Baz Luhrmann's ELVIS | "Hayride" and "Trouble" Clips | REACTION!
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2022
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Yep, that is a lace shirt...He had a black one, white one, and a pink one. He got teased in school for his unique clothing choices.
I didn't see the white lace shirt but I saw the baby blue, pink, and black lace shirts. Gorgeous!
The bullies also cornered him in the locker room and were going to cut his long hair before red west came to rescue him. He also used to wear eye makeup as far back as his teens
People don’t talk about how sexually repressed women and young women were in the 50’s. Framing the girl’s reaction with that in mind, it makes their reaction to him make sense.
True. Plus sexuality in music had never been seen before a young Elvis burst upon the music scene. So this combination of a young attractive young man who dances suggestively for that time era and sexually oppressed women led to the beginning of a sexual revolution in America.
Elvis' earlier 1950's dress sense marks him as a true style icon. And it feels particularly relevant today - Cuban collar shirts, wide-legged, pleated trousers, blousons - these are all garments making the rounds on the menswear circuit, but they were also integral to Elvis’ 1950s style wardrobe. He did it all first.
I'm 60. I went into the Elvis 2022 movie a forever Elvis fan and tentative. I been dissapointed so many times before because no movie ever brought the electricity & excitement that Elvis generated. I felt Baz was capable but I never imagined!!!! Like I said this Elvis girl went in a forever Elvis fan. . . . I left still a forever Elvis fan and a forever fan of Austin Butler & Baz Lurman.
I now exactly what you mean this movie has become a problem for me too, I have seen it 7 times and whenever Austin is on the screen it gives me the chills. The costumes, the editing everything about this movie is unbelievable.
Whether he is in the black leather , white jumpsuit or anything else WOW it works for me.
Baz is a genius and together with Austin they have made a masterpiece.
Love your reactions.
when "Elvis" goes back in to talk to his daddy and finds out about the bill to Colonel, then he gets mad, and walks out, he walks differently. like an older heavier man. Austin was so successful at every stage of Elvis life.
I love how you are getting excited about Elvis
Not bad for a guy that has been dead for 45 years
Elvis has still got it
Elvis is the king and will always be the King.
I love your reaction ❤️
I have subscribed to you
With Elvis you can't get wrong.
Austin Butler poured his heart and soul into this movie.
I think Austin is amazing and I hope he gets an Oscar
Thank you Austin for bringing Elvis back to life
You are a legend mate
Thank you so much for watching & subscribing to the channel! Never thought I’d be this excited for an Elvis movie but I love it! What a wonderful gift it is that movies like this are capable of giving us.
I hope Austin gets an Oscar nomination at the very least! You can tell, like you said, that he completely poured himself into it.
@@FinelyTaylored Thank you for replying. I have friends who never listened to Elvis and have watched the 2 trailers and can't wait to see the movie. Baz is amazing and Austin. Wow sometimes I forget it's him and think it Elvis himself. So thank you for replying. You don't need to thank me. I should be thanking you for reacting to that hayride clip. You are the best.
I get goosebumps watching it..Elvis was a star seed that came into this world for a reason..its a reason why the twin died and he came 35 mins.later...no such things as coincidences😏
8:35 I love that they got Kodi Smit-McPhee to play Jimmy Rodgers Snow, at the beginning he didn't like the way Elvis performed at stage but later on they become close friends... Elvis loved him
I m a huge Elvis fan and I frequently lost track of the fact that I was watching an actor. I could watch that movie EVERY DAY 🥰
I’ve seen it twice and was mesmerised! Austin was extraordinary and I, too, could watch it everyday!
I lost track of that too. especially the movies and the wedding. they captured the look of elvis completely.
I’m shocked that I was turned on by the eye makeup, which I’ve never thought sexy before seeing this movie!
Those outfits you see were recreated from what Elvis really wore. He set a trend in everything literally. Everything!
It's interesting how Baz chose to use what is clearly a modern blazing guitar track on this portion of the film. I'm sure he did it specifically to stylistically enhance the excitement level of the scene because the original sound track would not be nearly as powerful to the sensitivities of today's viewers (especially anyone under the age of, say, 30) as it was to those in the audience back then. Even the original sound of the music from this performance back then was, without a shred of doubt, as powerful to them, from their perspective, as that screaming guitar track is to listeners today. The power (if that's even the right word in this context) came from the fact that, for the most part, it was something they'd never heard before and for sure had never seen performed in such an unbridled physical manner. Not that it hadn't been done before. It was done all the time by Black musicians in Black "juke joints" but to the White people (especially the younger ones) in the heavily racially segregated South, this was like nothing they'd ever seen or heard before. I think Baz had at least two main goals for this film: Entertain the viewers and educate them at the same time.
When I saw that in the clip I was so confused!! That scene in the movie was not like that at all, I've seen the movie twice. I guess they just used that "blazing guitar" in this trailer? Most of these trailers condense the scenes, even change some dialogue, change the music, change a lot tbh. In the movie, the music sounds as it would've sounded then. There are no "blazing guitars."
@@susanma4899 The blazing guitar solo in "Baby Let's Play House" is in the movie as well.
Baz was sharing the history and culture of 3 decades. I love how he integrated the music of the period and current music-a subtle way to showcase the impact of Elvis on music. The movie is incredible.
Not just the energy but the song itself is really great it’s got so much blues
Arguably the most perfectly created human being was also the most humble human being. He always considered himself just a regular guy. He never understood the effect he had on women. He always doubted he could sell out a show. He was convinced no one would remember him. In many ways, he was insecure. He was the most protected human being, who didn't want to be protected - but it was what it was and he understood that. Sadly, he couldn't be protected from himself. He lost his twin brother at birth. He lost his only connection to life when his mother died. His manager drove him to the ground. His life was planned for him, without his input. He lived inside a bubble. He was a prisoner trapped inside himself. Even the most expensive and beautiful candle will eventually burn out - his did. Every once in awhile, someone comes into the world who's only reason for existence is to change the world. And when that is accomplished, they leave the world.
In a few of the scenes where the girls are losing their heads, you see some guys who are...inwardly questioning their sexuality...or there's at least one instance of this in the movie. It's kinda funny. I'm sure it must've happened.
I noticed that! Love that there’s moments like that actually in the movie because that had to have been happening in real life for sure.
That look you’re living for is actually Elvis’ style. All his own. Pink and black were his favorite colors. This scene is an actually what happened in real life. So, just a little nugget for you. I was lucky enough to grow up knowing who Elvis really was. Not the gimmick he’s been made out to be. I only hate that I was too young(born in 1975) to ever see him live. I have seen many “look alike” wannabes in other films. Austin is FABULOUS!
Just saw this movie a week ago. In a theatre - thank god! I had low (or really no) expectations, but…. the performances, costume design and editing absolutely floored me. Love Baz! I smiled when I watched your reaction, because I feel EXACTLY the same way. And I’m a 40-year old mom in Sweden... It truly is a small world, especially when it comes to movie magic. And Austin Butler in a black lace shirt. ☺️ Excited for more great reactions from you.
Elvis often said - they want the clothes off my back…they can have ‘em. They put it there!!!
Austin is wearing the same clothes that Elvis used. Elvis was ahead of is time in everything even in the clothes he chose to use. Cant Wait for this movie.
I love your affection for austin, so genuine and adorable,
Elvis dared to sing and move like the African American people who inspired him as a young boy at the gospel churches as seen in this movie. Credit to elvis Presley for standing against the racist bigots in the south back then that's why he gets credit in my eyes not just because he had unique sound and movement that was never seen before. But he stood up for the people he loved and adored too much respect for that.
Romeo and Juliet really put me off when I saw it many years ago, but I saw it recently and I guess my tastes had changed or my expectations changed, but I enjoyed it. Really specific style. Mouling Rouge and this are def on my watchlist.
Elvis was also kinda showed as a joke for me growing up, but I got more into his music after seeing Disney's Stitch, and grew to really like a lot of his music.
Insightful analysis. A woman's mind and heart prove the test of this film and its music,
That is sexy the way you talked during the Hayride scene about Austin/Elvis. I subscribed.
That black lace shirt. Is sooooo sharp. He can definitely pull it off that's for sure 😊😊😊😊😊😊
People who knew him said Elvis did dress and look flamboyant.
I understand, he is doing a great job.
I love the sincerity in your voice!
What a great film Buz and Austin did wonderful. Tom Hanks was very good too.
Omigosh your reaction summarized everything I was thinking about when I watched the movie 3x in theaters. Love your take on the lace shirt too, I completely agree❤️
I absolutely LOVE your commentary !!!!!!! You make me laugh and every time I watch this!!!! You superiorly articulate what I’m thinking and it’s FANTASTIC!!!!!!!! Thank you for being YOU😌😌😌😌💗💗💗💗
Thank you so much!! That’s seriously so sweet omg 🥹 ❤️
@@FinelyTaylored , it sounds like you’re in Australia 🇦🇺…I’m in California ~ we’re on opposite sides of the world, but you NEVER know who’s life you will touch or into who’s day you will pour a sunshine ray ☀️ Many Blessings 🙏🏼🫶🏼😌💞
Excellent reaction! Thank you for reacting to the GOAT
Oh he did take girls faces in his hand... and much more. It was just a precursor to his 70s shows of full on making out with the full audience. lol.
Enjoyed watching your reaction.
In 1955, before his breakout year of 1956, Elvis sometimes was not the closing act. There were still acts that were more popular than his on the bill.
I can’t guarantee but I think that shot of trouble with Elvis on his knees was maybe actually Elvis. Like I said I don’t know for sure but it looks like it probably is
Yes💯
TCB!⚡
11:23 facts.
We’re did you get the trouble clip
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Frank Sinatra got the same reaction from the girls in the 40's. The girls were called the "Bobbysoxers" back then.
Elvis had always been nervous prior to a performance hos whole life, 70s included
Elvis wore lace shirts.
yes the joke of elvis over took the brilliance of elvis such a shame that the best entertainer of the world became a joke in the 80s and 90s because they didn't understand him and what he did for the world
Jimmy brought Elvis to the show
For the Real Elvis the girls ripped off his pants!
Women acted like that with young Frank Sinatra, too.
Franck Sinatra n'a pas vécu un tel niveau d'hystérie , le seul à cette époque qui pouvait rivalisé était Tony Curtis mais il était acteur ! Elvis à ses débuts n'avait pas de précédent question "fans en délire"
Yeah i agree and disagree
Frank sinatra had a pretty reaction from girls but not this much lol elvis was the first ‘rockstar’ so to speak
FYI, Austin is going to be on Jimmy Fallon next Wednesday night.
Thank you for the heads up! Definitely going to make sure I watch that. Super excited to see the promo tour really ramp up for this.
@@FinelyTaylored I'm old enough to be Austin's mother, but he is SO FINE. I should feel guilty for thinking that, but I'm not.
@@christineoneal666 no need to feel guilt over that! I’m glad that you don’t. Austin is a good looking dude, but Austin with the dyed black hair as Elvis is just on a completely different level.
she looks like the woman from the nine nine 😅😅
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Great trailer, except there was a self-obsessed girl spouting bollocks all the way though it!
Tom Hanks accent was terrible. Did he ever hear the Colonel?
I thought his accent was great! Not historically accurate but I don’t think that was the point. Really worked inside of the world Baz built for this film
Way too much talking and interrupting the trailer, ruins the whole thing!
Sorry, but you are talking too much....just sayin'
To much rambling