May he fly high 🕊🕊

he was a racist

@@insidher well then he was even better than I thought

I can only imagine the amount of pain he was in, physically, emotionally and mentally but he preformed his heart, like, no pun intended, it was his last night on earth. The movie definitely gave me more depth to how tragic and mislead Elvis life was.

@@fortsquadder4246 I bet he's still playing songs in heaven and people dance to it I just picture going to heaven and seeing Elvis on stage and people dancing and I just join them in the dance.

Soo much expections, and stress on one man's life...may he rest in peace!

I know he was the greatest it seemed like as he got older his voice got more powerful it's weird. Up until all the way he died. He will always be the greatest ever

Poor health due to drug usage and too many waffles

This King Native American was high as a kite.

Absolutely 💯 pc true!!!

He gave it all, gave it all.,The king.

Well, we can't expect his voice to be magnificent after he had died, can we?

@@lukasnummer1 Not precisely, but the man was two months away from death.

Yes, his breath is failing, but voice is still beautiful, long live the King!

He was still young to lose his voice

Isn't that something? Testament to pure unadulterated talent from a gorgeous man who absolutely loved music and conveyed that in all he did. It is such a sad ending brought on in big measure by a con artist who took such advantage if a trusting and naive soul. Seems like all tge good ones die way too young.

Jesus loves you

@@dumdum3470 Jesus Christ loves you

@@VTPr0 Who cares?. He's long gone.

This was in fact elvis last song he ever sang! 🥺

He was incredibly sick, and he did it all to himself. I saw him in 1976, and I was in the third row, and I was stunned at how bad he looked. He looked worse than he did here!

​@@philiphatfield5666aie aie vous avez pas d'avoir des mauvaises langues juger d'abord vous même

He was the greatest

Its so sad. He was fighting.

好似失咗少少準喎，仲要人傍住離場，後段精神好多。

The sweat was from all the drugs he was taking.

@@333crt nothing to do with the lights??

The sweat was mostly from drugs sadly

Yes and now he's with his grandpa singing more as he gets to know his grandson who shows so much resemblence of that Presley look, he'd be proud and happy to know his grandson.......finally with lots of love still in his heart.

@@babekane08 the grandson let himself go. Elvis wouldn’t be proud. Just look at Elvis and the grandson at the same age. There’s no comparing. Elvis had class.

seriously. I had the 'ugly cry' It would have been embarrassing if tons of other people weren't doing the same thing.

It was hard to walk out of the theater without crying right there for sure.

Yes, his true love really seemed to be performing and the way he gave it his all despite everything… remarkable is an understatement. God bless him 💔😢

Me too 🤧

Amazing, he needed someone genuine to take care is him without seeing $$$$$. Greedy people took advantage of his hard work and talents !! 😢

I'm same as your age, when my Father (Tatay) brought a lot of vinyl albums from Guam, US.. first thing that I played in our Philips HiFi Stereo system is ELVIS, and my Mother (Nanay) loves it.❤

Inspiração total

Ditto!! Omg I was so mesmerized during the whole movie!

same 😪💔

I just saw the movie again and going to go again on Monday. Yes I cried too. I had the good fortune to see 4 live performances. Bigger than life. Can’t put into words how awesome he was.

@@birtiefloyd6068 lucky!

Me too 😢

Why was his health poor?

I was in tears. Such a tearful beautiful scene... RIP legend

@@LauRa-re9un did u see the BAZ LURHMANN..movie!

@@joannemurdock7899 No

Elvis never thought a whole lot of himself. He gave and gave. When the love of his life left him , he went straight downhill. T he drugs took over and he gave up. I loved him and hope when he got to heaven the lord that gave him his talent gave him the peace and love he wanted

That must be one of the best memories of your life

Jesus loves you

Remarkable!!

So so true!

Unique Irreplaceable Forever in Our Hearts

Elvis had become a drug addicted, obese, half-crazed man by this time... he looked like he was strung out and his hair/clothing attire looked like $h^t! Sad indeed... what a wasted life! He died while taking a $h^t of a heart attack... smh!

I think he knew the end was near.

Beautiful voice and the best smile, ever

I mean, the man was only 42 years old. Of course his voice was still strong.

@@JCITW777 I'll always love Elvis Presley, there will never be another king like him What a great strong voice

Basically he didn’t sleep any of those years. He died at 42 but live at least 2 lifetimes.

@@777jones I believe he lived at least a hundred lifetimes during his fortune and fame. It's like he somehow knew his days were numbered 😪😪😪

Everyone realized he was a massive drug and food addict. Everyone. The public saw him talk without making sense and get fat as shit. His entourage saw him be a drug addled mess. His doctors saw him be a drug addled mess and kept cutting him off. Tom Parker saw him as a drug addled mess and exploited him to bankroll his own gambling addiction. His ex wife saw him as a drug addled mess and left him. We all realized it. Where were you?

Imagine crying because of a celebrity.

@@cargoload1324 he had power

In his pants

@@cargoload1324 they was a generation of soul that's when you know they had something special unlike these fake wanna be celebrity's we have now days. The celebs now days are so watered down and full of shit with no soul its impossible to miss.

I cried when he died I was a small kid but I was already a huge Elvis fan.

He. Sang. The. Song. Beautful

❤AMEN❤

Same, I saw Elvis yesterday. It was nothing short of amazing, the whole cinema applauded after the film. Austin butler deserves an Oscar for his portrayal of Elvis. I loved it!!

Austin Butler did an amazing job. Unfortunately I feel like his performance was wasted by Bax Luhrmans egocentric self centered styling directing. Would’ve been much better if he focused more on Elvis and less on Parker. Elvis led such an interesting life, and they left a lot of it out. Instead of telling the story of a remarkable man’s life Luhrman was more interested in putting his own pizazz and interpretations into the film. Under a different direction this film could’ve been an all time classic.

@@MJsap13 Excellent assessment, Mr. Sapelli. I could not have worded it better myself. I agree with you that the focus should been more on Elvis and not the narcissistic self-serving huckster that was the 'Colonel.' I believe that without the stifling confounds of Parker, the raw talent and charisma of Elvis would have made an even more profound mark on American history; realizing his fullest potential and living well beyond his premature demise.

It was the most beautiful tribute ♥️

It was absolute work of beauty. Grateful for the trip back to my childhood and joy this talented man brought to my world!

I Guess you're a country MUSIC lover?

Amen

It's no wonder he sweated so much, he always wore clothes that were hot!!!

You should listen to gospel music- where he adapted his style from

@@brendaharrington2201 also taking pills and being in I’ll health makes you sweat more..

Kluge und mitfühlende Worte

Michael Jackson.

Steve Perry

Ronnie James Dio

Prince

You don’t listen to music much

Elvis está no pó da terra . O mesmo nasceu em lar cristão . Tenho certeza que o mesmo conheceu Deus . E um dia nos encontramos na breve volta de Cristo .

Me too! I knew at some point in the movie that the director was going to include some real footage of Elvis, and the way he did it was just amazing. My throat closed up when I saw this in the theater; it was so heartbreaking but so beautiful at the same time.

@@BebeLush2 I wasn't expecting it and bawled my eyes out! And do every time I see it!

As a black man I say AMEEN 🖤🙏🏼

And the trauma he caused to Priscilla

Hes cheater

Hello 👋 Karen how are you doing today?

WOW

Makes you wonder if that scarf wasn't sold on eBay some years later. However, I think it would be difficult to prove it's authenticity. Sill though, perhaps someone has it hanging in a shadow-box on their Livingroom wall as a heirloom.

I saw him in concert the day before this was taped in Kansas City. On Sunday I spent the day at our downtown airport waiting for him to arrive. (I tell everyone this but say I babysit his plane) My daughter and her friend were with me. We stood at the back of the limo as he got out. He turned and looked at our way and smiled. I promised my daughter and her friend I’d take them to see him the next Time he was in KC. As we all know that would never happen. But at least we have that Wonderful memory of him. I saw him 3 times in concert. My Mom sent me a sympathy card. When he passed away. I’ve Loved him since I was 11 and still do. I’m 77 now. I’ve been to Graceland several times. The first time was in 87 with my Mom and cousin. I could go on and on. Thank you for letting me tell my Sweet memories of my 1st Love. He will always in our ❤️

@@vickiwohletz7707 Wonderful memories. I'm so glad that you got to have all of those special times! That's so cool that you've also been to Graceland many times! Have you seen the new movie yet? It's so good. My brother and I are seeing it again tomorrow!

If he could have gotten rid of Tom Parker he would still be with us today

@@vickiwohletz7707 what kind of drugs was he on and was it also foods n alcohol that also got him sick?

You're absolutely right!

I disagree. Austin Butler did an outstanding performance! I saw the movie too.

@@cookingwithtommy you disagree but yet you say Austin did an outstanding performance? 🤔

@@CenationTroop It’s a joke. His said he did a awesome performance, I think he did better than awesome. You’d probably get it if I said it in person.

Just saw it last week! Austin Butler better win a Oscar for his phenomenal performance and not get robbed like how Joaquin Phoenix got robbed away from Oscar by his performance in walk the line!

Wow bless u my friend is around that age. We love and agree with u. Goosebumps all my spine blues his soul .

He is so beautiful to me Hate killed him too much hate and envy.He did what he came to do

Well he would probably live longer if he didn’t take drugs

@@thejeffyshow9722 we don't know that. The true is he had a lot of diseases, genetic diseases. It is sad that he passed at Young Age but comforting facto is that he become a legend - King in alive which is very rarely.

Dude he was forced to take them

@@xijinping6943 no he wasn’t he was addicted

It really made me emotional too.

Same here I cried

Jesus Christ loves you

If I had a time machine I would save him. 80s Elvis would have been epic.

Genau er hat unser Leben versüßt! ….❤❤❤❤😮😊

É bom, mas prefiria os mamonas assassinas

Elvis bir İLKEDİR KIYAFET TARZI ELVİS İLKESİDİR İLKTİR ÖRNEK ALDI SONRAKİLER ELVİSİ

@@cindyfranklin3804 Thanks, Cindy. I definitely will!

The way he sang, just weeks before his death, incredible. His life & talent was a gift from God.

It was Fabulous. One of the best movies I've ever seen and certainly one of the most impactful.

@@RS-jb1lf watch the documentary "The way it is" of Elvis' first year 1970 in Vegas when he was tan, trim and on top of his game. He looked so good that year and so healthy. Once he started with the opiates is when the weight gain started because you can't shit on that stuff.

@@dumdum3470 I agree. Loved it

Fan since I was 8 and now 56 x

You could watch him at tv and buy lps. We in ussr couldn't. But the same situation in byografy :)))

lol believe me, you are not alone. You and Millions of others.

So say we all!

I've been a fan for 45 years. Enjoy, you have a lot to catch up on 😊

Welcome to Elvis Fans Club! ❤️

he is and always will be the king of rock and roll and i’m so glad a new generation is now learning of his greatness

Same to me he is a legend

SAME, Tom!

I Guess you're a country MUSIC lover?

I am James

LOL and now he's burning down there.

Invented Rock

I hope he returns back from that island with Michael Jackson. The w.. world is not the same without them. Like the colors or the flavors are not there anymore.

You'd think you'd never forget the day your son was born nit the day a Rockstar died but hey each to thier own

Especially since he was the first true superstar of the tv era.

I have never seen it before

What was happening to him? why did he leave the scenario?

@@LauRa-re9un overusing prescription pills, plus health issues.

@@ALLENM07 Incredible that anybody did anything for him. He was so lonely. Edit: he shouldn´t have kept singing, he didn´t need to.

Yes he used too much amphétamins and was drugged and tired and fat..sad..Hé wasnt the same man anymore except HIS VOICE

Because he cant breathe. He had congestive heart failure.

While playing the keys... Wow

He was the. 😅 KING

I Guess you're a country MUSIC lover?

♥️

He was the King of Rock and Roll, and always will be. I grew up in that era, those days are gone forever young lady. You look young, you sure did miss a lot. I would not change the era I grew up and lived for anything thing in the world. I wasn't Prom King, or a football player, so I never fit in with the snobs, but I had music. Music was a comfort, and Elvis, The Beatles and everything that came after them was gold. All of my heros are dying, it is very sad.

@@Rich-kp1eu I'm not that young , but yes he was a bit before my time alright not much , but a bit , absolutely deserved the title of the King .

❤