Daniel Martínez

If most humans lived among nature like Bomman and Bellie do, this planet would be in better shape and nobody would be thinking about living in another planet, because we have everything we need here, as long as we know how to live in harmony with nature.

I'm a millenial, so I know about Elvis mostly because of people older than me. I know he had some health issues and died fairly young, so I was expecting some good music and maybe some glimpse into this part of Elvis' life when I went to see this movie. However, I was not expecting for the story to be told from the perspective of his manager, which explained some things I did not know about Elvis. I've read elsewhere that the movie missed other essential things for it to be considered a proper biopic, but as a movie-goes who doesn't know Elvis' entire history beforehand, I can say I enjoyed this movie more than I was expecting to. It was entertaining, to say the least, simply from watching all the performances and singing.

Better than the original and probably better than any sequel that may or may not follow. Best movie I’ve seen in a good while.

Terrible, cringy dialogue. Mark-Paul Gosselaar’s occasional wit makes this film barely bearable. Bruce Willis is pretty much a non-actor in this film. Also, I never really understood what the movie is about, anyways. Its 90-minute length felt painful and I all I could think was, “When will this thing be over?”