Austin Butler was Beyond phenomenal.

Austin Butler stated that one of the aspects about Elvis Presley that stood out to him was that he (Elvis) lost his mother at a young age. Butler also lost his mother at a young age. Both men were 23 years old when their mothers passed away. Austin felt that shared pain with Elvis and used his grief in his performance.

I bought this movie and i have played it 30 times now im a old woman and Elvis has been in my life since i was 12 im 79 now Austin Butler captured Elvis and i hope he wins the Oscar

ELVIS the man was a winner and ELVIS the movie is a winner. Elvis gave SO MUCH to the planet and nation in the form of BROTHERHOOD and BELIEF in SPENDING TIME TOGETHER enjoying music, faith or BOTH. A great message of PEACE among a sea of CHAOS and HATE. The movie is going to win Oscars.

Movie was awesome, watched twice in the theatre

Hey Great reaction - loved it. Yes Lansky Bros does exist - in fact like most things with Elvis, he was a lifelong customer. When someone was good to him he never forgot and remained loyal. I believe the owner gave him access to the cloths he wanted before he could afford it 😀😀

so far I have loved this movie 9 times at the big screen cinema! AUSTIN DESERVES AN OSCAR! OSCAR'S GALLORE FOR ELVIS THE MOVIE IS SENSATIONAL!

BERNARD LANSKY -- HE PUT ELVIS IN HIS FIRST SUIT -- AND HIS LAST. Lansky's was and is real. Elvis' earlier 1950's dress sense marked him as a true style icon. Elvis found much of his clothing here, once he was able to afford it. Elvis' style feels particularly relevant today - Cuban collar shirts, wide-legged, pleated trousers, blousons - these are all garments making the rounds on the menswear circuit all over again, and they were integral to Elvis’ 1950s style wardrobe. He did it all first. And Bernard Lansky was the clothier and the tailor that helped make Elvis LOOK SHARP AS HELL!!

This movie shows just why the world fell in love with Elvis and millions do still love him today. Over 30,000 attended the annual candlelight vigil on the 45th anniversary of his death this past August 16. Elvis will never be forgotten.

This movie was amazing. Austin Butler deserves the Oscar. He embodied Elvis so well that you actually believe he is Elvis white watching this.

Yes the original shop is now hard rock cafe but next to it is the new lanksy brothers shop . Its very interesting

Heard there was talk about a B.B. King miniseries with Wendell Pierce in the title role, but that was before Covid so who knows when or how that's going to happen.

STORY OF A MUCH LOVED AMERICAN LEGENDAND ICON LOOKS AND SOUNDS AMERICAN! FILMED ENTIRELY IN AUSTRALIA BRILLIANTLY WELL DONE MOVIE BRILLIANT AWESOME ARTISTIC FANTASTIC MOVIE! OSCAR'S GALLORE FOR ELVIS THE MOVIE IS SENSATIONAL!

They feared him because he was bringing white and black people together at a time when the powers that be didn't want that!

Austin Butler may have won a Golden Globe, but not an Oscar because Brendan Fraser won an Oscar for his performance in The Whale.

I loved this movie, as many have - Austin Butler was 1 of the most convincing as Elvis in his performance moves, in the way he carried himself full stop with the way he spoke and the tone spoke with that shouted out Elvis and made you forget it was Butler whilst watching it. That is the true mark of someone's total dedication and talent over not just months but 2 years work this guy put in to prepare for playing him and nailing it! One element I liked so much alone about this is it finally gives true justice to how integral Elvis and the whole music scene back in that Memphis era of other performers who were obviously black rather than of Elvis's white man demographic, were so integral to each other how they fed off off each other musically, creatively etc. It finally shows the magnitude on screen of how 1 complimented and liked the other which should finally ensure to a young audience now to not fall into all these more recent time absolute vile with no place in fact nonsense about him having been a racist which when first saw a KZfaq reactor having thought that from what had heard, couldn't believe wasn't having a dream! That element of this movie has been so needed to show Elvis for who he was liking people whatever their skin colour was! I could go but already tired hope I've put all that in a good way that makes sense.

Yes the shop s name is Lansky Bros

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How's it going?

You watched half the film and didn't review?

Look I'm black and I'm mad I never sat and watched Elvis movie till now and I'm upset because all the black documentaries I like Michael Jackson and Muhammad Ali James Brown Heaven is up there with those Stars he's the king and they couldn't give him a classic movie he deserve that can't figure out how they could not make this movie a classic I'll talk about shoot Five Heartbeats wasn't for real but a classic whoever produce all those black classes should have did Elvis cuz he's one of us

Lanskys still selling Elvis style clothes...

What annoyed me is during the clip for Trouble, Baz Luhrmann in his typical turbo editing style cut to Tom Hanks too much. Nobody wants to see Hanks in a fat suit during that song, it should have been all Austin Butler. So irritating! I’ve never liked Luhrmann’s juxtaposition editing. He comes across as totally ADD. I’m an Aussie, I’ll happily criticise a fellow countryman

It's a piece of commercialized GARBAGE and Austin Butler's "performance" is akin to a sleazy impersonator in a Vegas lounge. No real fan of Elvis supports this appalling film.