THEY SHOT Elvis Presley!? - Love Me Tender | FILM REACTION
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- For Elvis's first movie i would say it was a complete success! I loved him in this film.
The film itself was a Cowboy/romantic and pretty good!
I am reacting to EVERY ELVIS SONG EVERY RECORDED in release order "or close"!
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His ability to influence even in the distance of decades. Elvis 4 ever. Some of us are in deep addiction for listening to Elvis every day..
Im starting to understand the more and more i hear from him :D
He was so good in this
Elvis played a half breed in flaming star.
I watch all your Elvis reactions, they are hilarious. I love your outfit today, thank you for all the fun you bring to my day.
Awww thank you Paula :D you are a star!
I love his delivery of “Get away from him! Leave him alone!” I say it to myself a lot because it’s just one of those lines.
This movie is entertaining. He’s got better ones though so I’m definitely excited for you to watch them.
Yeah its been in my head ever since. Its overly dramatic and i love it for it haha
Thanks so much for all the hard work you put in to bring us this reaction. It's much appreciated. Personally, I thought Elvis was really good in it especially for his first time acting and with no training or previous acting experience. In case you didn't know, Elvis starred in two movies in 1957: "Loving You" and "Jailhouse Rock".
I think he could have easily have been the main star in it!
They had to get elvis to sing the ending again as the fans were indispair when he died .
Gahhhh yeah! Makes sense!
Yeah" Love Me Tender" is on my top 10 favs of Elvis great stuff...,.a Banger.
I really did enjoy this film. and the songs from it were catchy haha
Flaming star was a very good western with elvis.
Can't wait to watch it to be honest :D
This was his first, I was in the theater and every time Elvis sang the girls screamed right in the movie. You's love "King Creole". So much better mkvie. Thanks for your reaction. I subed.
Thank you for the sub Betsy. Looking forward to watching more of his movies. I think he has acting talents just as much as singing talents haha
Seph you HAVE to watch “love me tender” 1970 version. Please please!!
Love this 🎥
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
did you say "what the actually heck" (around 40 min in the vid) haha that one got me laughing. Never heard THAT before... By the way, I am from the netherlands
Hahaha Glad i got a smile :DDD
Waiting for *"Rebel Without A Cause"* with James Dean (1955) and *"The Wild One"* with Marlon Brando (1953). These two films influenced not only Elvis, but the entire American youth of the 1950s.
Ill add it to my list if movie reactions but i dont know how often ill do them "they take me about 5 hours to edit haha"
@@SephPlays I prefer you stay on the Elvis trail, there's always gonna be sidetracks you should be asked doing. It will take a lifetime exploring every single distraction from the real goal. Especially long movie reactions that has very little to do with Elvis more than influencial. One movie leads to another and I'm goin to be in a oldage home before you get to the seventies.
@@robbansa this is definitely a long term thing. I doubt i could get through his entire catalogue toooooooo fast haha
Elvis was smitten by Debra. He asked her to marry him, but her parents nixed the idea.
I love their interaction on the Milton Berle show and then I found out she plays Lilia in 'The Ten Commandments' and I LOVE her in that
The only movie he died in, because the fans couldn t handle that
I BELIEVE THIS!!
@@SephPlays more importantly his mother. It really upset her and I think he vowed to never die 'on screen' again.
@@SuperMonkeeGirl he was very good at acting. Maybe this was a little to believable for her to cope with!
I was just watching Batman, I'm missing your comments "what the heck". The movie was first called The Reno Brothers as a working title. I would searched Kathy were thorougly into the bones. The next movie is 10 times better, you have to start somewhere. Love me tender is one of his signature songs and there's several different versions through the years. The other songs was not bangers in my opinion. Good reaction as always.
Omg! dont stop watching batman because of me xD which one was you watching?
@@SephPlays Latest Batman, Elvis always go first
Elvis, mom couldn't wT h the end of this movie, cause Elvis died.
Oof i dont blame her to be fair.
@Seph Plays This was actually really fun! Kudos 👏
Okay, so this film begins the day after Robert E. Lee surrendered the last majority of the Confederate Army to Ulysses S. Grant at the Appotomox Courthouse (April 9, 1865).
The American Civil War is taught in our history classes that it was all about the Emancipation Act. Abraham Lincoln didn't issue the final draft of the Emancipation Act until 1863. The American Civil War began in January 1861 with an attack on Fort Sumter (South Carolina)
Anyway, then President Abraham Lincoln refused to declare war on the Confederacy (most of which gained support from Southern U.S. States). Instead Abraham Lincoln declared a "Proclamation Of Insurrection" on April 15, 1861.
The American Civil War was far more of an economical war than anything else.
The North (all American States North of the Mason- Dixon line) had all of the state- of- the- art industrial engines of operations, had most of the major American shipping ports, had a bigger working class population (mostly due to immigration to cities like Boston, New York, and Philadelphia), and, therefore, had a monopolization of sorts on a good amount of both government and private wealth.
Meanwhile the railroad industry was taking off. In order to build those railroads, however, the government needed to buy up the land that were in private ownership.
The land was actually worth a lot more than hired government surveyors told these private landowners their land was worth. In America nowadays, we have what is called "Imminent Domain"- which is basically the same practice, i.e., the government wants to buy up your property you have no choice but to sell it to them at whatever price they tell you.
So in a nutshell that's what was happening in and around that time period (late 1800's).
Abraham Lincoln made it no secret he was about progress, about building new and better industrial operations with the latest technology at that time, and a lot of U.S. Southern States saw Abraham Lincoln and the North as a direct threat.
The Abolition of Slavery played a role in the American Civil War (as the harvesting of cotton and sugar cane and tobacco did rely heavily on slave labor in the American South). But it wasn't actually the direct cause of it.
Economy, industry, and ultimately, the battle of dominance over a nation were the direct causes.
To the victor goes the say in how a still new nation was going to continue to establish itself in both domestic and foreign politics.
In this movie, Elvis's brothers were part of the Confederacy, and so were seen and treated as traitorous saboteurs by the Union (and would have been, in real life, charged, tried, and convicted as such). The Union Army was on the side of Abraham Lincoln and the North.
BTW: You uploaded this on June 19th- in America known as "the second Independence Day". It was on this date in 1865 that a U.S. Union general marched into Galveston, Texas to issue an order that from that date forward all slaves were now free.
I tried to keep the history lesson as short as I could, Seph.
Still, I apologize for the lengthy post.
Fantastic reaction! I really enjoyed this!
Hope you had a lovely weekend!
Sammy the COOL, thank you for this. It really explained the movie for me. I didn't know most of this to be fair. What did you personally think of this movie though?
@@SephPlays You know what? I actually liked it. Good plot, solid character development, and all around good acting.
I forgot to say that your honest commentary is quite amusing.
At one point when you were like, "Oh, there's so many other better ways they could have gone about this." I was reminded of me 😁
Love that. Glad im not the only one who thought that 😅
@@SephPlays Definitely not. I can only suspend plausible belief for so long, depending on the actions, scene, etc. :))
@@sammy_the_uncool2702 i love the horse scenes in this film too. It always fascinates me how they get them to do all the jumps and stunts :D
I believe they were confederate soldiers.
I didn't understand it when i was watching it. But now ive read up on a little US history i get it more now!
US Civil War during Lincoln's term
Unfortunately this is one of my least favourite movies.😏
Well thats a good thing for me technically because this is the only one I've watched xD
So it can only get better right?