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Yeah, you sure did...
The first part belonged to Douglas...
Or to that former Enterprise captain
Sonny
You know I knew it didn't look right!
Kurt - that's the guy! Well, at least I got his last name right.
Too much monkey business for me to be involved in
Yeah, you sure did...
The first part belonged to Douglas...
Or to that former Enterprise captain
Sonny
Captain James T. Kirk! That's him... or was it James T. Kurt? :?
I think I had 'cling-on' trouble there.
I've not yet seen 3000 Miles To Graceland. Would you recommend it? I'm not too keen on impersonators, so I think I've been avoiding it. Is it worth watching?
And do they use original Elvis songs? If so, it's definitely worth watching for the soundtrack.
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Interestingly, critic Dave Marsh, a big Elvis fan, picks Elvis' performance in "World's Fair" as the worst performance by a rock star on film. I really don't understand that. Elvis isn't what he is in "Flaming Star", "Follow That Dream" or "King Creole" but, then he's never less than professional. And in the Russell scenes, he's quite funny. I wonder what's here that inspired Marsh's bile. In the Elvis canon, something like "Kissin' Cousins" is far more offensive and something like "Paradise Hawaiian Style" or "Clambake" are more throwaways.
Hey Scatter!
3000 Miles To Graceland sure is one to watch, you know!
It's not about Elvis impersonators at all, really. Those guys (Russell and Costner) dress up as Elvis just to get a chance to rub a casino!
Actually it's a real action/thriller type thing. It has a lot of Elvis related stuff in it. And yeah, it does have Elvis originals in it! Like Such A Night for instance!
Great movie!
Sonny
Sonny, you've sold me on it!Hey Scatter!
3000 Miles To Graceland sure is one to watch, you know!
It's not about Elvis impersonators at all, really. Those guys (Russell and Costner) dress up as Elvis just to get a chance to rub a casino!
Actually it's a real action/thriller type thing. It has a lot of Elvis related stuff in it. And yeah, it does have Elvis originals in it! Like Such A Night for instance!
Great movie!
Sonny
I've seen it in my local DVD rental shop and actually picked it up and then thought 'no'. It sounds very good though. I think I got the wrong impression of it. Perhaps I was a little harsh deciding not to rent it.
It sounds great if they have used the Elvis tracks as part of the soundtrack. I'll have to try and rent it this weekend.
Too much monkey business for me to be involved in
I enjoyed this movie also. Great action scenes. I love at the end of the movie when they play "My Way" when Kevin Costner...(sorry I can't give it away, lol).
Lisa :wink:
BTW, the impersonator singing "Such A Night" during the robbery scene is one of the better that I've seen. He's fit, nice looking, and actually sounds like Elvis (if that is him singing).
If never I met you
I'd never have seen you cry
If not for our first "Hello"
We'd never have to say goodbye...
Hey thank you Lisa for not giving the ending away!I enjoyed this movie also. Great action scenes. I love at the end of the movie when they play "My Way" when Kevin Costner...(sorry I can't give it away, lol).
Lisa :wink:
I'll definitely have to see the film. It sounds interesting.
Too much monkey business for me to be involved in
I'd agree with everything thats been said so far about 3000 miles to Graceland.
I must admit that i didn't fancy it to start with as it did look pretty corny. I usually hate anything that involves Elvis Impersonators and the like. But this film is great. kevin Costner is superb...boy he plays one mean dude 8)
Cracking movie
TCB Chris.
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Oh Scatter, I was just monkeying around...Hey thank you Lisa for not giving the ending away!I enjoyed this movie also. Great action scenes. I love at the end of the movie when they play "My Way" when Kevin Costner...(sorry I can't give it away, lol).
Lisa :wink:
I'll definitely have to see the film. It sounds interesting.
Lisa :wink:
If never I met you
I'd never have seen you cry
If not for our first "Hello"
We'd never have to say goodbye...
The answer is a simple one: it's all SUBJECTIVE.Interestingly, critic Dave Marsh, a big Elvis fan, picks Elvis' performance in "World's Fair" as the worst performance by a rock star on film. I really don't understand that.
I wonder what's here that inspired Marsh's bile.
I like all three, ..... quite a bit.In the Elvis canon, something like "Kissin' Cousins" is far more offensive and something like "Paradise Hawaiian Style" or "Clambake" are more throwaways.
Like I said, SUBJECTIVE.
- Capt. "EL."
Scatter...
Go on and rent the thing, my friend!
I'm sure you'll enjoy it...
By the way, LisaMarie,
How are you doing?
You just don't answer a pm, do you?
Bye,
Sonny
Sonny,Scatter...
Go on and rent the thing, my friend!
I'm sure you'll enjoy it...
By the way, LisaMarie,
How are you doing?
You just don't answer a pm, do you?
Bye,
Sonny
Did you send me a pm? I didn't get it!!! I just rechecked now and there isn't one from you in my mailbox!! I'm sorry about that! I wouldn't do that on purpose, lol!!
I'm doing much better, thank you so much for asking. Each day gets a little easier, thank goodness!
Talk to you soon,
Lisa :wink:
If never I met you
I'd never have seen you cry
If not for our first "Hello"
We'd never have to say goodbye...
Well Lisa, I would have gone APE if I had found out the ending!... or maybe even BANANAS!Oh Scatter, I was just monkeying around...
Lisa :wink:
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