r/Elvis • • 3d ago

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u/Balkicat 3d ago

Well deserved.

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u/parason47 3d ago

Clear winner for me.

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u/JAGinStl 2d ago

Heck yes!

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u/Limp_Bar6899 3d ago

I may be one of the few who was a bit let down. Just felt like it was a lot of reused content that was already mainstream. But itโ€™s Elvis and I enjoyed it nonetheless

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u/Massive_Ad_9898 3d ago

Some people did feel that.

See, the important thing was what they did with footage. For maybe the first time they focused on how much in control Elvis was of his art.

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u/Limp_Bar6899 3d ago

Yes, and to be truthful I need to rewatch it. I sort of had it on in the background one day and it didnโ€™t get my full attention. I think Iโ€™ll give it the time it deserves and rewatch it again

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u/Round_Rectangles That's The Way It Is 2d ago

Yeah I get that. I also wasn't crazy about the mixing either. Some of the songs were changed around for dramatic effect or something, but I would have much rather heard the original versions.

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u/Massive_Ad_9898 1d ago

The original versions are always there.

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u/Round_Rectangles That's The Way It Is 1d ago

True, but typically if I'm watching a live performance, I want the music/audio to sound like how it did during the actual performance.

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u/Massive_Ad_9898 1d ago

True. But the film sort of zigzagged between performances and rehersals, so it is already an altered experience.