ELVIS MOVIE TRAILER (REACTION!!)

[@justafanmiller7486]

I saw the movie. Finally a fitting tribute to Elvis Presley. Welcome back to "THE BUILDING" ELVIS. Welcome back. We missed you so!!!!

[@haleyhopes5774]

Elvis’ story of his life off stage is full of heartbreak, tragedy, addiction, depression, and loss. It’s sad to rethink he never really knew how loved he was while he was here with us!

[@mikem957]

Sad but true.

[@naomiwarner7117]

OMG, that is so true! But EP didn't do street drugs, he took them because doctor and Col. Parker told him he needed them and that's what happened with the meds he was taking! Then all the people that was jealous of him told dam lies and acted like EP was drug addict because he took what his doctor said he needed! EP was only used by the people around him, they loved the money and gifts he gave all cars, house's, money etc. EP give millions of dollars to people in need! They did care about EP!!!

[@naomiwarner7117]

they did not care about EP, I meant. Sorry!

[@mikem957]

@@naomiwarner7117 Facts! Also he gave more to his black maids and cooks than he did his entourage and own family and I think that rubbed them the wrong way. He bought Mary Jenkins a two story house and gave his cousin Billy Smith and his wife and two kids a trailer.😂😂😂

[@primategaberocco]

What makes Elvis so unique, is that a poor, marginalised white boy, considered subhuman by other whites, who grew up in poor African American areas, enveloped by Sanctified churches, would be the catalyst for change. Before Elvis there was a "Coloured Section" in music stores, after Elvis that section was gone, and that African American music, was mainstreamed and in the normal part of the music store. These are the things, he should be heralded for. An accidental revolutionary. 👍

[@matrix5000100]

@Gabe Rocco: 100% correct what you say.

[@lanaprowse3269]

I never cry at movies but this one I was crying like a baby by the end of this movie

[@DAVIDPEREZ-cs7ue]

Elvis will never die

[@alexandermacphearson4379]

This Is going to be FIRE..its going to be sad, but emotional and powerful. AB you are 100% correct, everyone once and a while someone comes along and touches the world with their gift. Elvis, Michael Jackson, Princess Diana, MLK all left their stamp on history

[@mikem957]

This is gonna be an emotional rollercoaster ride. Everything about this movie trailer is spot on accurate!👍

[@darlenecronin242]

Yep the waist up, mom loved him, she passed in June she would have loved this, thanks for showing this, I had no idea

[@naomiwarner7117]

Prayers!

[@TheMojaveCourier]

You should react to elvis live performance to “if I can dream” from the 68’ comeback. It’s dope

[@lynneclarke4866]

There's a definite buzz amongst Elvis fans for this...they've got to get it right...he deserves it. ⚡⚡

[@Nana12172]

this movie was AMAZING,!!

[@grahammalcolm7130]

As an elvis fan for 40 years this is going to open the eyes of alot of people . It concentrates on elvis and his manager and on elvis generosity to everyone especially the black community. He never took credit or wanted people to know what he did . But the director Baz is a big elvis fan and spent 2 years research at Graceland Archives . Version presley kept Everything so all the cheques he wrote to poor community are there . This is going to be a great film

[@matrix5000100]

Elvis has regularly donated to over 50 charities. Including to organizations that help poor black people. This can be seen in the Graceland archive. It wasn't until after Elvis died in 1977 that the world found out about it. All people who have met Elvis personally say that Elvis was an angel.

[@melissagahn]

The movie was fire!!! IMO There were women throwing panties on stage, jealous boyfriends, all kinds of stuff. The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr shooting was mentioned, which caused Elvis to perform his "If I Can Dream" song on TV. If you have not seen this movie, Please watch it, you won't be disappointed. No, he doesn't look like Elvis, but he sure sounds like him. Tom Hanks is in this, he played Elvis' slimy manager, Col. Parker.

[@naomiwarner7117]

Baz said, this movie would change Elvis's Legacy forever!

[@PoochZie]

Elvis was so close with black community and he always defended them, because he actually learned everything from them and that's the "it has everything to do with us" comes from. So much respect for him. Also it's Butler who is singing when he was younger wich is crazy, but the older ones are Elvis himself.

[@luis6633]

I liked your little impression of Elvis at 3:53😂

[@AnnemarieSwarts]

I'm reminded that Elvis' manager came from a carnival background, so that is how he managed Elvis, as a carny attraction, "the greatest show on earth." Elvis really thought he would not be remembered because, as he saw it, he'd never done a classic movie or sung a classic song. 🤷

[@reneebush2399]

Yet he helped redefine “classic” for those of us born a little to late to know him by anything than the work he left us. Many things that we see as classics.

[@sandraray8523]

They are spanning his life. Austin Butler is tearing it up. h He even resembles Elvis some.

[@lanaprowse3269]

The story of what Elvis went through and the way he treated and ripped off and conned by his so called manager is absolutely heart breaking

[@joannedungan8381]

We are all going. I predict greatest opening night on earth

[@thomaspgreen6302]

Baz Luhrmann interview with Elvis's childhood friend Sam Bell was good. I don't know if it will be a complete story, since some names are not on the cast yet. They have BB King but not Rufus Thomas for the 56 and 57 WDIA Goodwill Revue, they have Arthur big boy Crudup but not Lester Melrose (his agent that kept his royalties from him) and Louie Robinson for the "The truth about that Elvis Presley rumor." (Jet Magazine, August 01, 1957) interview. You never know though. It will be worth it.

[@jefflombardo8245]

Love your reaction channel. This is rated 7 of the top 10 movie for the Summer. This is going to be an oscar winning move . Since the trailer been release it has been viewed over a million times

[@naomiwarner7117]

13 million times when i last checked!

[@carolynpariyar3911]

I got to see Elvis live in Charleston West Virginia and it still gives me chills his voice was so great!

[@GenieKOHara]

I know Carolyn! I saw him several times in Greensboro NC.... Still the best nights of my life! There was nothing like it! His charisma reached your seat the minute he walked out on stage. I love here, how they added at the end.. 'Elvis has left the building'. For those who do not know....At his 70's concerts, this is what was 'blasted' repeatedly from the intercom after the performance. They knew we young women were trying to find him. :-) We stalked the airport and tried repeatedly to get to his hotel room, without much success. LOL He was a legend in his own time and literally changed the course of American music. This trailer is so authentic...the hair styles..the clothes, the reactions of the girls......etc... I feel as if I am back in the 50's 60's and 70's. He also really did make the statement...'no one will remember me'. If he only knew...... I pray that this movie does him justice. I saw an interview with Priscilla Presley a few weeks ago. She said Baz Luhrmann had made her promise not to see this, until she could watch it with him. It will be interesting to see what the Presley family thinks of it.

[@Newuser03]

So true! Brings back my personal memories of going to the hotel he was staying at after the show and waiting with hundreds of people as we waited for his limo to show up. We tried to take the elevator up to his room…..the elevator was padded. That was after seeing him perform at the Anaheim Convention Center. Amazingly, I first saw him at the International Hotel in 1970. And multiple Las Vegas performances and concerts. HE WAS AMAZING. I was devastated when he passed, as was my entire family. Never have I experienced the excitement he generated…..his CHARISMA WAS OFF THE CHARTS. His voice penetrated your soul. He was just……….Elvis….no one like him and never will be. He was an original, authentic and pure Gold!

[@GenieKOHara]

@@Newuser03 So well said! You described him perfectly! I hate I missed the Vegas performances. I did not visit Vegas until the 90's. Your post brings back more memories, Laura. I also tried so many times to get to his hotel room. I made it up the elevator numerous times, but they always had guys guarding it when it opened on his floor so you could not get off. Later they adjusted the elevator so it would not stop on that floor at all. I once tried to climb up balconies on the outside of a Hilton, but did not get very far. LOL When I was newly married, I attended a concert with my husband. When Elvis came out, everyone including myself was trying to get up to the stage to see him better. I was on the 16th row this time. My husband was so annoyed. I said "you did not think I was actually going to stay on the 16th row, did you?' LOL I would not trade those concert memories for anything! Most especially my night on the 2nd row.....

[@Newuser03]

@@GenieKOHara So exciting! We should of been hanging out together!!! My friends were not as persistent as I was… a little too timid. We did get to the front row in Vegas a few times and tried to get a scarf and kiss! I wasn’t bold enough to push through the taller women, but we did get a picture of him kissing the girl in front of us….ughhhh…oh so close. I had the best seats in Vegas early years. The concerts were wild. Like you said, the minute he walked on stage it was like everyone was hypnotized! What artist out there today can captivate an audience the way he did. Add the voice, his humbleness and the whole package and just WOW. The best entertainer that ever lived. A legend. Human, with faults like all of us, but he brought a lot of happiness to people and continues to today through his music and videos….and oh the memories that will last through our lifetimes. We were blessed to see him live!

[@GenieKOHara]

​@@Newuser03 ​ @Laura Tilghman LOL Yes Laura.. We indeed should have been hanging out together! :-) Like yours, my friends were also not as persistent. When I was on that 16th row, I had to fight through people and climb over chairs to get to the front. :-) Elvis threw me a scarf when I was on the second row. I caught it, but the woman behind me grabbed the other end of it. I was so annoyed because he looked at me and said 'here'. It was more than obvious that he threw it to me. Neither one of us would let go. They were going to throw us both out. I had fingernail scissors in my purse, so I cut it in half. This was the only way I could get the security guard to leave. When I was married, my husband was going to take me to the Bahamas. My friends all laughed at me because I said, "I want to go to Memphis.". Back then, Elvis' Uncle Vester was guarding the gate. It looked much different there, than it does today. There was no place to park. It was drizzling rain and my husband went to park the car. I was standing on a brick wall about a foot high, trying to see over the brick wall. No one else was there that day. I thought I heard someone say something, but convinced myself I was imagining it. Vester than appeared and said, "I will let you in'. Those musical gates swung open. I ran and was halfway up the hill (without my new husband LOL) when he yelled, 'Wait, I will ride you up in the golf cart.'. My husband was still trying to park the car and arrived back, just as Vester came with the golf cart. :-) Vester told us that we could not go inside or around back, but could sit on the porch and take all the photos we wanted out front.

[@cathybrewer8958]

Did you know Elvis was a twin. Elvis's identical twin brother, Jesse Garon Presley, was delivered 35 minutes before him, stillborn.

[@scsu5085]

* * * There's more to Elvis than just R&B. He wasn't an R&B clone. If you listen to his version vs the originals he covered, you'll see the difference in the "emerging rock & roll" vs the blues. Hound Dog for example (Mama Thorton vs Elvis) check out the original studio version of both and youll see how elvis would speed things up & give it a stronger beat. Also Missing from this movie is his Country Music Roots. Rock & Roll is not just R&B. Elvis fused Country with Blues and his own brand of Rock & Roll was born. Also missing is the fact that Elvis biggest influence was not R&B it was Pop Ballad singers like Dean Martin & Bing Crosby. He did not set out to be an R&B singer, nor was he. Even Gospel music, which the trailer shows, there were other influences beside those in the community. At age 14, he met JD SUMNER (of the Stamps Gospel Quartet), which he came to see during an all-nigh hymn sing in Memphis. JD was a big influence on him, and later joined his band!

[@honiotes1]

I’d like to be able to find a bunch of people like us that are so looking forward to this, meet BEFORE this comes out to talk about Elvis & our stories about him & then see the movie together😇

[@honiotes1]

I know there will be an enormous amount of people going to see “ELVIS”

[@PinerinFla]

Count me in too! I wish everyone who does the Elvis Movie Trailer Reactions would all hook up and go!

[@brandymccord9528]

Oh my goodness, I didn't know about this until seeing it here! I cannot wait. This looks great. To my knowledge he never had surgery done. As he got older he gained alot of weight from all the prescription drugs that he was on.

[@peggychavez5355]

The movie is amazing. I really hope you went to see it.

[@naomiwarner7117]

Yes, these are facts! Baz interviewed all EPs friends in Tupelo and, all other connections EP was connected to. Mr. Sam Bell, was one of EPs best friend growing up. Watch the interviews that Baz done before making the movie because he knew if he got something wrong, there would be one of the worse backlashes ever from his family and fans!!! Mr. Sam Bell died not long after the interview . He loved EP and EP loved his friends. You really need to watch them, you will learn a lot about EP and, the black community!

[@reactionsupporter]

I need you to react to "If I can Dream" white suite version by Elvis, its a tribute to MLK and it is truly amazing

[@depper]

Seems like the most historically accurate depiction of Elvis Presley ever told. Baz did a metric forkton of research.

[@mikem957]

Facts!👍

[@seungcheolswife]

but it doesnt mention him stealing music from others and sexual assualt

[@depper]

@@seungcheolswife That's because there WAS NO sexual assault (at all) or examples of Elvis stealing anyone's music (at all.)

[@depper]

@@seungcheolswife That's f'd up. Elvis was a pioneer. One of the architects of Rock and Roll. He did not steal black music (or anyone else's music). The 1950s was an era of music and culture experimentation and many thousands of hours jamming melding of R&B, Gospel and Rockabilly. Elvis was a genuine part of this era and new sound. He was a pioneer. Not first. But still a pioneer. In that era, it was an age of legendary song writers. Elvis performed 800 songs. He was a musician who played great rhythm guitar and piano and boy could HE SING. Legendary sought after rich baritone. ZERO of his works were stolen. EVERY SONG WRITER GOT PAID, and some paid really well (Little Richard. Otis Blackwell.) Yes -- Including the black song writers that sold their music to Elvis to perform. Legends such as Al Green, BB King, James Brown, Jackie Wilson, Sammy Davis Jr, Chuck Berry and Little Richard roamed the Earth at the same time Elvis did and they all knew Elvis, loved him, and praised him very highly. Elvis merged black and white music to help form Rock and Roll jolted a youth movement and civil rights movement to the forefront so both could succeed. It’s safe to say you know nothing about Elvis. Maybe you can give his story a chance.

[@mikem957]

@@seungcheolswife You millennials are an embarrassment to mankind. Go play in traffic.

[@minneyruth]

It's a really good movie 🎬 You should also check Elvis and the black community I think there is a part 1&2. People like to say he was racist but he was far from it. Please check those out it'll tell you everything you need to know about Elvis. Whitney Houstons mom was one of his backup singers

[@shirleycarr5387]

Count me in too.

[@pamjeanes8806]

Would love to know if you saw it and what you thought about it! Priscilla & Lisa Marie endorsed it, so that was good enough for me!

[@mypungkin]

Plz do a reaction after u see it.

[@Leah-cn5cu]

Great movie

[@bearone7777]

BROTHER----There were some errors in the movie, but outside of them, it was a great film about ELVIS!!

[@micheller.8370]

It looks really good, I hope they do it right.

[@samhugh4965]

Best. Reaction. Ever.

[@elketeron4984]

4:17 Elvis and BB king

[@DAVIDPEREZ-cs7ue]

Baz took a deferent take on Elvis to a more modern version

[@sandraray8523]

Dance all you want 🔥🔥

[@justafanmiller7486]

Count me in T00! 6/24/2022

[@honiotes1]

You’re Great😁‼️

[@ahilesahilesov2112]

Can’t wait to see this movie… but I guess I will wait forever in Russia 🥸

[@Michelle-day]

👍😎💥

[@lizburke5945]

This is a movie made about Elvis Presley.. That's an actor playing him

[@pennyyoung3166]

They would have put him in jail because he brings the people together which was dangerous to the establishment

[@frankalexander9826]

You need to watch the Elvis movie starring Kurt Russell

[@darlenecronin242]

I know this sounds awful but I really hope the actual Elvis is singing in the movie, I hate impersonators..

[@MemoCanales420]

As a young elvis the actor austin butler will sing but eventually when he ages tje real elvis will be singing

[@karenstrong8887]

Elvis learned to dance in a black Baptist Church as a child. It was absolutely a part of his music. I love Tom Hanks and I don’t want to see him as the Col. Elvis’s manager. I do not like him, he took 50% of everything Elvis earned and he made him make movies he hated. Elvis wanted to make good movies without singing, not stupid teen stuff that was all the same. Even the two old movies he got to make were not his choice. He was owned. I can tell you when Elvis died and when he was born. He was born the same year as my Mother and she died just weeks after him. He was 43 in 1977 and gone way too soon.

[@goddessunicornboops311]

Did you react to the Eminem song off this soundtrack?? I need to go look.😂

[@swimcalgal]

He got older and his features changed

[@antoinettecannata841]

Hiiiiiiiiiii fans

[@rodrigodioniziodantas5917]

Hey ABtheKreator, can you react to Gabriel Henrique: Stand Up ( Cynthia Erivo cover) , I Have Nothing ( Whitney Houston cover)

[@dpitre02]

watch interview with Mr. Sam Bell

[@manofagoodwill6211]

Can you please react to 👉the lady of heaven trailer? The movie was shown in AMC Theaters in the US and it had a very long and successful run there. The next move is for it to be shown in Fiji, which is located in the South Pacific Ocean on April 21st and in Canada on April 29th and in Ireland and Northern Ireland on the same day as Canada’s and in Australia at a later date. After the theater deals are finished it will have a worldwide release via movie streaming platforms ❤️☺️

[@luckylady7542]

I'm not going to be able to get through this trailer!!! 😂🤣❤ OMG Tom Hanks is the Colonel, I would have never guessed😂🤣.I'm a little disappointed they couldn't have gotten a better looking actor. There are many Elvis impersonators that look more and sing better than this kid.

[@moekontze116]

But they are not Actors. Yes closer to sound like Sir EP but Baz wanted an Actor. At least unlike Kurt Russel he was the closest to looking like Sir EP but he couldn't sing. The Director is a Sir EP fan, so he must know what he is doing. At least you guys are lucky to see it when it comes out. We are in New Zealand so we have to wait until it is on Netflix or ? to see it.

[@naomiwarner7117]

Austin isn't an impersonator he's a great actor and can sing! No one could come close enough to the real EP, there were others that looked a little more like EP but, they couldn't sing. To be able to come close to feeling Elvis's shoes, you had to be a great actor and, singer! Baz wanted to get this right so, he picked the best actors all around!

[@luckylady7542]

@@naomiwarner7117 it's just my opinion. Even after explanations, to me it was a bad choice. Maybe just not taking on such an endeavor would have been better. Just my opinion. You all do you.😊❤

[@АлександрКрасновицкий-т1з]

Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 220 sentadillas son unos QQGIRLS.Uno muchas y un buen ejercicio. Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😍👍 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortaleso abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer.k

[@Michelle-day]

Go listen to Pastor Bob Joyce's last few sermons. He knows The Best Is Yet To Come. What's coming is going to shock the world. Mark my words. 🇺🇸😎🇺🇸

[@Michelle-day]

Think I'm crazy today and a prophet in 2 weeks.😎💥💥💥💥 news alert- EBS coming soon! Pastor Bob joyce/Elvis-💥 Martin Luther King 💥Alliyah Tupac💥 Koby B.&daughter.. 💥Whitney houston&daughter, 💥Robin williams, 💥Rush/=JimMorrison . 💥Michael Jackson. 💥Prince, 💥Pres.JFK- 💥Jackie, 💥VP JohnJr. , 💥Caroline-. 💥 Prince. 💥John Denver. 💥Patrick Swayze. 💥Janis Joplin, 💥Freddy Mercury, 💥Priness Di, 💥Kurt Kobain, that Australian zoo guy that supposedly died from a stingray ...still here.. And MANY MANY MORE..........COMING out VERY SOON. FACTS. what an amazing time to be alive 🙌 Gone With The Wind Program. Fought the Cabal and won. Easter is going to be AMAZING.🙌 I'm just telling you cuz I like you and your secretary, you don't have to believe me, all good but I just wanted to let you know that you heard it here first, have an awesome weekend!👍😎🌪