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60 of 219 · most liked firstReleased #OTD in 1975 #filmsky Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and Genesis all contributed to this movie's budget. This movie's abrupt ending came about because it didn't have the budget for a large-scale battle sequence. Elvis Presley was especially fond of this film, which he watched about 50 times
unlabelledView post →Bubba Ho-tep, a surprisingly emotional film about ageing Elvis Presley fighting a mummy in a Texas rest home made for just $1 mil and featuring one of Bruce Campbell's best performances, is FREE on YouTube (in the States): youtu.be/k2-WqEsQUQA
unlabelledView post →If he had lived just 5 more years Elvis would have starred in a Muppet movie and it would have been better than Citizen Kane
unlabelledView post →There should be a Predator movie in every major city. See the Predator chasing an Elvis impersonator in Vegas, tries to catch a magician who keeps throwing illusions at him
unlabelledView post →Exactly; He got to be a movie star in the first place by being the charismatic wrestler who'd go on talk shows and sing Elvis. You'd think a guy that obsessed with branding would know where his bread's buttered
unlabelledView post →#MusicChallenge #Short&Quick Day 31 The Beatles - Help(2:20) John Lennon wrote the track as a cry for help in what he called his " fat Elvis" period, saying he felt overweight and depressed by overwhelming fame. The film was originally named" Eight Arms To Hold You". youtu.be/2Q_ZzBGPdqE?...
unlabelledView post →The new Baz Luhrmann film of Elvis in Concert is amazing! Loads of footage I'd never seen, and great interview clips. And as always I'm so drawn into the grandeur of the Elvis story - the glory and tragedy, the utter pathos of the King who never travelled outside his realm. The sadness. That VOICE ❤️
unlabelledView post →The deal is done. We’re excited to announce we are actively recording a new project with the mastermind himself “Kool Keith” aka Doctor Octagon or Black Elvis. Summer 2025 will be a movie. 🔥 #welovemusic 🔊
unlabelledView post →Forget everything you thought you knew about Elvis. The new film EPIC is one of the greatest concert films ever made. Up there with Stop Making Sense and Last Waltz. It captures Elvis at the top of his game. This is an out of control freight train of energy. www.youtube.com/watch?v=2s_d...
unlabelledView post →Name another song that mentions the word "Rock." 🎶 The musical drama movie Jailhouse Rock, starring Elvis Presley, was released nationwide in November 1957. But, before that, on September 24th, the song "Jailhouse Rock" written by Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller was released as the 1st single from the 👇
unlabelledView post →I had ignored the Baz Luhrmann Elvis film (because, well, it's a Baz Luhrmann Elvis film) but I'm glad I watched it. Butler carries the whole movie, extraordinary in the role.
unlabelledView post →I like Bruce Campbell. I like Elvis. I like monsters. why haven’t I seen this movie. why haven’t you let me watch this movie before. why
unlabelledView post →Found out that the last film Elvis watched before he died was The Spy Who Loved Me. I really enjoy this fact.
unlabelledView post →Top Secret! (1984) makes fun of two completely different Hollywood categories: the spy movie and the Elvis Presley musical. It contains a political refugee who fled America by balloon during the Carter administration, and a member of the French underground named Escargot.
unlabelledView post →The central conflict of this movie is guys saying "You can't be Elvis in here"
unlabelledView post →Kurt Russell is 75. As @jonathanking.bsky.social points out: He’s the only actor (thus far) to both play Elvis in a movie AND be in a movie with Elvis.
unlabelledView post →It’s an undeniably charming and fun movie, full of sensitive characterisation and powerfully rendered grief, but… again, Alien bio weapon who does Elvis covers is like a Cards Against Humanity prompt 🤣
unlabelledView post →In Kurt Russell’s uncredited film debut, he was 11 years old and kicked Elvis Presley in the leg.
unlabelledView post →Name another song that mentions the word "Be." 🎶 Written by Kal Mann & Bernie Lowe and first recorded by Elvis Presley for the soundtrack of his 2nd movie, Loving You, the song "(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear" hit #1 on the Billboard Top 100 chart on July 8, 1957, the day before the movie release.
unlabelledView post →lmao that was my reaction when Tom Hanks spoke in the Elvis movie
unlabelledView post →Name another song that mentions the word "Blue." 🎶 Written by Leo Robin & Ralph Rainger for the 1937 movie Waikiki Wedding, starring Bing Crosby and Shirley Ross, the song "Blue Hawaii" has since been covered by many artists. The most successful was on the soundtrack of the Elvis movie, Blue Hawaii.
unlabelledView post →YouTube comment of the day, on Bubba Ho-Tep: "Quite possibly the best movie about Elvis and JFK fighting a mummy ever made."
unlabelledView post →#EcksteinsMonthOfMusic Day 14: A musical artist who has also acted in a film Elvis Costello was in a film entitled Prison Song in 2001. Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Pump It Up youtu.be/3Y71iDvCYXA?...
unlabelledView post →I wish they made an Elvis movie where he fought Dracula.
unlabelledView post →Tom Hanks and his wife, the actress Rita Wilson, have just been diagnosed with COVID-19. This makes them the first prominent celebrities to test positive for the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. Hanks was in Australia working on an upcoming film about the singer "Elvis Presley".
unlabelledView post →Elvis Presley was a huge fan of Monty Python, and he was especially fond of this film, which he watched about 50 times. His former bodyguard recalled that Elvis would dismiss shows that didn't go well with "It's only a flesh wound". #FFBMovieNight @ffbmovienight.bsky.social #HolyGrail
unlabelledView post →Lucas wanted Elvis Presley songs too, but RCA wouldn't agree to the licensing arrangement. So in a movie absolutely saturated with early rock & roll…there's no Elvis. #TCMParty #AmericanGraffiti ^JW
unlabelledView post →#ArtistFave15 #MusicChallenge Unranked Elvis Costello - Day 11 A lovely cover from the film score of Notting Hill... She youtu.be/CGWGIVqCg2M?...
unlabelledView post →You know who they should make a movie about? Elvis Presley. That guy never gets any attention. He ate weird sandwiches! He booped his hips! There was swoopy hair! Someone really should look into this.
unlabelledView post →Jane Elliot and Elvis Presley in the movie Change Of Habit (1969)
unlabelledView post →I think Con Air might still be my favorite Nicolas Cage movie. He spoke like Elvis the entire movie for no reason.
unlabelledView post →Funniest film cameos where the joke is just they got the cameo at all? I think it’s probably Orson Welles in the Muppet Movie, just objectively, but I’m partial to Elvis Costello and Mos Def in Talladega Nights because the movie is so confident about squandering them.
unlabelledView post →This is such a funny film, not least when Kilmer does a full Elvis musical parody
unlabelledView post →My great uncle is the only person to appear in a film with both the Beatles and Elvis Presley.
unlabelledView post →I've been devouring movies since I was 10 years old. I've taken film courses in high school and college. I was a film critic for almost 20 years. And still I've never seen one Elvis Presley movie.
unlabelledView post →On August 14, I'll be introducing the wonderful concert film Elvis: That's the Way It Is at @burnsfilmcenter.bsky.social : burnsfilmcenter.org/booking/elvi...
unlabelledView post →"Lining up against the king"? Was there an Elvis film on, or something?
unlabelledView post →3000 Miles to Graceland (2001) dir. Demian Lichtenstein 🎬 A fairly forgotten heist movie which sees a gang rob a casino in Vegas, disguised as Elvis impersonators. A stacked cast that includes Kevin Costner, Kurt Russell, Christian Slater, David Arquette and Courtney Cox. #filmsky #moviesky #cinema
unlabelledView post →I feel silly for not realizing that Lilo has a special interest in Elvis before watching the second film ...
unlabelledView post →Wife “watching the elvis film with Thomas(our son)” me excited, “which elvis film??” Wife “elvis” me “yes but which one???” Wife “ELVIS” me “WHICH ONE?” Anyway it was “Elvis”
unlabelledView post →12yr old Kurt Russell making his movie debut kicking Elvis Presley in the movie “It Happened At The World's Fair” (1963).
unlabelledView post →Actors who have played Elvis and also been nominated for Oscars: Austin Butler Jacob Elordi Michael Shannon Not nominated: Bruce Campbell Don Johnson Kurt Russell Val Kilmer
unlabelledView post →#FoolishPrizes #MusicChallenge Day 25: Rainbow Brite cereal Prize: a Crazy Chain "(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear" by Elvis Presley (from the film "Loving You") 🎵"Put a chain around my neck, and lead me anywhere."🎵 m.youtube.com/watch?v=NkDb...
unlabelledView post →I can’t believe Kevin Costner was in a heist movie about Elvis impersonators and none of you told me
unlabelledView post →Making a movie about how Elvis was actually pretty shitty to her while simultaneously producing projects that lionize his memory like Agent Elvis is kinda like the modern day version of selling “I LOVE ELVIS” and “I HATE ELVIS” buttons to cover all your bases.
unlabelledView post →#Edwards1000SixtiesMovies 473/1000: KISSIN' COUSINS This is the only Elvis film, as far as I know, wherein he plays a dual role as a black-haired military guy and his blonde-haired lookalike cousin. This musical film is purely comedy gold from beginning to end that you'll never stop laughing!
unlabelledView post →#Edwards1000SixtiesMovies 428/1000: VIVA LAS VEGAS I finally got to watch what I consider as Elvis' best movie, and I see several reasons why. Not just only because it features a lot of swingin' musical numbers, but it is also due to Margret being a perfect, bubbly partner to Elvis in the film.
unlabelledView post →Also Bubba Ho-Tep is genuinely one of the most touching movies ever for a movie about a senior Elvis vs a mummy
unlabelledView post →I still think that the only flaw in the Luhrman Elvis film was that they cast Tom Hanks in a fat suit as Colonel Parker when John Goodman exists.
unlabelledView post →Bruce has always been a treasure. Best Elvis impression in film. Bubba Ho-Tep
unlabelledView post →Elvis and Mary Tyler Moore on the set of ‘Change Of Habit’ (1969), his 31st and final film acting role.
unlabelledView post →I hate to break it to y’all but … that is Miles Teller playing Jeremy Allen White playing Austin Butler playing Elvis cosplaying a fútbol coach in an Oscar award-winning film.
unlabelledView post →Also by actually being a good film. It's one of only two music biopics of recent decades I ever recommend (the other being the Luhrmann Elvis film, which is very much about the myth)
unlabelledView post →12yr old Kurt Russell making his movie debut kicking Elvis Presley in the movie “It Happened At The World's Fair” (1963).
unlabelledView post →Didn't they make an Elvis/Nixon movie already or did I hallucinate that? bsky.app/profile/strn...
unlabelledView post →#Edwards1000SixtiesMovies 439/1000: ROUSTABOUT The second film starring Elvis released in 1964 in my watchlist, it is one of the better films of his movie career. Elvis' drifter character proves to be an asset, as he delivers several one liners and song numbers that will keep you tuned in.
unlabelledView post →Even in a perfect world where everyone was equal I'd still own the film rights and be working on the sequel —Elvis Costello, “Everyday I write the Book”
unlabelledView post →I first heard of autism in the 1969 movie, "Change of Habit," which featured Elvis and Mary Tyler Moore. I was 25 that year.
unlabelledView post →Tubi kindly informed me that the Elvis movie CLAMBAKE expires in 6 days so I'm passing that information on.
unlabelledView post →And what *amazed* me was the attention to detail, despite the clearly hyperstylised surreal dream-logic of much of the film. There are bits where Butler is doing Elvis moves, and it just looks like he's doing generic Elvis moves, but they're *perfect* recreations of footage.
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