I just can’t get over the older lady in the back and her reaction, the second she saw Austin’s portrayal of Elvis you could see it in her eyes she had flashbacks and covered her mouth, it gives you chills
I was an extra on various scenes in this movie and I can tell you Austin Butler was electrifying in his performances on stage and was always in character as Elvis. Baz Luhrmann was an incredible motivator and, as you can see, the background extras gave their all and bought incredible energy to this movie.
Wow. What a special experience. Thanks for that insight. Butler's world is about to change big time. Looks to be a remarkable performance in an extraordinary film.
I am like a child on Christmas morning. I can't wait to see this movie. I am 49 and I remember my mother crying while she was dressing me, I asked her what was wrong and she told me Elvis died and I'm just a little sad. I remember exactly in the kitchen where we were 🙏❤️
I don’t know what the right words are, When I watch what he entered into, his voice was magical but for the time he was in the popular culture said unbelievable comments and the same from other famous blues artists when I see Elvis saying he can’t criticize any other artists “There’s room for all of us” what a gifted person he was not just in his voice but compassion to touch so many it’s still being felt in 2022😎 There is only one King and he said that too. Thank you God for letting us all lose ourselves in the gift of music That’s made for EVERYONE!
Brand new Elvis book, Elvis: The Quest for an Oscar, great cover and 536 pages of Elvis. It is a fitting tribute to the contributions that Elvis made to the movie industry. The 31 movies Elvis made always, always entertained everyone and Hollywood should recognize Elvis with an Oscar he so rightfully deserves. It looks like Austin Butler will be nominated for Elvis and no doubt he wins the best actor Oscar….hands down. You will love the book as much as the movie…..Aloha
I just want to say when I showed my mother this she had the same exact reaction... she covered her mouth and told me he was always missing his other half and that he suffered from massive depression because of it and that he was the ultimate mommas boy, not to mention that at that time his sex appeal was unmatched because no one had ever been broadcasted the way he was and reached millions in a time when no one had the ability to reach the masses... by far my favorite reaction video thank you guys for the video 🤗
The line "and nobody's gonna remember me" brought a tear to my eye. Glad to see they're acknowledging where Elvis got his music from. This could spark a massive Elvis revival. I think in this age of Kanye West and heavily manufactured pop music people have forgotten what a god Elvis was.
Baz Luhrmanns has invested a lot of power in the film and you can't forget that. Before he made the film.He asked many close friends and relatives how he was and that's what the film ended up being. I think it is wonderful that this legend is not forgotten and has made a film. God loves you do not forget. Peace and love. Best regards Bernd from Germany😎✌
Hi from AUSTRALIA! So far I have loved and enjoyed this movie 9 times at the big screen cinema! OSCORS GALLORE FOR ELVIS THE MOVIE IS SENSATIONAL ARTISTIC !
I first saw Elvis as a very young girl of six or so at the drive-in in Flaming Star. I fell in love for the rest of my life. I cried so much when he died in the movie and even more when he died in 1977. He was the most beautiful man ever created with the most wonderful, matchless voice. What a gift to the world!
The director spent six years in Memphis, TN, and Tupelo, Mississippi, researching the part. The movie starts with Elvis' early influences by Gospel and Blues music in Memphis - Tom Hanks plays Tom Parker. Austin Butler was in Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. If you watch the red carpet interviews for the release of that movie, you will see just how like Elvis he really is. It will be interesting to see if they show the relationship between Elvis, Priscilla Presley. and Ann-Margret. There's an interview from the Charlie Rose show from 1994 with Ann-Margret which is quite telling.... given how guarded Ann-Margret is of her relationship with Elvis
Sorry he moved to Memphis TN but his early musical influences were in Tupelo Ms! The director actually spent time in Tupelo Ms! He learned the layout of the town where are the 4 white families including Elvis and his mother lived in the black neighborhood. Interviewed one of his black childhood friends from Tupelo Ms in 2019! The gentleman's name is Sam bell but sadly he passed away last year 2021. The interview with Sam bell is available on UA-cam!
Loved Elvis. ❤️ I watched all his films, when I was younger. Love “Jail House Rock”. I’m so going to watch this. 😍❤️ Thanks for the Review, Mark, Nadia and Nanny Di. 😘
It blew me away!!!!!! Few points.. his relationship with his mum was absolutely normal!!!! Just close :) ELVIS loved food but ate normally with some southern eating thrown in. He did like to eat the same thing repeatedly…. But I am the same so I dunno if that’s odd??? Elvis was a normal healthy weight for the majority of his life. Of course as we get older our bodies change and we can’t eat as much as we once did…. That can play a factor in any human. Elvis was no different. After his mother died ELVIS talked about the grief… he dealt with it as all humans do. Elvis didn’t hand pick Priscilla. They met in Germany, it was also just after he had lost his mother and was in a strange place and in the army….. I think if you look for negatives you will find them. Elvis struggled with prescription medication because he had 9 body systems failing, he needed it but then became addicted. A very vicious cycle. They will touch on it for sure but I believe Baz will sensitively deal with it. With respect. Also the Martin Luther king murder impacted heavily on elvis… he recorded if I can dream after Walter earl Brown wrote it in response to the death. Elvis believed in it!!! As for toms accent…. He was Dutch originally…. Moved to America illegally. I don’t know but I think the accent is to shout it out - Tom wasn’t who he said he was!!! There will be no doubt after this movie about Parker’s start in life - no matter how much he tried to hide it! Enjoyed your reaction:) xxxx TCB always! Elvis Lives!
@@lynncantrell2782 his necessitated medications especially cortisone , caused his weight to fluctuate its a well known side effect, along with water retention as the kidneys are not functioning correct. Uppers or downers would have no bearing on him gaining weight. If anything uppers would make you lose weight.
Kurt Russell was not good in that part because he can't act. He's always Kurt with makeup pretending to be elvis. Elvis was 6 ft tall, Russell might be 5'9" and Kurt can't sing, and Austin sang all the early songs himself. Austin is also tall. Elvis was always tall onscreen and onstage. This movie shows the real elvis. I don't know how Austin did it. But it got a 12 minute standing ovation in Cannes. I see kurts version now and it looks like a cartoon. I'm sure Kurt is mortified. .
O my I love it ❤️ my mum loved him and he was such a beautiful man there will never be another 🤩❤️ love his music I sang my way to my dad just before he passed last year 😪 but dad would have loved it ❤️ thank you mark Nadia and nanny 🤗🤗🤗 chi chi and toffee xx ❤️
3:25 the boy makes a good impression and shows that elvis loved black culture from a very young age. the boy plays the scene very well, which i can see in the trailer. when aliens visit earth for the first time, their first question will be "where is elvis?"
The thing with Tom Hanks accent is the fact that Colonel Tom Parker was actually a Dutch illegal alien in the United States who self-adopted the title of Colonel (Like a Kentucky Colonel) but no one can find where he was actually made one.
Wow! That Looks and sounds amazing.. I've always liked the look of Elvis,so Good Looking,and I like a lot of his songs. I shall definitely go to the Cinema to get the best effect from the music and drama. I bet a lot of Elvis hits will get back into the charts again after viewing this Film at the Cinema... Thanks for the review Guys👍👏👏
Loved it! Loved Elvis, they used to do a magazine collection, and with each magazine there was like his posters, birth stuff, show things like tickets etc, some really interesting stuff.. looking forward to this
My dad, has often said there are only 4 beautiful men....my dad is heterosexual btw...his 3 grandsons and Elvis. Elvis had an androgynous face which was in fact quite beautiful. According to those who knew/met him, he was even more beautiful in person than on the screen!! Can you imagine?!! Cannot wait to see this film x
It's brilliant that Hollywood still acknowledge the value of Elvis Presley, his legacy is beyond unique, his story is as exciting as it's sad. His music has led us on a journey for decades, his interpretation of songs he drew from other's has inspired so many, but it's taken this new generation to rediscover just how much Elvis Presley changed the way society thought, politically in the 1950s youth, musically for all and still relevant to this day. A few mistakes in the trailer...gotta be honest... Colonel Tom Parkers carnival days had been long gone when he first met Elvis, so the fair ground ferris wheel scene, didn't happen. The young Elvis in the gospel tent, too dramatic, Elvis may of snook into religious gospel churches, but he wasn't the centre of attention, or stricken with biblical seizures. Elvis working for Crown Electric Company, he still had blonde hair. The 1968 NBC TV Special, the Martin Luther King clip, the Special was being filmed in June of 1968, Martin Luther Kings assassination was carried out in April of 1968 in Memphis, yet the TV announced he had just been shot, poet license or disrespect to MLK, his sacrifice should be acknowledged with respect. OK....you may say I'm being petty, but Elvis is the most documented entertainer of all time, the Graceland archive has millions of artifacts and precise documents, which are also on a database, yet they still get it wrong, and that's just in the trailer, but that's Hollywood for you....it's $$$$ over fact. So if you feel I am being over protective or too pampering to detail, I understand, it's not my fault, it's the ignorance of the Hollywood personal involved, it shows they don't care about detail, so how much do they care about Elvis.....we will all enjoy the movie anyway, I'm looking forward to it's release.
Listen to Elvis singing "If I can dream" (the white suit version). It's Elvis's tribute to Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King after their assassinations. He uses MLK words. It's heart wrenching. Also please react to the 15 minute documentary "Elvis Presley and the Black Community" to get a full understanding of how Elvis risked his career by supporting the Black community back when it was dangerous to do so.
The glory days of elvis in the late 50s/60s was probably the golden age of American its self, elvis is still the king, that version of unchained melody is truly amazing, bring a tear to a glass eye.
This looks cool! I'm glad, because it looks like they're really leaning into the fact that Elvis was HEAVILY influenced by Black American music/culture/dance. Rock and Roll, R&B, rap, soul, country, funk, jazz, blues (and more) -- all pioneered by Black Americans, so any movie that celebrates the origins and source of inspiration for artists like Elvis, and many other iconic musicians, I am super down for. I hope to see the king of rock and roll, Chuck Berry, make an appearance too! I'm all about movies like this -- but giving credit where credit is due is a MUST! This looks like the first of movies like this that really seems to do this tbh. We love to see it.
Country was not pioneered by black Americans it grew out of white folk music oh the Appalachian Mountains and Deep South! Originating from what was called hillbilly music! What you're basically trying to insinuate is that all music originated out of Africa. But none of the immigrants from hundreds of countries in Europe and Asia bring their own culture to this continent!
@@heyrobwest3908 I really believe that was what Baz Luhrmann was trying to convey to the audience by combing blues, soul and rap in the movie. The movie is not a documentary on Elvis' life but it's about the situations around his rise to fame and his influences. I am an average white person from England but when I first heard artists like Chuck Berry, Bo Diddly, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf and also harmony groups like the Shirelles, Marvelletes and Mary Wells etc, etc, I was transfixed. I have no idea where it came from but I still feel the power of this music to this day.
Elvis was the most beautiful man ever! Also, sorry Mark but I think Tom hanks has nailed it as Parker - he was a weird guy and it looks like he has captured that x
Elvis dident copy black music, he combined country, blues and white and black Gospel. And remember this is just a trailer, you cant show everything in it .
Back here rewatching. Have seen the movie and wow! Never been a fan also, but just listen his songs here and there, but holy frick. Butler kills it as Elvis and I love some Tom Hanks, but this movie makes you hate him.
Tom Hank's accent ... Colonel Parker's real name was Andreas Cornelis van Kuijk , an illegal immigrant from Breda, Netherlands .... he never obtained an American passport which in part explains why Elvis never performed outside the United States ..
Elvis was THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, HANDSOME, MESMERIZINGLY ATTRACTIVE HUMAN EVER... The most handsome man I've ever seen who was also more beautiful than most women... And I'm not gay... I'm simply honest
At last a film that looks like it will blow away much of the BS and cartoonist negativity and show just how stratospheric a superstar he was until he died..and importantly the man's Vision for the world..the central theme is not Elvis or the Colonel but a rhetorical to the world today
Elvis´ manager Col Tom Parker was a Dutch immigrant. Thats why he had an accent. Also he was an ilegal alien in the US which was part of the reason that Elvis never flew out of the country to do concerts on the fear that he would not be allowed back in the states. Elvis never knew this. Thats why the Col, came up with the idea of playing Live Via Satellite. The only artist to be viewed by billions world wide. Nobody has ever done that since.
I am so excited for this movie, I'm surprised you said Elvis handpicked Priscilla when you have had her on your show and she has told you how they met , she was invited back Elvis didn't have a say in that part , he had just lost his mum and he struck a connection with Priscilla! Elvis's relationship with his mum was very close , she was overprotective of him after losing his twin brother Jesse at childbirth!! I enjoyed your reaction though, hope you watch the movie and maybe listen to some more Elvis songs there are some amazing ones .TCB ❤
@@0912sooli not disputing her age but it was a different time period, I met my husband when I was 14 , what was more acceptable then isn't now we have evolved
@@johanley229 Jo hun no need to justify yourself. Noone can ever know who who we may or may not meet in our lives, It's just fate, fate put Elvis and Proscilla together despite their age difference at the time it was simply meant to be. Once Elvis knew her age he was more than respectful of it, of her and to her parents, he was raised that way. He was smitten the day they met, honoured her dignity till the day they wed and was never forced to.marry her despite what others may have said . This movie is gonna dispel quite a few unjustified myths.
I just can’t get over the older lady in the back and her reaction, the second she saw Austin’s portrayal of Elvis you could see it in her eyes she had flashbacks and covered her mouth, it gives you chills
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I was an extra on various scenes in this movie and I can tell you Austin Butler was electrifying in his performances on stage and was always in character as Elvis. Baz Luhrmann was an incredible motivator and, as you can see, the background extras gave their all and bought incredible energy to this movie.
Wow. What a special experience. Thanks for that insight. Butler's world is about to change big time. Looks to be a remarkable performance in an extraordinary film.
@@ExVoto63 Thank you. Yes, it was very special as I have been a lifelong fan.
The return of the King 2022... ♥️
He will be great I can see it already
@@danielupsdell2697 Totally agree Daniel.
I am like a child on Christmas morning. I can't wait to see this movie. I am 49 and I remember my mother crying while she was dressing me, I asked her what was wrong and she told me Elvis died and I'm just a little sad. I remember exactly in the kitchen where we were 🙏❤️
@Suzan Lopez: I am in tears. i can still remember when i was 13 almost 14 years old and i was listening to the news when elvis had died.
What ever is out come is ELVIS PRESLEY always be king of rock and roll Elvis never be forgotten
The lady’s reaction when she saw Austin🥰
The most beautiful man ever x I got my first Elvis record when I was ,8 fell in love with him then still love him today 52 years ago ❤️
Thank you Baz Luhrmann…Thank you very much!
This is amazing.! The charisma. Wow. He had it all.
Elvis was all about putting on a show. And so is Baz Luhrmann. I think he'll give a good introduction to Elvis for the younger generations.
Lol, I always say that Elvis was the most gorgeous being to ever walk the earth.
I don’t know what the right words are, When I watch what he entered into, his voice was magical but for the time he was in the popular culture said unbelievable comments and the same from other famous blues artists when I see Elvis saying he can’t criticize any other artists “There’s room for all of us” what a gifted person he was not just in his voice but compassion to touch so many it’s still being felt in 2022😎 There is only one King and he said that too. Thank you God for letting us all lose ourselves in the gift of music That’s made for EVERYONE!
I love Elvis and watched the Elvis film Austin butler played him fantasticly.
Elvis' Wife, Daughter, & GrandDaughter are all With It. The Film got a TWELVE Minute Ovation at the Cannes Film Festival.
I enjoyed your chatting and comments! 👍😊 Elvis is phenomenal. Love his music. Looking forward to the movie. From South Africa 👍⚡🇿🇦
I just rented this and watched it 3 times! He deserves an Oscar!!!
Elvis was like if the Greeks had sculpted a real life person level beautiful.
Brand new Elvis book, Elvis: The Quest for an Oscar, great cover and 536 pages of Elvis. It is a fitting tribute to the contributions that Elvis made to the movie industry. The 31 movies Elvis made always, always entertained everyone and Hollywood should recognize Elvis with an Oscar he so rightfully deserves. It looks like Austin Butler will be nominated for Elvis and no doubt he wins the best actor Oscar….hands down. You will love the book as much as the movie…..Aloha
I just want to say when I showed my mother this she had the same exact reaction... she covered her mouth and told me he was always missing his other half and that he suffered from massive depression because of it and that he was the ultimate mommas boy, not to mention that at that time his sex appeal was unmatched because no one had ever been broadcasted the way he was and reached millions in a time when no one had the ability to reach the masses... by far my favorite reaction video thank you guys for the video 🤗
The King of music always.... And the greatest of all times... Greetings from cairo Egypt
The line "and nobody's gonna remember me" brought a tear to my eye. Glad to see they're acknowledging where Elvis got his music from. This could spark a massive Elvis revival. I think in this age of Kanye West and heavily manufactured pop music people have forgotten what a god Elvis was.
agreed
he was influenced, he didn't steal black anything.
Kanye West makes as great music as Elvis tho
@@yeayeayea-v2l you muppet - Kanye is a tool - I would rather watch paint dry than listen to that organ donor
could not agree more, Kanye west couldn't even qualify to clean The King's boots let alone sing like Elvis. Clean his arse maybe though.. .
The soundtrack will sound amazing in the cinema
Baz Luhrmanns has invested a lot of power in the film and you can't forget that. Before he made the film.He asked many close friends and relatives how he was and that's what the film ended up being. I think it is wonderful that this legend is not forgotten and has made a film. God loves you do not forget. Peace and love. Best regards Bernd from Germany😎✌
It was one of the most difficult films to ever make due to the protocols of the Covid rules at the time.
@@WilliamHenryAlbert I completely agree with you there. Best regards from Germany
@@Tigerfeuer Best regards to you too.
Hi from AUSTRALIA! So far I have loved and enjoyed this movie 9 times at the big screen cinema!
OSCORS GALLORE FOR ELVIS THE MOVIE IS SENSATIONAL ARTISTIC !
Elvis for ever
I first saw Elvis as a very young girl of six or so at the drive-in in Flaming Star. I fell in love for the rest of my life. I cried so much when he died in the movie and even more when he died in 1977. He was the most beautiful man ever created with the most wonderful, matchless voice. What a gift to the world!
My man Elvis beautiful inside and out. Hope this movie portrays the beautiful soul he is
The director spent six years in Memphis, TN, and Tupelo, Mississippi, researching the part. The movie starts with Elvis' early influences by Gospel and Blues music in Memphis - Tom Hanks plays Tom Parker. Austin Butler was in Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. If you watch the red carpet interviews for the release of that movie, you will see just how like Elvis he really is. It will be interesting to see if they show the relationship between Elvis, Priscilla Presley. and Ann-Margret. There's an interview from the Charlie Rose show from 1994 with Ann-Margret which is quite telling.... given how guarded Ann-Margret is of her relationship with Elvis
Do you know the gospel song they are singing?
Sorry he moved to Memphis TN but his early musical influences were in Tupelo Ms! The director actually spent time in Tupelo Ms! He learned the layout of the town where are the 4 white families including Elvis and his mother lived in the black neighborhood. Interviewed one of his black childhood friends from Tupelo Ms in 2019! The gentleman's name is Sam bell but sadly he passed away last year 2021. The interview with Sam bell is available on UA-cam!
YEEEEEEEEEEES.........BRILLIANT JUST BRILLIANT .....THEY FOUND THE GUY,,,,,
Loved Elvis. ❤️
I watched all his films, when I was younger.
Love “Jail House Rock”.
I’m so going to watch this. 😍❤️
Thanks for the Review, Mark, Nadia and Nanny Di. 😘
Will be amazing picture i hope that new persons discovery elvis
blessings always, TCB
It blew me away!!!!!!
Few points.. his relationship with his mum was absolutely normal!!!! Just close :) ELVIS loved food but ate normally with some southern eating thrown in. He did like to eat the same thing repeatedly…. But I am the same so I dunno if that’s odd??? Elvis was a normal healthy weight for the majority of his life. Of course as we get older our bodies change and we can’t eat as much as we once did…. That can play a factor in any human. Elvis was no different. After his mother died ELVIS talked about the grief… he dealt with it as all humans do.
Elvis didn’t hand pick Priscilla. They met in Germany, it was also just after he had lost his mother and was in a strange place and in the army….. I think if you look for negatives you will find them.
Elvis struggled with prescription medication because he had 9 body systems failing, he needed it but then became addicted. A very vicious cycle. They will touch on it for sure but I believe Baz will sensitively deal with it. With respect.
Also the Martin Luther king murder impacted heavily on elvis… he recorded if I can dream after Walter earl Brown wrote it in response to the death. Elvis believed in it!!!
As for toms accent…. He was Dutch originally…. Moved to America illegally. I don’t know but I think the accent is to shout it out - Tom wasn’t who he said he was!!! There will be no doubt after this movie about Parker’s start in life - no matter how much he tried to hide it!
Enjoyed your reaction:) xxxx
TCB always! Elvis Lives!
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His weight gain was due to him getting off of uppers and downer drugs.
@@lynncantrell2782 his necessitated medications especially cortisone , caused his weight to fluctuate its a well known side effect, along with water retention as the kidneys are not functioning correct. Uppers or downers would have no bearing on him gaining weight. If anything uppers would make you lose weight.
And downers are know to make someone gain weight.
Really enjoyed your insightful comments Elvis Lass, thank you.
I loved kurt russell in the 1979 film elvis great performance.
Kurt Russell was not good in that part because he can't act. He's always Kurt with makeup pretending to be elvis. Elvis was 6 ft tall, Russell might be 5'9" and Kurt can't sing, and Austin sang all the early songs himself. Austin is also tall. Elvis was always tall onscreen and onstage. This movie shows the real elvis. I don't know how Austin did it. But it got a 12 minute standing ovation in Cannes. I see kurts version now and it looks like a cartoon. I'm sure Kurt is mortified. .
I'm a totally ELVIS FAN so handsome i had such a crush 😍 💕 but he was truly amazing and talented ❤
I ❤️ Elvis, got into him on the 10th anniversary when I was 15. Cannot exit for this ❤️❤️❤️
O my I love it ❤️ my mum loved him and he was such a beautiful man there will never be another 🤩❤️ love his music I sang my way to my dad just before he passed last year 😪 but dad would have loved it ❤️ thank you mark Nadia and nanny 🤗🤗🤗 chi chi and toffee xx ❤️
Elvis is the man!
i can not wait elivis
the grannies eyes are priceless in the back
Eu sou fã enlouquecida por Elvis. Espero que esse filme dê a ele o devido valor, que outros filmes não deram 🙏❤️
It did!
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I Love Elvis ❤
I’m so excited!!! I’m happy how this movie tells it ❤️
I'm so so soooo excited for this!!!
Can't wait to see this 😍 I be crying 😭 watching truly amazing man very sad his end of is life apparently he was a very kind man 💙
I walked down the aisle to Can't Help Falling In Love With You! ❤️
❤️Many of us have ❤️ It’s such a beautiful song.
King Elvis the best all of time Re Elvis il migliore di tutti i tempi. Ciao dall'Italia
I appreciate your objectiveness and honesty. Reactors in the US tip toe thru their reactions to not disrespect sacred grounds.
Di looks so lovely … she has charisma … just like Elvis! 🙏⭐️🙏
I love it how each of you have a different bit of info to add, a different experience with Elvis' story.
Baz movies can be great or not great. Let’s hope this one is good. Elvis deserves it. Aussie Bob XX
3:25 the boy makes a good impression and shows that elvis loved black culture from a very young age. the boy plays the scene very well, which i can see in the trailer. when aliens visit earth for the first time, their first question will be "where is elvis?"
I agree with what you say space world.
The movie was amazing!!!
Looking forward to this film 👑
Elvis was in the Military and he meet Priscilla overseas. He couldn't forget her.
i love the lady in the backs reactions, love it
The thing with Tom Hanks accent is the fact that Colonel Tom Parker was actually a Dutch illegal alien in the United States who self-adopted the title of Colonel (Like a Kentucky Colonel) but no one can find where he was actually made one.
He was born in breda in the netherlands , his name was dries van kuijk. Full name andreas cornelis. Lets hope the movie will be any good✌
Can't. Wait. Long live the king!
King Elvis and goddess Marilyn are the greatest💓👑
My favorite movies with Elvis Presley are Change of Habit. And Frankie and Johnny. Really like the song Rubberneckin.
Wow! That Looks and sounds amazing..
I've always liked the look of Elvis,so Good Looking,and I like a lot of his songs.
I shall definitely go to the Cinema to get the best effect from the music and drama.
I bet a lot of Elvis hits will get back into the charts again after viewing this Film at the Cinema...
Thanks for the review Guys👍👏👏
Loved it! Loved Elvis, they used to do a magazine collection, and with each magazine there was like his posters, birth stuff, show things like tickets etc, some really interesting stuff.. looking forward to this
My dad, has often said there are only 4 beautiful men....my dad is heterosexual btw...his 3 grandsons and Elvis. Elvis had an androgynous face which was in fact quite beautiful. According to those who knew/met him, he was even more beautiful in person than on the screen!! Can you imagine?!! Cannot wait to see this film x
His eyes were blue but sometimesooked hazel in photos or onscreen.
🎵“Kentucky rain “gets me every time
It's brilliant that Hollywood still acknowledge the value of Elvis Presley, his legacy is beyond unique, his story is as exciting as it's sad. His music has led us on a journey for decades, his interpretation of songs he drew from other's has inspired so many, but it's taken this new generation to rediscover just how much Elvis Presley changed the way society thought, politically in the 1950s youth, musically for all and still relevant to this day.
A few mistakes in the trailer...gotta be honest...
Colonel Tom Parkers carnival days had been long gone when he first met Elvis, so the fair ground ferris wheel scene, didn't happen.
The young Elvis in the gospel tent, too dramatic, Elvis may of snook into religious gospel churches, but he wasn't the centre of attention, or stricken with biblical seizures.
Elvis working for Crown Electric Company, he still had blonde hair.
The 1968 NBC TV Special, the Martin Luther King clip, the Special was being filmed in June of 1968, Martin Luther Kings assassination was carried out in April of 1968 in Memphis, yet the TV announced he had just been shot, poet license or disrespect to MLK, his sacrifice should be acknowledged with respect.
OK....you may say I'm being petty, but Elvis is the most documented entertainer of all time, the Graceland archive has millions of artifacts and precise documents, which are also on a database, yet they still get it wrong, and that's just in the trailer, but that's Hollywood for you....it's $$$$ over fact.
So if you feel I am being over protective or too pampering to detail, I understand, it's not my fault, it's the ignorance of the Hollywood personal involved, it shows they don't care about detail, so how much do they care about Elvis.....we will all enjoy the movie anyway, I'm looking forward to it's release.
As a Elvis Fan ..it’s not made for us pure Fans We no doubt will spot some inaccuracies . It’s made the generation that are unaware of his history.
Absolutely correct Tracey.
Brilliant
Listen to Elvis singing "If I can dream" (the white suit version). It's Elvis's tribute to Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King after their assassinations. He uses MLK words. It's heart wrenching. Also please react to the 15 minute documentary "Elvis Presley and the Black Community" to get a full understanding of how Elvis risked his career by supporting the Black community back when it was dangerous to do so.
You guys are awesome
The glory days of elvis in the late 50s/60s was probably the golden age of American its self, elvis is still the king, that version of unchained melody is truly amazing, bring a tear to a glass eye.
This looks cool! I'm glad, because it looks like they're really leaning into the fact that Elvis was HEAVILY influenced by Black American music/culture/dance. Rock and Roll, R&B, rap, soul, country, funk, jazz, blues (and more) -- all pioneered by Black Americans, so any movie that celebrates the origins and source of inspiration for artists like Elvis, and many other iconic musicians, I am super down for. I hope to see the king of rock and roll, Chuck Berry, make an appearance too! I'm all about movies like this -- but giving credit where credit is due is a MUST! This looks like the first of movies like this that really seems to do this tbh. We love to see it.
Country was not pioneered by black Americans it grew out of white folk music oh the Appalachian Mountains and Deep South! Originating from what was called hillbilly music! What you're basically trying to insinuate is that all music originated out of Africa. But none of the immigrants from hundreds of countries in Europe and Asia bring their own culture to this continent!
@@heyrobwest3908 I really believe that was what Baz Luhrmann was trying to convey to the audience by combing blues, soul and rap in the movie. The movie is not a documentary on Elvis' life but it's about the situations around his rise to fame and his influences. I am an average white person from England but when I first heard artists like Chuck Berry, Bo Diddly, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf and also harmony groups like the Shirelles, Marvelletes and Mary Wells etc, etc, I was transfixed. I have no idea where it came from but I still feel the power of this music to this day.
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oh wow, I had no idea that Baz was involved in this......cannot wait!
Elvis was the most beautiful man ever! Also, sorry Mark but I think Tom hanks has nailed it as Parker - he was a weird guy and it looks like he has captured that x
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Johnny Depp in 'Cry Baby' was John Waters version of an 'Elvis' movie. The Colonel split the profits with Elvis 50/50. Crazy.
Elvis dident copy black music, he combined country, blues and white and black Gospel. And remember this is just a trailer, you cant show everything in it .
Back here rewatching. Have seen the movie and wow! Never been a fan also, but just listen his songs here and there, but holy frick. Butler kills it as Elvis and I love some Tom Hanks, but this movie makes you hate him.
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I wonder if the film will touch on the fact that ELVIS PRESLEY IS ALIVE!
Memories is a lovely song Elvis sung it beautifully
Tom Hank's accent ... Colonel Parker's real name was Andreas Cornelis van Kuijk , an illegal immigrant from Breda, Netherlands .... he never obtained an American passport which in part explains why Elvis never performed outside the United States ..
Omg I was right?
Perfect! Austin used a movement coach - Polly Bennett. She did bohemian rhapsody
another great movie!
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Looks brilliant
The family have seen the movie and given their approval and so hopefully we get a decent balance of the good and the bad
Austin's voice...😮
I think most straight men can see how beautiful he was!!
Trailer Rocks!
Elvis was THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, HANDSOME, MESMERIZINGLY ATTRACTIVE HUMAN EVER... The most handsome man I've ever seen who was also more beautiful than most women...
And I'm not gay... I'm simply honest
Let mom closer she's a real fan
I am so glad that I am not the only one who thinks he can play Johnny depp
Yes it will with his mom they are going to cover almost everything
At last a film that looks like it will blow away much of the BS and cartoonist negativity and show just how stratospheric a superstar he was until he died..and importantly the man's Vision for the world..the central theme is not Elvis or the Colonel but a rhetorical to the world today
Elvis´ manager Col Tom Parker was a Dutch immigrant. Thats why he had an accent. Also he was an ilegal alien in the US which was part of the reason that Elvis never flew out of the country to do concerts on the fear that he would not be allowed back in the states. Elvis never knew this. Thats why the Col, came up with the idea of playing Live Via Satellite. The only artist to be viewed by billions world wide. Nobody has ever done that since.
Elvis did do concerts in Canada Vancouver bc is one of them in 1957
@@danielupsdell2697 I really meant abroad. Thx for that info also. Cool to know.
NP enjoy the movie when it comes out
Anyone that's been in a band since the seventies has been influenced by ELVIS...they won't admit it but Elvis is still the man😊
It's impossible to pick one favorite song. I can pick my favorite 700 songs from the king. TX
This trailer looks good 😌
I am so excited for this movie, I'm surprised you said Elvis handpicked Priscilla when you have had her on your show and she has told you how they met , she was invited back Elvis didn't have a say in that part , he had just lost his mum and he struck a connection with Priscilla! Elvis's relationship with his mum was very close , she was overprotective of him after losing his twin brother Jesse at childbirth!! I enjoyed your reaction though, hope you watch the movie and maybe listen to some more Elvis songs there are some amazing ones .TCB ❤
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Doesnt change the fact how young she was
@@0912sooli not disputing her age but it was a different time period, I met my husband when I was 14 , what was more acceptable then isn't now we have evolved
@@johanley229 Jo hun no need to justify yourself. Noone can ever know who who we may or may not meet in our lives, It's just fate, fate put Elvis and Proscilla together despite their age difference at the time it was simply meant to be.
Once Elvis knew her age he was more than respectful of it, of her and to her parents, he was raised that way.
He was smitten the day they met, honoured her dignity till the day they wed and was never forced to.marry her despite what others may have said .
This movie is gonna dispel quite a few unjustified myths.
Austin Butler sings every song in this movie they sometimes overplayed it with some Elvis originals but most of the songs are sang by Austin himself