Rolling Stone magazine has continually rated Elvis, the 3rd greatest singer of all time, with Areatha Franklin #1 and Ray Charles No 2. On greatest entertainers of all time they rate him #2. There lists include 500 singers.
What he this performance live. James Dean, the actor who died during filming Giant, was supposed to do this role. Elvis asked Walter Matthau,and established actor for acting advise. Matthau told him he didn’t need any tips, as elvis was a natural actor with great confidence.
So many great actors in this film! One of my sentimental favorites, Dean Jagger (plays Mr Fisher, the dad) because he makes me think of White Christmas, a wonderful Holiday movie that I watch every year. Of course we’ve already met our Loving You sweetheart, Dolores Hart, here in her second film opposite Elvis. She was also wonderful in a lovely summer film called Where the Boys Are, which is just a slice of mid-century Americana that can’t be described, only taken in by watching the movie. Walter Matthau was already a respected actor here, and his reputation speaks for itself, but most young people will know him from the Grumpy Old Men movies. One of those rare actors that could do comedy or drama equally convincingly, blend in or help carry the film, as need be. The very striking woman who plays the ill-fated Ronnie would go on to needle her way into American hearts by becoming tv’s Morticia Addams. Vic Morrow, aka Shark, was a known face to me as a kid in the 70s. He was one of those guys that popped up in almost everything. That ended in 1982 when he was killed with two child actors during a helicopter accident while filming The Twilight Zone movie. I’m probably missing some but those are the ones who stuck out. Oh…the druggist: I recognize his voice but I can’t place his face to anything specific.
Where you insert yourself on the film gets to me, lol! I'm here watching and suddenly there you are, a 3rd wheel in the car or peeking through the window with Elvis!
You are SO good at this. I LOL often times. Arguably, this is Elvis' best (and most critically acclaimed) film. According to all accounts, after the making of King Creole Elvis told the director, Michael Curtiz (also director of Casablanca), "thank you Mr. Curtiz, now I know what a director is." The next 6 films (till 1961) is a mixed bag of dramas and (musical) comedies after which the established formula kicks in (1962). Elvis had a brilliant flair for light comedy and his natural ability quite mirrors that of Gary Grant. Both men were superb physical actors, and both had "funny bones". Naturally, I watch an Elvis movie because ELVIS IS IN IT. 😍
Awww thank you Swarts :D I'm still hopeful about the upcoming movies to be honest with you. I like what i have seen so far :D So i got to stay open minded until i see them. A litttllleeee worried too though, because ALOT of the elvis fans i've chatted to in the past few months have been warning me about the upcoming films haha
@@SephPlays One thing that most forget, Elvis didn't only make movies in the 60's. He also made alot of great studiorecordings that had nothing to do with the movies. He also made some tv apperances and some liveshows in the early 60's. Some movies are also really good and some are really bad, but most of them are familycomedies. In every movie there's some good songs also.
Outstanding reaction! Your jungle room background was a nice touch. My phone was actually sitting on a table quite similar to the one behind you as I watched this. I've never laughed so hard during a dramatic movie before. The way you kept popping up in the scenes, the fire shooting out when Ronnie threw her drink, Spiderman, etc. was so ingenious! After a bit of a dry spell on the Elvis reactions, thanks for giving me a really fun evening! And, yes, that was the Jordanaires singing back-up. They're in most of Elvis' movies. Fun fact: when they first started filming Elvis said to Walter Matthau (Maxie Fields) "if you could help me out with this acting thing, I'd sure appreciate it" to which WM replied " I've seen you act. You don't need any help from me".
@@SephPlays A little history: The Jordanaires were formed in 1948 when Elvis was 13 years old. They performed every Saturday night on The Grand Ole Opry radio show which was a staple in probably all southern homes at the time. They stood out from other quartets in that they specialized in singing spirituals (black gospel songs) to predominantly white audiences. And Elvis, having grown up being heavily influenced by both white and black southern gospel music, loved what were called at the time colored spirituals. He said he thought he knew every one ever written and actually remembered beginning to sing gospel songs at the age of two. This quartet was with Elvis throughout much of his career so you'll hear a lot of them. And later on, when they preferred not to go on tour, they were replaced with others who were also fantastic. Elvis personally chose his musicians, and they were all spectacular. No spoilers, but it's all ahead of you to discover what grew from the two-piece band (plus Elvis on the guitar) at the beginning to what it became as the years went on.
@@kathifielder1110 You mention " The Grand Ole Opry" radio show..I grew up here in Northern Minnesota. Every Friday and Saturday night, My mother had the radio tuned to WSM, Nashville, Tennessee, the home of the Grand Ole Opry. Those old-fashioned tube radios had the ability to pull in stations all throughout the country with minimal interference.
I also thought he would've ended up with Dolores Hart than Morticia but I think the ends gives hope that he will eventually end up with Dolores Hart. She's not his first love but she's his last.
A absolutely double banger reaction, loved all the effects and your head turning up everywhere and the jungle room ending. Your effort and time spent is beyond words. So now you have even more Elvis bangers on your topscore. Trouble, Dixieland Rock and of course King Creole are my favorites. The places like the balcony scene in the beginning where he sang Crawfish, is now a Elvissighting when Elvisfans visit New Orleans amongst other places in the movie. This was the movie he was most proud of. Walter Matthau the gangsterboss is a really wellknown actor. The young girl in the movie was Dolores Hart that also was in the movie Loving You and became a nun after kissing Elvis...
Really glad you enjoyed the reaction Robbansa :D OMG you can go visit where they filmed King Creole!!!!!!! :o I really want to go there now haha And thats insane about Dolores, But understandable. Once you kiss The King everyone else isnt gonna measure up LOL
Yeah of course i did haha, you aren't allowed to show the entire movie on youtube because of copyright restrictions. So i had to cut it down to just the best parts. Even the songs had to be cut up unfortunately 😭😭😭 This wasn't my decision and its forced on all TH-camrs/channels 😢
This was a joy to watch! Your comedic timing and humorous positions of your camera was brilliant! Had a blast watching and appriciated your thoughts and comments during the reaction. Subscribed ☺️
@@SephPlays I watched the movie last night myself and wanted to check out what others thought of it too. I greatly enjoyed the movie. I´ve heard it´s Elvis´s own favorite and out of the three I´ve watched so far-I see why. He did a great job and the plot/story was easy to follow like you mentioned. I might look into the book it´s based upon. I´ve only seen Jailhouse Rock, Viva Las Vegas and King Creole, but I´m looking forward to check out more of them. I´m gonna follow up on your reaction going on 😄
Elvis had some great performances in his early days. Until Flaming Star and Wild In The Country both didn't do very well at the box office, he got a chance to show his acting ability. When that happened, he was basically relegated to the boy meets girl musicals and some were definitely better than others, but none were outright classics. The closest was Change of Habit, released after his Comeback Special, where he playing a singing (of course) MD who falls in love with a nun. Probably his best of those kinds of films from a writing and acting perspective.
I just wanted to tell you in jail house rock those people were his original band bass player guitar player those are the only two that really started with him and the drummer came a little bit later that's his original band
I just want to prepare you for future films, the amount of great songs will be less and less as it goes but many actually sound better without the video imo because they take a different atmosphere when you hear them without the visuals. Like 1 song that's very childlike and cutesy on the film becomes eerie and haunting when you listen to it without the visuals.
This is why i LOVE listening to the Studio version's and the live versions. That way i get to experience everything about the song from a different perspective :D
@@SephPlays I just recently found 'Let Yourself Go' and it's the most sensual sexiest thing i have ever heard then I saw the video clip from the movie and it was COMPLETELY different in tone, lol. so yes, you are right.
Title of Commentary: Sings A Song About Soda Brought To You By: Moi Co. & sponsored by: @Seph Plays (& of course the YT platform ssshhhh!) From beginning to end our premiere commentator & Dear Sponsor Monsieur Seph surprised and delighted! Our Elvis fans will not want to miss out on this brilliant work of editing! I could not help but time stamp every time I spotted our Dear Sponsor in the movie (14× in total and yes I counted) which only added to the fun of watching Monsieur Seph watching & reacting to our man Elvis as Danny Fisher. So stop right in & get comfortable, maybe bring along some snacks and your favorite drink (whatever that may be, we here do not judge) and be ready to LOL right up to the end! You may be sorry it had to end, but that's the way of it with all good things * sigh * But fortunately for us all the Mystery Train doesn't stop here! 🚂💨 As an aside: Oh my Gawd! Your background is the Jungle Room! Also: The song you loved where Elvis is talking back is called "Trouble". Slight spoiler: He performs that song later on in his career 😉 The duet "Crawfish" was actually sung live on set as the film was rolling. Kitty White & Elvis had pre- recorded the song for the movie but on the day if filming that particular scene the sound tech (or engineer) was having difficulty with the sound equipment. So Elvis asks the director, Michael Curtiz, if its alright if he sings during a live take. Michael Curtiz is doubtful at first and expresses as much but Elvis insists he can do it. Michael Curtis kind of "gives in" by saying, "Well, if Miss White agrees to sing her part live, then okay, we'll give it a shot." Elvis goes to Miss Kitty White and explains to her the situation and asks if she's willing to sing her part of the duet during a live take. She says yes. So what you saw & heard there was actually Elvis & Kitty White singing live while the camera was rolling. Kitty White's daughter would later give an interview after her mother passed & said that her mother had nothing but good things to say about Elvis. Apparently she spoke highly of him. Miss Kitty White told her daughter that Elvis was a gentleman and the nicest man. I can't remember the exact quote but that's basically the gist of it. @Seph Plays Thank you so very, very much for this! I knew this would be your next Elvis reaction but you still managed to surprise me with this one! I won't spoil it for anyone but I definitely have my favorite parts of your reaction to this Elvis movie! 👏👏👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I 💖💖💖💖 💖 it 😍
I don't deserve such a nice comment! Im lost for words. Im soooo soooooo happy you enjoyed it. It was alot of fun to watch the movie "True Banger" . And even more fun to edit it all together haha Sammy the COOL a Pleasure as always! 😊
@@SephPlays I'm so glad you had so much fun with this one! The time and effort you put into your reactions is very evident, Seph, and is very much appreciated 💖 On another note: Please do continue to keep an open mind concerning other Elvis movies. Also: At some point in the future I'd love to see you react to "The Odd Couple" with Walter Matthau and Jack Lemon. A comedy film about a NYC bachelor who takes in one of his married poker buddies whose wife kicked him out. What ensues therein after is just comedic brilliance and acting at its finest. I love your music (and Elvis of course) reactions don't get me wrong but you have a real knack for movie reactions as well 💕
@@sammy_the_uncool2702 I did not know they were singing live so good to know very interesting as always thank you Sammy brilliant love all your comments
I clicked like before I watched. That's how confident I am in your reaction, Seph. One question: this is from 1958, and I'm wondering if you're going to react to the rest of the 1957 songs.
Because of copyright being a pain with the 1957 songs, i decided to do this movie first, then attempt to do the 57 songs again very very soon. Technical issues 😅 But I'm still going to listen to *Every* song! This train ain't gonna stop just because i got sidetracked! Haha
@@SephPlays Good to know. If you can't get them past copyright, maybe you could do a reaction where you just list them and let your viewers know what you thought of each one and if you ran across any bangers or double bangers. I don't know what you have left on your list, but this is what mine shows to complete '57: One Night of Sin Blueberry Hill Have I Told You Lately That I Love You Don't Leave Me Now True Love I Need You So When It Rains, It Really Pours That's When Your Heartaches Begin (the '57 version) It would be interesting to hear your comparison of the '54 version to the '57 version.
@@kathifielder1110 I've been waiting for "Don't" for such along time, sunday is my birthday... Kathi your comments are a joy to read. Kathi I would appriciate your thoughts about how to get around the copyright issues, it's being discussed in my comment "Last name spelled wrong, already 1958?"
@@robbansa Thanks for the compliment on my comments. I do tend to get carried away sometimes though. When it comes to copyright issues, I have zero knowledge. Sorry, but I wouldn't even know how to post a video on TH-cam. If you haven't seen the rehearsal version of "Don't", I highly recommend it: Elvis Presley - Don't (Rehearsal MGM Studios July 29, 1970) (2:48). Have a great day and a wonderful birthday on Sunday!
While Elvis made a lot of bad teen movies (to stay cool and relevant, and that strategy worked), he also made a lot of awesome movies. I'd say his good movies are Follow That Dream, Flaming Star, King Creole, The Trouble With Girls, Love Me Tender, Fun in Acapulco, Wild in the Country, G.I. Blues, Roustabout, and Viva Las Vegas. Jailhouse Rock was well-done although it's too depressing for me. Elvis's acting was way too convincing as a bad guy.
I also like his films Kid Galahad, Charro!, Frankie and Johnny, and The Trouble with Girls. And I know they're a teen type of films but also enjoyed Clambake, Speedway, Spinout, Tickle Me, and Paradise Hawaiian Style
So sad to see this movie all cut up and blurry like this. Its such a great movie. This is one of the few Elvis movies he liked...most he couldnt even watch. Please go watch the whole movie Seph. This cop chop blur stuff will ruin the real movie.
I wish you would read the replies ive been sending you on *All* your comments!!! I did watch it all in full without a blur effect. I just need to blur out what *You* see other wise i get in big trouble with copyright!
For all of you who don't know, I have been reacting To Every single Elvis Presley song in chronological order! Here is the link to my playlist:: Elvis Presley Reactions: th-cam.com/play/PLn84b2i6CbmNnXoTwRxW6k5a66BhvDSVd.html
I had sooooo much problems with copyright :/ but im going to go back and get them videos uploaded very soon. Ill just figure out a way around the copyright issues!
@@robbansa i dont know how well something like that would fly. I could cut it and slice it up into highlights. Then talk about the song in detail after?
@@SephPlays It would work for me. I think almost everybody watching your elvisreactions knows the songs by heart. So what's really interesting is what you think and your reaction in highlights. If this is a way avoiding ytcopyright issues it's better than nothing. Try it and explain in the first video why and you could also paste an explanation in future comments. You could also leave a link for the original song, for those who like to hear that.
Just past the 15 minute mark and I can't stand it anymore! You're one of those who talks all through a movie, aren't you?! Here's the thing: If you're doing reactions and you talk while the movie is still running, you're missing important dialog. And we can't hear what you're saying! It's very frustrating to watch that. Added: Case in point... you asked how she knew he was there to rob the store. If you had been listening instead of talking during the store scene, you'd have heard her tell him she saw what he and his buddies were doing!
There are hundreds of other reactors on youtube! Instead of messaging me, you should be watching them!.... Seriously if you don't like someone you shouldn't be messaging them!?
@@SephPlays I'm sorry... Must have been having a bad day cause I usually keep my criticisms to myself even if I think they're constructive criticisms since written comments can easily be taken differently than they were intended. Obviously I enjoy your reactions overall or I wouldn't watch them. Been watching you for a while and this was the first time I didn't enjoy one of your reactions.
@@SephPlays I was raised on a time when criticism wasn't automatically viewed negatively. In my youth I considered criticism given in the right spirit to be of great benefit to me (when true) to improve myself. People don't see it that way any more and take them as an attack. You've reminded me to keep my thoughts to myself.
You've been watching my videos on and off for 3 months now. In that time you must have noticed that i love to talk 😅 So heres my warning to you! I talk sooooooooooooooo much through every Elvis song and film I've ever reacted to here on the channel. And i honestly will never change the way i do it. If you don't like the sound of this then pleaseeeee stop watching me! I would much rather you spend that time finding something else to watch that is better "Which isn't that hard lets face it haha" I'm not saying this to be mean/rude im just trying to save you time 😔
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Only Elvis could make crawfish sound sexy. Love Elvis.
I think he could sing anything and make it sound Sexy xD
Elvis’ BEST film in terms of his acting ability + natural charisma 🔥👌🏾💯
Dolores Hart, the “good girl” in this left Hollywood shortly after this movie and became a nun. She’s still alive and still a nun.
She also did Loving You with him.
Black and White. Dark and Light. That was the whole point!❤🇫🇮
He could sing every genre of music, including opera, which he proved in his later years.
Elvis at his best
Fabulous acting from Elvis. Originally James Dean was to play his character but as a boxer.
Thats very interesting! That little change would have completely altered the film!
A long time ago the law allowed the right to beat his wife with a switch as thick as his thumb. We come a long way baby
King Creole is my Favorite, followed by Jailhouse Rock and Flaming Star.
I love your reactions to amazing Elvis.❤❤❤
When he sings at the King Creole those are his backup singers in real life The jordanaires
Rolling Stone magazine has continually rated Elvis, the 3rd greatest singer of all time, with Areatha Franklin #1 and Ray Charles No 2. On greatest entertainers of all time they rate him #2. There lists include 500 singers.
Rolling Stone doesn't know what they are talking about
Elvis had a temper in reality as well. He was known to shoot tv's ....when ticked off or annoyed! Lol.
Haha i didn't know this! 😂 Shooting tv's isn't toooooooooo bad i guess. Them damn ADVERTS drive me crazy too 😉
Need to listen to "Trouble:" From this film. Great early ELVIS😊
I absolutely love the Elvis movie reactions. Please keep going.
I won't stop until ive watched them all haha
@@SephPlays The back alleys you mentioned there were so many of, was all filmed entirely in New Orleans, Louisiana 🙂
THANK YOU❤️❤️
No... Thank YOU!
Great Movie!
OMG YES I JUST MADE A COMMENT ABOUT THIS I CANT BELIEVE HOW LUCKY I AM
Mind reader i am haha
My number 1 Elvis movie haha love your special effects!!
I think you have good taste T.M as this is a fantastic movie :D
This is My favorit soundtrack to an Elvis movie, it is among My top 10 Elvis albums.
After watching the movie, i can honestly understand why you would say that! Such a great film!
The song he sings at the end was Ronnie's song. It's the one she sang to him in Maxie's apt that she said used to be her theme song.
Ohh wow thats actually pretty cool 😮
What he this performance live. James Dean, the actor who died during filming Giant, was supposed to do this role. Elvis asked Walter Matthau,and established actor for acting advise. Matthau told him he didn’t need any tips, as elvis was a natural actor with great confidence.
jailhouse rock, will be one of your favorite s too.seth.
It was a true banger of a movie!
A really good film lot's of good song's loved when you were in the back of the taxi 😂 brilliant reaction
I really enjoyed this one. And im happy that im not the only one!
And thank you maggie :D
So many great actors in this film! One of my sentimental favorites, Dean Jagger (plays Mr Fisher, the dad) because he makes me think of White Christmas, a wonderful Holiday movie that I watch every year. Of course we’ve already met our Loving You sweetheart, Dolores Hart, here in her second film opposite Elvis. She was also wonderful in a lovely summer film called Where the Boys Are, which is just a slice of mid-century Americana that can’t be described, only taken in by watching the movie. Walter Matthau was already a respected actor here, and his reputation speaks for itself, but most young people will know him from the Grumpy Old Men movies. One of those rare actors that could do comedy or drama equally convincingly, blend in or help carry the film, as need be. The very striking woman who plays the ill-fated Ronnie would go on to needle her way into American hearts by becoming tv’s Morticia Addams. Vic Morrow, aka Shark, was a known face to me as a kid in the 70s. He was one of those guys that popped up in almost everything. That ended in 1982 when he was killed with two child actors during a helicopter accident while filming The Twilight Zone movie. I’m probably missing some but those are the ones who stuck out. Oh…the druggist: I recognize his voice but I can’t place his face to anything specific.
Ohh wow! This would explain why they are very good actors!!
Thank you for this sweet information 😀
The mob boss' dancer girlfriend is played by Caroline Jones who played Morticia Addams in the mid 1960's TV show, "The Addams Family".
Esse na minha opinião foi o melhor filme que ele fez 🤩😍
I thought his acting in Flaming Star and Wild in the Country were top!
Where you insert yourself on the film gets to me, lol! I'm here watching and suddenly there you are, a 3rd wheel in the car or peeking through the window with Elvis!
Haha I'm really glad you are enjoying it :D
Youre Very Charasmatic.. I Love How You Put Yourself in The Productions,Very Clever!! and -- Sooo original. It Cracks me up!!- THANX 😊 SOO MUCH!!😊
I really did have a lot of fun with this film haha
@@SephPlays He' He' He' 🤣 - Keep Up The Fun Entertainment!!.. Lord Knows We "ALL" Need Some Laughter!!
You are SO good at this. I LOL often times. Arguably, this is Elvis' best (and most critically acclaimed) film. According to all accounts, after the making of King Creole Elvis told the director, Michael Curtiz (also director of Casablanca), "thank you Mr. Curtiz, now I know what a director is."
The next 6 films (till 1961) is a mixed bag of dramas and (musical) comedies after which the established formula kicks in (1962). Elvis had a brilliant flair for light comedy and his natural ability quite mirrors that of Gary Grant. Both men were superb physical actors, and both had "funny bones". Naturally, I watch an Elvis movie because ELVIS IS IN IT. 😍
Awww thank you Swarts :D
I'm still hopeful about the upcoming movies to be honest with you. I like what i have seen so far :D So i got to stay open minded until i see them. A litttllleeee worried too though, because ALOT of the elvis fans i've chatted to in the past few months have been warning me about the upcoming films haha
@@SephPlays One thing that most forget, Elvis didn't only make movies in the 60's. He also made alot of great studiorecordings that had nothing to do with the movies. He also made some tv apperances and some liveshows in the early 60's. Some movies are also really good and some are really bad, but most of them are familycomedies. In every movie there's some good songs also.
Outstanding reaction! Your jungle room background was a nice touch. My phone was actually sitting on a table quite similar to the one behind you as I watched this. I've never laughed so hard during a dramatic movie before. The way you kept popping up in the scenes, the fire shooting out when Ronnie threw her drink, Spiderman, etc. was so ingenious! After a bit of a dry spell on the Elvis reactions, thanks for giving me a really fun evening! And, yes, that was the Jordanaires singing back-up. They're in most of Elvis' movies. Fun fact: when they first started filming Elvis said to Walter Matthau (Maxie Fields) "if you could help me out with this acting thing, I'd sure appreciate it" to which WM replied " I've seen you act. You don't need any help from me".
Im sooo glad you enjoyed Kathi! 😀
And thank you for verifying it was the Jordanaires. Im really loving their sound to be honest.
@@SephPlays A little history: The Jordanaires were formed in 1948 when Elvis was 13 years old. They performed every Saturday night on The Grand Ole Opry radio show which was a staple in probably all southern homes at the time. They stood out from other quartets in that they specialized in singing spirituals (black gospel songs) to predominantly white audiences. And Elvis, having grown up being heavily influenced by both white and black southern gospel music, loved what were called at the time colored spirituals. He said he thought he knew every one ever written and actually remembered beginning to sing gospel songs at the age of two. This quartet was with Elvis throughout much of his career so you'll hear a lot of them. And later on, when they preferred not to go on tour, they were replaced with others who were also fantastic. Elvis personally chose his musicians, and they were all spectacular. No spoilers, but it's all ahead of you to discover what grew from the two-piece band (plus Elvis on the guitar) at the beginning to what it became as the years went on.
@@kathifielder1110 You mention " The Grand Ole Opry" radio show..I grew up here in Northern Minnesota. Every Friday and Saturday night, My mother had the radio tuned to WSM, Nashville, Tennessee, the home of the Grand Ole Opry. Those old-fashioned tube radios had the ability to pull in stations all throughout the country with minimal interference.
You need to see the movie it was great.
What movie?
I also thought he would've ended up with Dolores Hart than Morticia but I think the ends gives hope that he will eventually end up with Dolores Hart. She's not his first love but she's his last.
She is the GF of the mob boss, played by Walter Matthau.
A absolutely double banger reaction, loved all the effects and your head turning up everywhere and the jungle room ending. Your effort and time spent is beyond words. So now you have even more Elvis bangers on your topscore. Trouble, Dixieland Rock and of course King Creole are my favorites. The places like the balcony scene in the beginning where he sang Crawfish, is now a Elvissighting when Elvisfans visit New Orleans amongst other places in the movie. This was the movie he was most proud of. Walter Matthau the gangsterboss is a really wellknown actor. The young girl in the movie was Dolores Hart that also was in the movie Loving You and became a nun after kissing Elvis...
Really glad you enjoyed the reaction Robbansa :D
OMG you can go visit where they filmed King Creole!!!!!!! :o
I really want to go there now haha
And thats insane about Dolores, But understandable. Once you kiss The King everyone else isnt gonna measure up LOL
Of course it's the jordanaires in the background in the whole movie
A great gilm
Stunning film with a lot of excellent songs 😍
Did you see the WHOLE movie!? This was bits and pieces only.
Yeah of course i did haha, you aren't allowed to show the entire movie on youtube because of copyright restrictions. So i had to cut it down to just the best parts. Even the songs had to be cut up unfortunately 😭😭😭
This wasn't my decision and its forced on all TH-camrs/channels 😢
This movie is kind of painful for me to watch. You really see how good of an actor Elvis could have been. If only!
Awww don't :( so sad
Good to have you back,shows how good he could have been,dam shame.ps back seat driver😄
I just had too do that haha 🤣
This was a joy to watch! Your comedic timing and humorous positions of your camera was brilliant! Had a blast watching and appriciated your thoughts and comments during the reaction. Subscribed ☺️
Awww thank you 😀
What do you think of the movie though?
@@SephPlays I watched the movie last night myself and wanted to check out what others thought of it too. I greatly enjoyed the movie. I´ve heard it´s Elvis´s own favorite and out of the three I´ve watched so far-I see why. He did a great job and the plot/story was easy to follow like you mentioned. I might look into the book it´s based upon. I´ve only seen Jailhouse Rock, Viva Las Vegas and King Creole, but I´m looking forward to check out more of them. I´m gonna follow up on your reaction going on 😄
It was a great film. Did enjoy the music the most though!
very funny - those scenes putting yourself in the movie haha (bad english I guess but yeah)
Thank you 😀
The girl in jailhouse Rock that's Morticia from The munsters
Elvis had some great performances in his early days. Until Flaming Star and Wild In The Country both didn't do very well at the box office, he got a chance to show his acting ability. When that happened, he was basically relegated to the boy meets girl musicals and some were definitely better than others, but none were outright classics. The closest was Change of Habit, released after his Comeback Special, where he playing a singing (of course) MD who falls in love with a nun. Probably his best of those kinds of films from a writing and acting perspective.
I just wanted to tell you in jail house rock those people were his original band bass player guitar player those are the only two that really started with him and the drummer came a little bit later that's his original band
I just want to prepare you for future films, the amount of great songs will be less and less as it goes but many actually sound better without the video imo because they take a different atmosphere when you hear them without the visuals. Like 1 song that's very childlike and cutesy on the film becomes eerie and haunting when you listen to it without the visuals.
This is why i LOVE listening to the Studio version's and the live versions. That way i get to experience everything about the song from a different perspective :D
@@SephPlays I just recently found 'Let Yourself Go' and it's the most sensual sexiest thing i have ever heard then I saw the video clip from the movie and it was COMPLETELY different in tone, lol. so yes, you are right.
there's alot of good songs o. the movie.
Definitely!
Title of Commentary: Sings A Song About Soda
Brought To You By: Moi Co. & sponsored by: @Seph Plays
(& of course the YT platform ssshhhh!)
From beginning to end our premiere commentator & Dear Sponsor Monsieur Seph surprised and delighted!
Our Elvis fans will not want to miss out on this brilliant work of editing!
I could not help but time stamp every time I spotted our Dear Sponsor in the movie (14× in total and yes I counted) which only added to the fun of watching Monsieur Seph watching & reacting to our man Elvis as Danny Fisher.
So stop right in & get comfortable, maybe bring along some snacks and your favorite drink (whatever that may be, we here do not judge) and be ready to LOL right up to the end!
You may be sorry it had to end, but that's the way of it with all good things * sigh *
But fortunately for us all the Mystery Train doesn't stop here!
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As an aside: Oh my Gawd! Your background is the Jungle Room!
Also: The song you loved where Elvis is talking back is called "Trouble".
Slight spoiler: He performs that song later on in his career 😉
The duet "Crawfish" was actually sung live on set as the film was rolling.
Kitty White & Elvis had pre- recorded the song for the movie but on the day if filming that particular scene the sound tech (or engineer) was having difficulty with the sound equipment.
So Elvis asks the director, Michael Curtiz, if its alright if he sings during a live take.
Michael Curtiz is doubtful at first and expresses as much but Elvis insists he can do it.
Michael Curtis kind of "gives in" by saying, "Well, if Miss White agrees to sing her part live, then okay, we'll give it a shot."
Elvis goes to Miss Kitty White and explains to her the situation and asks if she's willing to sing her part of the duet during a live take.
She says yes.
So what you saw & heard there was actually Elvis & Kitty White singing live while the camera was rolling.
Kitty White's daughter would later give an interview after her mother passed & said that her mother had nothing but good things to say about Elvis. Apparently she spoke highly of him.
Miss Kitty White told her daughter that Elvis was a gentleman and the nicest man.
I can't remember the exact quote but that's basically the gist of it.
@Seph Plays Thank you so very, very much for this! I knew this would be your next Elvis reaction but you still managed to surprise me with this one!
I won't spoil it for anyone but I definitely have my favorite parts of your reaction to this Elvis movie!
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I don't deserve such a nice comment! Im lost for words.
Im soooo soooooo happy you enjoyed it. It was alot of fun to watch the movie "True Banger" . And even more fun to edit it all together haha
Sammy the COOL a Pleasure as always! 😊
@@SephPlays I'm so glad you had so much fun with this one! The time and effort you put into your reactions is very evident, Seph, and is very much appreciated 💖
On another note: Please do continue to keep an open mind concerning other Elvis movies.
Also: At some point in the future I'd love to see you react to "The Odd Couple" with Walter Matthau and Jack Lemon. A comedy film about a NYC bachelor who takes in one of his married poker buddies whose wife kicked him out. What ensues therein after is just comedic brilliance and acting at its finest.
I love your music (and Elvis of course) reactions don't get me wrong but you have a real knack for movie reactions as well 💕
@@sammy_the_uncool2702 I did not know they were singing live so good to know very interesting as always thank you Sammy brilliant love all your comments
@@maggieshome Thank you Maggie! Always nice to hear from you 💖
I'll add it to the film list :D
At the moment i have all the elvis films, Back to the future and The odd Couple of the list xD
I clicked like before I watched. That's how confident I am in your reaction, Seph. One question: this is from 1958, and I'm wondering if you're going to react to the rest of the 1957 songs.
Because of copyright being a pain with the 1957 songs, i decided to do this movie first, then attempt to do the 57 songs again very very soon. Technical issues 😅
But I'm still going to listen to *Every* song! This train ain't gonna stop just because i got sidetracked! Haha
@@SephPlays Good to know. If you can't get them past copyright, maybe you could do a reaction where you just list them and let your viewers know what you thought of each one and if you ran across any bangers or double bangers. I don't know what you have left on your list, but this is what mine shows to complete '57:
One Night of Sin
Blueberry Hill
Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
Don't Leave Me Now
True Love
I Need You So
When It Rains, It Really Pours
That's When Your Heartaches Begin (the '57 version) It would be interesting to hear your comparison of the '54 version to the '57 version.
@@kathifielder1110 I've been waiting for "Don't" for such along time, sunday is my birthday... Kathi your comments are a joy to read. Kathi I would appriciate your thoughts about how to get around the copyright issues, it's being discussed in my comment "Last name spelled wrong, already 1958?"
@@robbansa Thanks for the compliment on my comments. I do tend to get carried away sometimes though. When it comes to copyright issues, I have zero knowledge. Sorry, but I wouldn't even know how to post a video on TH-cam. If you haven't seen the rehearsal version of "Don't", I highly recommend it: Elvis Presley - Don't (Rehearsal MGM Studios July 29, 1970) (2:48). Have a great day and a wonderful birthday on Sunday!
@@kathifielder1110 Of course I've seen Don't 1970 love it. I wish you would read the thread of my comment and give your opinion to the suggestions.
I heard he was hit with a real chair at first made home throw up something like that.
While Elvis made a lot of bad teen movies (to stay cool and relevant, and that strategy worked), he also made a lot of awesome movies. I'd say his good movies are Follow That Dream, Flaming Star, King Creole, The Trouble With Girls, Love Me Tender, Fun in Acapulco, Wild in the Country, G.I. Blues, Roustabout, and Viva Las Vegas. Jailhouse Rock was well-done although it's too depressing for me. Elvis's acting was way too convincing as a bad guy.
Omg in jailhouse rock!! You are right! He played the bad guy very very well. Maybe *Too* well 😯
I also like his films Kid Galahad, Charro!, Frankie and Johnny, and The Trouble with Girls. And I know they're a teen type of films but also enjoyed Clambake, Speedway, Spinout, Tickle Me, and Paradise Hawaiian Style
Jailhouse Rock is my favorite Elvis film
@@nenabunena I havent seen many of his films. But at the moment Jailhouse Rock is my favourite too :D
Imagine this he never sang King Creole after this, can you get your head around that?
Wait.... Seriously?
@@SephPlays I'm watching a crazy guy singing a Olivia song while watching a Elvis movie. Soo funny.
@@robbansa 😯 who?
@@SephPlays Either it's you or your brother, hard to tell.
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So sad to see this movie all cut up and blurry like this. Its such a great movie. This is one of the few Elvis movies he liked...most he couldnt even watch. Please go watch the whole movie Seph. This cop chop blur stuff will ruin the real movie.
I wish you would read the replies ive been sending you on *All* your comments!!!
I did watch it all in full without a blur effect. I just need to blur out what *You* see other wise i get in big trouble with copyright!
For all of you who don't know, I have been reacting To Every single Elvis Presley song in chronological order!
Here is the link to my playlist::
Elvis Presley Reactions: th-cam.com/play/PLn84b2i6CbmNnXoTwRxW6k5a66BhvDSVd.html
I'm just kidding with with you
Last name spelled wrong, 1958 already?
I had sooooo much problems with copyright :/ but im going to go back and get them videos uploaded very soon. Ill just figure out a way around the copyright issues!
And thank you for pointing out the spelling mistake! I dont know what i would do without you to be honest. All my videos would have bad spelling 😅
@@SephPlays Maybe you could do the songs like you do the movies.
@@robbansa i dont know how well something like that would fly.
I could cut it and slice it up into highlights. Then talk about the song in detail after?
@@SephPlays It would work for me. I think almost everybody watching your elvisreactions knows the songs by heart. So what's really interesting is what you think and your reaction in highlights. If this is a way avoiding ytcopyright issues it's better than nothing. Try it and explain in the first video why and you could also paste an explanation in future comments. You could also leave a link for the original song, for those who like to hear that.
Gladys told his record in the movie that's a fake fake person
She knew because she seen him stealing if you stop talkin so much you would have noticed it
Just past the 15 minute mark and I can't stand it anymore! You're one of those who talks all through a movie, aren't you?! Here's the thing: If you're doing reactions and you talk while the movie is still running, you're missing important dialog. And we can't hear what you're saying! It's very frustrating to watch that.
Added: Case in point... you asked how she knew he was there to rob the store. If you had been listening instead of talking during the store scene, you'd have heard her tell him she saw what he and his buddies were doing!
There are hundreds of other reactors on youtube! Instead of messaging me, you should be watching them!.... Seriously if you don't like someone you shouldn't be messaging them!?
@@SephPlays I'm sorry... Must have been having a bad day cause I usually keep my criticisms to myself even if I think they're constructive criticisms since written comments can easily be taken differently than they were intended. Obviously I enjoy your reactions overall or I wouldn't watch them. Been watching you for a while and this was the first time I didn't enjoy one of your reactions.
@@SephPlays I was raised on a time when criticism wasn't automatically viewed negatively. In my youth I considered criticism given in the right spirit to be of great benefit to me (when true) to improve myself. People don't see it that way any more and take them as an attack. You've reminded me to keep my thoughts to myself.
@@SephPlays For the record, I think your reactions are very creative, unique and entertaining. Keep up the good work.
You've been watching my videos on and off for 3 months now. In that time you must have noticed that i love to talk 😅
So heres my warning to you!
I talk sooooooooooooooo much through every Elvis song and film I've ever reacted to here on the channel. And i honestly will never change the way i do it. If you don't like the sound of this then pleaseeeee stop watching me! I would much rather you spend that time finding something else to watch that is better "Which isn't that hard lets face it haha"
I'm not saying this to be mean/rude im just trying to save you time 😔