not dead
😂
Still as provocative as ever 😂😂
This is the scene that made me realize Elvis was punk before punk existed. That’s why he is the king of rock and roll!
Yes, I understand that more now also. I kind of got it before, but I only got the music part, that he was introducing R&B to conservative white folks, but I also did not fully understand the PUNK REBEL that he was presenting. He wanted to be like James Dean, he so surmounted anything any of his heros did, he really was Captain Marvel wasn't he?
@@TheBWWaterfront he was even wilder on stage than what was presented here, they tamed it a bit
@@nenabunena and the women reacted crazier
@@angryanakin i know they even tried to tear off his pants
@@TheBWWaterfront he didn't only bring R&B to mainstream, he actually revolutionized it. The thing is he actually mixed Country, R&B, and Gospel together. So he didn't invent Rock and Roll, it existed before him, but he ended up revolutionizing the sound of it.
This man was robbed of an Oscar. My great Uncle has been an Elvis impersonator for years and even done shows and he couldn’t believe how well this man did. He said even with all his experience and knowledge that he couldn’t top this. That’s the highest praise I have ever heard from my uncle. Hope he gets nominated again
Вообще не согласен. Плохая игра.
Yes he was robbed of the Oscar. He truly not only gave the best performance of Elvis but he delivered the best performance of the year which is what the award is supposed to be about not giving out pity awards. I know Austin won alot of other awards even best international performance of the year. The academy should have to turn on their voting cards.
5:14 @@robertacampbell5382
@@robertacampbell5382And who won instead?
@@JointBurnНе вам оценивать значит. Это даже не игра, это перевоплощение. Талант и профессионализм парня глыбы кинематографа оценили. Вам же, гспдн величшный, угодить сложнее)
When Elvis looked back at his mother, that was heartbreaking. He loved his mother so much.
Austin Butler absolutely gave it his all in this film.
He never saw her again ,...
@@clarkthesharkshow9944 Yes he did, they cut his hair and put him in the army, she died while he was serving. All very sad.
Lovely
Sadly doesn't have his looks and performance skills but the voice is 😘🤌
@@lullaby218Yeah I would have prefered Miles Teller for the role, the voice might have been a bit less acurate, but the performance and looks would have been spot on.
I have never listened to a single Elvis song but when this scene came on I finally understood why people liked him so much
That and I was unbelievably flustered
Dare we say... flabbergasted!
Facts! The same lol
WOW, never listen to an Elvis song you really missed a lot, but just think how much enjoyment you have a head of you. Crank it up and get your Elvis on!
Planet are you from?
@@robhileman8890 Venus, apparently
It’s still hard to believe that this was extremely provocative at the time.This kind of performance would be considered tame by today’s standards.
Todays standards are just whack lol.
@@memesouls8653 How are they whack? Performer’s should be able to be as provocative as they want.
That may be but don't forget rock n roll was new to white people & mainstream America in the 1950's.
They weren't used to it yet, white people never seen it before.
@@WINGGULLSEAGULL yes the movie really had a story to tell! Amazing movie on every level!
@@WINGGULLSEAGULL Yep. Rock n Roll was essentially an African American thing, so obviously, this scared White America shitless when Elvis turned it into a mainstream thing. People say he stole black culture, when in my eyes he just showcased his love for it. That’s why I feel that Elvis is a very underrated icon when it comes to the Black community.
This scene makes me blush. He's amazing
Same
The fact that it’s his vocals and not Elvis is amazing he definitely deserves a Oscar I absolutely love him my eyes were glued to the screen
I'm obsessed with this scene.
Same
Totally!
Help
4:58 what?
same.
This is my absolute favorite scene of the entire movie. It really expresses Elvis in all of his glory. The power he had on stage, the command he had over an audience, and the effect he had on his fans plus how truly controversial he was and the way it was the spark that ignited a cultural revolution. It also used the song perfectly for Elvis being caught in the controversy, the way he didn't ask for it but wasn't going to back off, and in that moment he "picks" his fans, it really is perfect for a visual demonstration how the people wanting to start a "rumble" with Elvis had better not be alone because he has all of his fans who are not going to let you take him easily. So Baz did a perfect job with this scene, song, and the story of Elvis.
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Well said!! 💯
I Love ur Comment. 😊
Totally agree
Same this is my favorite scene in the movie
I keep coming back to this scene. I cannot get it out of my head! I was never really an Elvis fan but after I watched this movie I am now obsessed with both Austin and Elvis. He deserves that oscar!
Mee toooooo
Madeline, I feel exactly the same. I'm possessed. I've seen the movie 5 times. Three at the theater and 2 at home. It's on a cable movie.
I so agree with everyone here, something was attracting me to watch Austin as Elvis, or Austin portraying amazingly as Elvis, and now I feel like I'm watching the whole entire movie through clips and clips of Austin being Elvis, so I'm obsessed now with this movie, and Austin. 😊👍
I feel the same way Madeline. I love it.
He resurfaced so much of Elvis in us that we went back looking for him. I have bought the movie, bought 5 Elvis CD'S and watch and listen to both of them every day. Also downloading the movies that Elvis made thanks to UA-cam! I can never get enough!! Great video!!!!! ♥♥♥♥♥♥
The way he mixes aggressive confrontation + sensual seduction is brilliant. In 20 years this will still be brilliant, a legendary interpretation of an otherwise cheesy song.
indeed, the original song is so lame. I didnt actually hear it till after the movie. This version rocks.
this scene did something to me.
Same🙈
Did what ..?🤣🤣🤣🤣
Same
This scene made me realize I’m still alive! Geezuz
Now just imagine the 1950's when women were sexually repressed to a huge degree. No wonder girls went feral XD
Austin gave 100% his power to this role. The way he nailed Elvis' dancing, stage charisma and singing voice. This man deserves all the praise he gets. He managed to erase his Disney Channel persona to this role, that's amazing 🙌🙌
Just give him the Oscar already. I mean, how many music biopics we've seen? This is a towering performance and Mr. Butler should be rewarded for devoting two plus years of his life to nailing this performance. This is dedication, folks. Commitment to craft. The fact that he makes it all look so easy and unforced makes it all that more spectacular.
How he captured the stage presence of Elvis was so impressive to me. Austin Butler said in an interview he studied every Elvis video on UA-cam 8 hours everyday for 2 years straight. That was a legendary performance
@@originaltommy if he wins a nomination, that'll be great too.
I heard he studied the role for a long time too! Still have to see the movie but I heard he did AMAZING and from the scene he sure looks like it too❤️
@@andreavittoria4709 they had to shut down production for 2 years cause of covid and Butler watched and analyzed Elvis videos on UA-cam for 8 hrs a day to get every movement right. He definitely put in the work deserving of Oscar
that singing is crazy dude
Just watched on Netflix. Genius casting Austin Butler! No one could have done it better
This scene alone should give Austin an oscar
edit: even though he didnt win the oscar, im so proud for him, Austin truly gave it his all to make himself be authentic to Elvis as possible
I AGREE!!
Yes!
I agree
True
Incredible job by Austin. My favorite scene followed by the 1968 comeback scene. Then the If I can dream scene. Love it.
If this man doesn’t get an Oscar there’s something wrong with the Oscars
Edit: actually he should at least get nominated. And it’s Because Brendan Fraser will most likely get it after his wonderful performance and may I say it’s top tier.
Edit: I was right he ended being nominated and almost got that Oscar but congrats to Brendan Frasers work in the Whale it was amazing great job to all the other nominees as well
Yeah maybe still problem with Oscar about The Slap last year and Apology to Sacheen Littlefeather having finally find she has been abused.
Dont get all worried about the Oscars. If he gets a nomination, that's fine.
@@kbanghart Ig ur right that is true
Pnoy ka brad
Pnoy ka brad
As a teen, my mother snuck out of the house and, against my grandfather's wishes, went to an Elvis concert. She was in the front row, was kissed by him and given one of his handkerchiefs. She kept that for many, many years until it was stolen one day by a so-called friend.
She must have been a been a remarkable beauty !
I honestly never really knew Elvis Presley's history as a musician and couldn't even name any one of his song. I can gladly say that I'm now a fan after watching this movie. Austin Butler nailed this role.
I knew Elvis most known song, and because of lilo and stitch, more than that any
Austin owns Elvis like Rami owns Freddie Mercury and Taron owns Elton.. these three actors did amazing job as these Classic Rock singers
Talking about musicians in general I also want to add Andrew Garfield as Jonathan Larson. Not quite as famous but as performer biopics go, these four nailed it!
Yes Andrew too!! 💚
rami did an eh job with freddie
I would also include Joaquin Phoenix as Johnny cash 👍
Im going to add Joaquin Phoenix as Johnny cash into this he did amazing as Johnny cash. Him and Elvis are my favorites 🖤
This scene makes millions of younger generation who's born after 2000, start to listen to Elivs and discover how Elvis was unique
was he unique ?🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
@@hello_04 yes
no
literally me
@@hello_04 He's talking about unique to the music artist today's generation grew up with smh🤦♂️🤦♂️
2:37 that mic drop fakeout was CLEAN
Austin Butler slayed in this and he will slay in Dune 2. The man is a legend right in our own time.
He is supposed to be "supporting only" in Dune 2. There will be chaos I fear.
Reasons why Austin should get an Oscar:
-He captured Elvis essence, watching the movie felt like watching actual Elvis, not an imitator
-He had no singing experience yet he managed to deliver with those vocals on the movie and nailed that young Elvis sound
-He went through an insane vocal training to sound just like Elvis and he did it so well
-He read every Elvis book and studied every Elvis videos and interviews he could to give an authentic interpretation, now THAT'S DEDICATION
-He managed to nail those iconic Elvis moves even tho he had no prior dancing experience
-He learned Elvis' mannearisms for the movie
-He gave the performance of his life, if the Academy doesn't give him an award then there is something wrong
Alsoo, ofc Elvis is the one and only and Austin is obviously not Elvis, Elvis is a legend and no one could ever be like him but I think we can all agree that no other actor has made a better interpretation of him than Austin! At the end of the day, he is just an actor who gave his best and did so well, so he should def get awarded for that!
YES!!!!!!!
He did have singing and dancing experience have you not seen his other work
But did he get *mauled by a bear?!*
What are you talking about, Austin is LITERALLY a grammy nominated musician XD
This movie was an absolute MASTERPIECE. and Austin Butler.....He is such a talented actor. When I watched this movie and seeing him perform, it was like he was possessed and I had chills down my spine. It was such a beautiful movie and I would give up everything just to watch it for the first time again.
🤩Never better said! 🤩
Dead on
エルヴィスは、全部の場面が好きだけど、このトラブルのシーンが一番大好き‼️ アメリカ社会と大人に対する反発を、音楽とダンスとファッションで表現するエルヴィス•プレスリーという人を一番良く表しているシーンだし、何よりカッコいいよね～😀👍❤️
His crotch was possessed perhaps.
Baz Luhrman’s Elvis is a certified classic and always will be to me ❤
It’s incredible how this rendition of Trouble is even better and more dramatic than Elvis’s actual live performances of this song
you can top an elvis performance if you practice for 2 years to immitate him, record it with way better cameras and audio, a hundred different shot angles, police, mother, agent, drama, slow motion and even an orchestra playing in the background.
The actual concert at russwood was wild tbh, though he didn't sing trouble.
Sorry, Elvis did raw performances to perfection. This compared to Elvis is overproduced, not even close. You cannot and should not compare unless you understand music production
@@szanyivica mhm… and youre the expert on that, yes?
Austin was freaking incredible!!!
3:41 to me, Butler as Elvis felt like an Oscar winning performance. Hanks in supporting too.
I feel like the fat suit made ot hard for Hanks to act like he is vapable of.
Thanks you for this time stamp 🥰
We need the 4 hours extended version of Elvis
OH YES PLEASE! WE WANT MORE SCENES LIKE ZACK SYDER'S JL DID
😂👍
Do you know when?
Sadly Baz stated in an interview that if he were to release that cut it would be years from now. 😔
@@johnwilliamson2207 😢
Here we see a rebellious Elvis Presley in tune with Rock and roll. Magnificent!!!
Thank you Mr Butler for giving us Elvis it felt like he was back for a moment
Austin deserves the Oscar!!! He did such an amazing job, wonderful, magnificent.
Now he won the Golden Globe! His career to the Oscar has now started!
@@Ivosferatus even if he doesn't win, he at least got a nomination
Do people get paid to make comments in here?
@@Ivosferatus do get
@@Ivosferatus Trust and believe
If Austin doesn’t win the Oscar I’m rioting in the streets
BE RIGHT THERE WITH YOU
Okay I'll be the third guy there then :D
I agree 👍 💯
Me tooooooo
THAT'S HOW WE SHOULD HAVE FELT, WHEN DENZEL DIDN'T GET ONE FOR X
I’m obsessed, like, who wouldn’t love him. ❤, I wish I saw him in person!!
such a shame this movie didnt get any award in Oscars... Austin Butler was UNREAL.
he did win an oscar!
American did not want to give an oscar to an australian producer...
I gained so much respect for Elvis watching this movie. He really just wanted to do his own thing and be true to his Southern roots. And Austin Butler... wow. I'm in love. What an incredible actor/performer, and very handsome to boot.
Yeah what a cutie
I also gained respect for Elvis from this, I admired him previously alot but this really shows Elvis the man, I loved this movie so much.
He should win an Oscar for this movie if he doesn’t the oscars are irrelevant in my book
The Oscars are already irrelevant, it’s either you’re black or you don’t win.
@@KRYMauL 🫠 Bruh. What?
@@freejohson8278 That should say irrelevant, they insist on making them woke and it’s hurt their credibility among moviegoers.
But the other performances that might win aren’t even out so how can you say this
@@prime8665 because currently this is the best while the others don't come out
Er ist so ein Hübscher!! ❤
Music wouldn't be music without Elvis Presley. ❤
When he goes up on his toes! 😍😍😍
Like Real Elvis and Michael Jackson and Justin Bieber do
@@lukester939 don’t include Justin bieber in the same sentence as Elvis and MJ ever again.
Austin brought elvis back to life he definitely deserves to win an Oscar
I agree
GAVE ME THE CHILLLLSSSS EVERY TIME I WATCHED THIS SCENE
I can't stop watching him..and I'm 73....
This is one of the scenes that got me choked up. And there's a lot more.
This scene is spectacular, but there is one scene from the movie that really centered the whole movie, that gave it it's full weight. When Col. Parker is selling his act to the Vegas men. It completely unraveled the mystery of Elvis's downfall. Perfectly. It traumatized me as much as a real life event. Baz killed this movie, I have not been this affected by a movie since I was 18 and saw Apocalypse Now in Manhattan.
This would be my FAVORITE scene.. Looks like we were seeing the real Elvis. The voice, moves, feelings, what he went thru... Austin perfectly nailed!!
Yes elvis was here in that scene. And with the drum falling off the stage, Baz did it perfectly.
Little detail of the bassist having soo much fun
Austin Butler fkn nails it, and Elvis was the King. ❤❤❤
When he’s on his toes gets me every time!!!!!!🥰
Elvis did that, however it really was black moves he was incorporating, I like the way the movie seemlessly shows us Elvis's childhood and helps us really understand the influences he took to and implemented. Beale Street, he liked real music. He took rockabilly and turned it into Rock N Roll. Nice. I really get it all now, wish I was there to see him in the beginning, before the Army.
I love how so many people are learning about Elvis because of this movie. He will never be forgotten.
@@TheBWWaterfront Same I wish I was there to him too and Also, I wish I was in the 60's
Yes!
@@TheBWWaterfront many racists in the South thought Elvis was a national security threat because he was bringing black music to the white masses!
Austin's performance in this scene stirred up feelings an old lady shouldn't have toward a young man!!!🔥🔥💖
Love your comment, my grandmother always said, there may be snow on the rooftop, but there`s still a fire in the furnace.🌹
😂😂😂
Hahaha!! I agree!!
I agreed 👍👍👍
I don’t blame you sharel
Congratulations to Austin Butler for winning Best Actor tonight at the BAFTA's! Next, the Oscar!
@@dariussalepetru6770 Well SAG is a union who strokes the underdog, so I knew Frasher was winning that one.
Austin Butler... wow... he did such a great job in this movie. He sounded like him, danced like him, sang like him, and looked like him.
“Austin Butler stares down the lens and melts it.” - Entertainment Weekly Yes he does indeed! He did his homework for his role of Elvis. Austin delivered 100% and more. He better get awards! If he doesn’t, the awards are bogus. Thanks for uploading.
What a line. Truly piercing gaze 👏
"Of course you gotta listen to the people that you love. But in the end you gotta listen to yourself"
If that ain't inspirational, then I don't know what it is.
Questo ragazzo è bellissimo.
Austin was simply magnificent, I think Elvis❤
We see not Austin, we see Elvis. Dont bother voting at all, just give an Oscar to Austin
Yes!
No need to vote indeed..... amazing performance
Austin Oskar Oskar!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤
I love how committed he was to the role to do the King proud and perfected his talking AND singing voice❤
My favorite scene
The chokehold this scene got me in- 😫I CANT STOP WATCHING IT
The drummer knew what was up hats off to him
elvis is a really a miracle
As B.B. King said ..Elvis had everything! Talent, charisma, charm. There's a reason he is the top selling singer OF ALL TIME. There's never been before and will never be again a more perfect entertainer. The greatest voice that ever lived.
You forgot to add he wouldn't be anything without the black people he stole from. Other than that you described Michael Jackson to a tee
@@jaquanpowell4605 U forgot to ad y'all wouldn't be anything without the white folks.
@@jaquanpowell4605 Who invented electricity, light bulb, trains, cars, jets? And don't forget Yer bicycle! Every single item inside yer apartment was created by us. If it wasn't for us y'all still be in a cave.
@@jaquanpowell4605 Elvis was born in Tupelo , and he grew up & lived in Memphis : the South ; he loved & sang some black music , but he stole no one : you should know his real history , not to imagine one for him .
Maybe to know basic things about this , you could have a look of the praises about Elvis , those from Chuck Berry , from James Brown , Little Richard , BB King to undestand it more clearly ... even the praises from Mohamed Ali ( the boxer ) , everybody who knows this champ well , knows that Ali was really not this kind of man who could have sympathy for someone stiling something from black people . Have a look , please !
@@ELVISreincarnation Without the blues he wouldn't have a career. Without black people and our pain ya'll wouldn't have rock and roll. Almost all of his early songs were exclusively sang by black artist. Ya'll love to say Elvis was the king when we had Chuck Berry and Little Richard. Ya'll love Elv8s the same reason why Justin Timberlake and Robin Thicke was considered the kings of RnB, our music isn't digestible by ya'll unless a pale face is singing.
I really love how Austin took on this scene. The irony of the lyrics cause Elvis wasn’t evil at all just loved music so much but the media kept haunting him like evil, and the face Austin makes while singing ‘Evil,’ is so emotional powerful and shaking as he fights to be himself and let it out what he’s gone thru. Thank you for sharing such an amazing performance Austin, and Elvis for changing the world!!
Beautifully said!
They couldn’t handle how much talent he had. The way he sings and moves is so beautiful that this world… we don’t know how to handle it. For the more religious among us, we might think we can’t enjoy that kind of beauty because we call it ‘temptation’. But that’s not it.
Elvis moved like how he did when he was slain in the Spirit at church. Austin is a Christian too but he also got to have that gospel tent type of experience when he went to church with Baz in Nashville to get in touch with Elvis’ spirit. That drove a lot of the emotional core of his portrayal. I’ve heard him say “if I wasn’t feeling that feeling I had at that church, I knew I was off”. And that kept him going for 18 months?! Absolutely incredible.
Great cinematography but historically inaccurate, Trouble was written for King Creole in 1958, almost two years after this scene depicts!
We have the same Pearl-clutching evangelicals today, many of them are voting to restore the world back to a time prior to this.
Wow what a performance!
And this is Austin’s real voice in this song , he sang all the songs in Elvis early years
@@DanWilliams-Zethril What an evil soul… do something productive instead of spreading negativity. Under a clip where an actor portrays Elvis? You must be so bored .
If the actor played Elvis as well as you say, then Elvis wasn't special so others could play like him, and Elvis' original voice wasn't even used. The actor sings the songs. I thought Elvis had the most beautiful voice in the world...
Incredibly ridiculous...sorry
@@stotelesii3025 are you illiterate? Your comment matches with nothing I said.
@@stotelesii3025What do you mean lol? People can paint exactly like Van Gogh today, but they would have no idea how if he hadn’t done it first. He was the original, that’s why his voice is special
@@mombogori5667 Maybe you're right, but I can't watch a two-and-a-half-hour film about Elvis in which Elvis' voice isn't heard for a single second🙂
The King. Period.
The song was awesome and the scene 🤘🤘🤘
He deserved that oscar❤
This young man blows my mind every time I listen to him sing, gyrate, howl and shake it all about. Austin Butler is Elvis alive!! I get the chills and feel as if I am in that era even though I was a young child. Austin Butler.. one hot, talented star who will be seen for years to come.
He didn’t do the singing
@@cindybrock1705 Yes he did in Trouble and in the earlier days of Elvis. They blended their voices on the later part of the movie.
My favorite scene in the whole movie, Baby Let’s Play House is a close second. The amount of times i rewatch this scene is alarming.
Lol same. Those 2 scenes are my fav
Join the club.
@@TheBWWaterfront Hey, don't leave me behind. I have watched this scene COUNTLESS TIMES & it TAKES MY BREATH AWAY WITH THE SHEER MASCULINE SEXINESS OF IT!
I love Elvis
Spectacle!!
one of the best scenes in the entire movie!
"you looookin for trouble??? you caaamme to the riiiight plaaacceee!"
this always give me chills
Me to haunting and very. 🔥 shells fire powerful
He was robbed of an Oscar!
One of the best scene ever shoot in Hollywood 😮
I WATCHED ELVIS 10X‼️ I LOVE THIS MOVIE‼️‼️‼️ #TCB4EVER⚡️
His performance in this movie deserves an Oscar specially in this scene and suspicious minds scene.. I loved it
Yes his stage presence was outstanding....just as it was for the real Elvis!
Literally the most beautiful man I’ve ever seen, I just can’t 🫠
I probably saw this movie about 30 times. Austin Butler did an amazing job as an actor
Golden globe winner.. 2023.. Congratulations Austin.
Next up Oscar’s
One of the better biopics made.
This kind of music tops everyone of these rappers or so-called singers now
This is by far my favorite scene from the entire movie. Austin Butler was just fantastic as Elvis. So charismatic and gorgeous and entertaining. This is by far my all time favorite movie 😀
"But if you're gonna start a rumble, don't you try it all alone" Yeeeesssss! 🙌
If Rami Malek could win an Oscar for his "portrayal" of Freddie Mercury, Austin Butler should win 10.
Where he didn’t even sing. But you know Taron deserved it way more and still lost…..
@@doreengreen3287 To be fair, Taron's performance was going up against much tougher competition than Malek's did. Still a huge snub that he didn't even get an Oscar nom.
Elvis was and always will be The King of Rock and Roll. He had it all looks talent charisma. No one will ever replace him ever.
Marisample..nadie está intentando reemplazar al rey pero Austin se reencarnó en Elvis..❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Oh I know that I was saying that no one in the future will ever replace him as the King of Rock and Roll ❤
My favorite Elvis song from my favorite Elvis movie, his too... King Creole was Elvis' favorite and I highly recommend watching it....
He recommended King Creole + Flaming Star as Elvis' best.
Been rewatching on HBO since it got added this morning 😭
me asf, I watched it about 5 times. I'm not playing, I watched it FIVE. TIMES. I HAD TO WATCH KING CREOLE TO GET MY MIND OFF OF IT
@@saintastronomydomine SAME me with Viva Las Vegas 😭 and speedway.
The greatest show on earth🔥
Love you Austin forever
Oscar-winning performance by Austin Butler!
This is my favorite scene from the movie. I confess that I gave a few screams inside. 😁
Hi Patricia, how are you
Just finished watching the movie what a masterpiece
The best and provocative "Elvis" portrayal in movies.
He did justice to Elvis
Give them every Oscar going for this movie it’s a masterpiece ❤️👏🏻
I prefer him to Elvis 😛
Give Austin all the awards!!!🎉
This has to be one of my top favorite scenes in the movie!! Elvis was such a badass and Austin Butler really out did himself in this one i can't get enough of it!! its the literal the definition of an EPIC performance & that moment he gets up on his toes like that at 2:21 it made me squeal at home in my living room just like those girls! I can only imagine what it was like to see the real Elvis do it! but in that moment I understood why the girls were so crazy for him ...Elvis sure was one of a kind
That's for sure; and I never realized it during his lifetime.