Judi Hertz

Great movie. I loved how they wove the historical happenings into the movie and into Elvis' perceptions of what was going on in the world. wonderful to hear the music again and to actually see Elvis performing at the end. I'm 75 and still love his music, his gyrations that drove the ladies wild, and remember my mother's horror that some of the ladies threw their panties at him. Thanks for a great picture. I'm taking my 80-year-old neighbor next week. Ten stars would be more appropriate for this movie. Congratulations all around!

I just retired and watch this almost every day. In today's program you talked about phrases the Millennials wish the Boomers wouldn't use. I agree with some of it, but when you talked about counseling, I disagree. My dad died when I was 15 of suicide. That was in 1962. In "those days" counseling was not common. It was a sign of weakness. Today that perspective has shifted and rightly so. But I think when you haven't experienced a situation or a timeline, you should be careful about criticizing the experience. Most people my age have had some type of counseling and are better for it. In the 60s that wasn't the "thing." Judi Hertz