GI Blues was Elvis’ first movie after coming out of the army and his first musical comedy. I like it fine, but it is not one of my favorites, not in my rotation of 11 Elvis movies I watch all the time. I am not sure why it is not one of my favorites, maybe because of that annoying crying baby [continue reading]
Elvis’ 4th movie King Creole (the fan favorite and supposedly Elvis’ favorite) is not one of my favorites. I like it fine, but it is not even in my top 10 favorite Elvis movies – it is probably around my 13th favorite (out of 31). I don’t watch it that often, except when it [continue reading]
Elvis’ third movie is also my third favorite Elvis movie. As much as I love this movie, I could really start at about 25 minutes into as I don’t really care for all the Elvis in jail scenes, but I do watch it often. It is in my rotation of 11 Elvis movies I watch all the time. [continue reading]
This is Elvis’ first movie in color and his only one in color out of the first four he made before going into the army in 1958. Elvis is even more beautiful in color, especially with his newly dyed black hair slicked back and glistening! Being my fifth favorite Elvis movie, I watch Loving You [continue reading]
I was never a huge fan of Elvis’ first movie because I don’t like westerns, plus Elvis is only in about half of the movie. It is not a bad movie, just not my thing. It is definitely not in my rotation of 11 Elvis movies I watch all the time. I like all the love story / soap opera stuff, [continue reading]
This is THE Elvis movie for me, my favorite Elvis movie since I was little. Yes Girl Happy is one of Elvis’ cheesy Elvis gets girl Elvis loses girl Elvis sings songs beach movie, but it’s not terrible, it’s just a typical feel-good 1960s beach movie that was so popular at the [continue reading]
Although less than 150 pages, this is a great book that was just released a few months ago that I knew nothing about until my friend thankfully brought it to my attention. If I am not mistaken, this is really the only book that is just about the TCB band telling their stories from touring with [continue reading]